Lift-all TE26436 Tie Down Strap 5000 lb Ratchet 27 ft
A 27 ft ratchet tie-down strap rated for a 5000 lb working load limit with wire hooks and cut-resistant polyester webbing
- Main materialHAWA
- 5000 lb working load limit for heavy cargo securement
- 15 000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 27 ft overall length spans long flatbeds and trailers
- Cut-resistant polyester edges extend strap service life
- 18 in fixed end speeds up ratchet engagement
Lift-All TE26436 Ratchet Strap 27 ft
The Lift-All TE26436 is a 27-foot tie-down strap assembly rated for a 5,000 lb working load limit. It uses high-visibility green polyester webbing with cut-resistant edges and a steel wire-hook end fitting. The ratchet mechanism provides secure tensioning for heavy cargo on flatbeds or trailers.
Fixed 18 in End and Ratchet Adjustment
A fixed 18-inch end section attaches to a primary anchor point while the ratchet takes up slack across the remaining length. The four-inch wide webbing distributes force over a broad surface to protect load faces. The assembly meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards for commercial transport use.
15,000 lb Tensile Strength Under Sustained Load
The polyester construction delivers a 15,000 lb per inch tensile strength that resists elongation during long hauls. Cut-resistant edges guard against abrasion from sharp cargo corners or rub rails. Steel hardware maintains integrity through repeated tension cycles without deformation.
How it compares
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- Price $104.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LIFT-ALL |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How does the 5000 lb working load limit hold up during sustained tension?
The strap is rated for a 5000 lb working load limit with a 15000 lb tensile strength, and its cut-resistant edges help maintain integrity under continuous heavy loads.
What happens to the polyester webbing and ratchet mechanism when the strap is under tension all day?
The high-visibility green polyester webbing resists stretching and UV damage, while the steel ratchet and wire hooks maintain grip without overheating or degrading during extended use.
What anchor points are needed to use the wire hooks on this 27 ft strap?
The fixed 18 in end and 27 ft overall length require compatible anchor points such as D-rings, stake pockets, or frame brackets that accept the steel wire-hook end fittings.
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