Strap 4"x50' Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor
- Description
- Fitment & Compatibility
- Features & Included
- Specifications
- Notices & Warnings
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4" x 50' Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor
The INA Equipment 4" x 50' Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor is a heavy-duty cargo securement assembly designed for flatbed trailers, step-deck trailers, trucks, and other commercial transportation applications. The wide 4-inch polyester webbing provides the strength needed for demanding cargo securement, while the 50-foot length provides ample reach for large or bulky loads.
The assembly features a heavy-duty long, wide-handle ratchet for applying and maintaining tension and chain-anchor end fittings for connecting to compatible trailer tie-down points. With a 5,400 lb Working Load Limit (WLL), it is designed for securing heavy cargo when properly selected and used.
The durable polyester webbing is designed for cargo-control applications with relatively low stretch. The chain-anchor configuration provides a strong connection to compatible trailer anchor points while helping protect the webbing from direct contact with the attachment hardware.
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Fitment & Compatibility
Recommended for:
- Flatbed trailers
- Step-deck and drop-deck trailers
- Commercial trucks and trailers
- Heavy-duty cargo securement applications
- Machinery and equipment
- Steel, pipe, lumber, construction materials, and other general cargo
- Compatible trailer tie-down and anchor points
The chain-anchor end fittings are intended to connect to compatible trailer tie-down points. Always verify that the trailer anchor points and the complete securement system are properly rated for the intended load.
Important: The Working Load Limit of the complete cargo securement system is determined by the lowest-rated component, including the strap, ratchet, chain anchors, hooks, trailer anchor points, and other attachment hardware.
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Features & Included
- 4-inch wide webbing: Heavy-duty width for commercial cargo securement applications.
- 50-foot length: Provides extended reach for large and bulky loads.
- 5,400 lb WLL: Designed for heavy-duty cargo securement when properly used.
- 20,000 lb webbing break strength: Heavy-duty polyester webbing construction.
- 16,200 lb assembly break strength: Rated strength of the complete strap assembly.
- Long, wide-handle ratchet: Provides leverage for tightening and securing the load.
- Chain-anchor end fittings: Designed for connection to compatible trailer anchor points.
- Polyester webbing: Durable cargo-control material with low stretch.
- Blue webbing: High-visibility color for easy identification.
- Heavy-duty construction: Designed for demanding flatbed and commercial transportation applications.
Included: 1 × 4" x 50' Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor
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Specifications
Product Type Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor Strap Width 4 in. (10.16 cm) Strap Length 50 ft (15.24 m) Working Load Limit (WLL) 5,400 lb (2,449 kg) Assembly Break Strength 16,200 lb (7,348 kg) Webbing Break Strength 20,000 lb (9,072 kg) End Fitting Chain Anchor Ratchet Handle Standard Long, Wide Handle Webbing Material Polyester Webbing Color Blue Fixed End Length Approx. 12 in. Weight Approx. 20.52 lb (9.31 kg) Quantity 1 Assembly -
Notices & Warnings
- Never exceed the 5,400 lb Working Load Limit.
- Inspect the entire assembly before every use, including the webbing, stitching, ratchet, chain anchors, hooks, and trailer attachment points.
- Do not use the strap if it has cuts, tears, burns, excessive abrasion, damaged stitching, knots, crushed webbing, chemical damage, or other signs of deterioration.
- Do not use the assembly if the identification or WLL information is missing or unreadable.
- Protect the webbing from sharp edges, corners, abrasive surfaces, and other sources of mechanical damage.
- Do not tie the webbing into knots or use a damaged or improperly repaired strap.
- Ensure both chain-anchor fittings are fully and securely engaged with compatible trailer anchor points before applying tension.
- Make sure the cargo is properly positioned and stable before tightening or releasing the strap.
- Do not use cheater bars, handle extensions, or other devices to increase ratchet handle leverage.
- Do not exceed the rated capacity of the chain, hooks, ratchet, trailer anchor points, or any other component in the securement system.
- The complete cargo securement system is only as strong as its weakest component.
- Do not use this cargo tie-down assembly for overhead lifting, personnel lifting, or suspension applications.
- Follow all applicable federal, state, local, and industry cargo securement requirements.
- Store the strap clean and dry and protect it from prolonged exposure to chemicals, excessive heat, and other damaging conditions.
