2" x 15' Heavy Duty Rachet Strap (5000 lb max load) - 07E02300
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2" x 15' Heavy Duty Ratchet Strap
A 2 in. wide, 15 ft. long heavy-duty ratchet strap built for real cargo securement, rated 1650 lb working load limit and 5000 lb breaking strength.
Double J hooks with a 1 in. throat grab standard trailer stake pockets and anchor rails, and the aluminum-handled ratchet keeps the strap taut without over-tightening the webbing.
Meant for tie-down of equipment, lumber and general cargo on a trailer or truck bed. It is not a rigging or lifting sling.
Features and Common Uses
- Heavy-duty nylon webbing, 2 in. wide x 15 ft. long, yellow for high visibility
- 1650 lb working load limit, 5000 lb breaking strength
- Double J hooks with a 1 in. opening for stake pockets and anchor points
- Aluminum handle ratchet for smooth, repeatable tensioning
Commonly used for:
- Securing lumber, equipment and building materials on a trailer or truck bed
- Farm and job-site tie-down where a wider, stronger strap is needed than a mini strap provides
- Highway-legal cargo securement for loads within the rated working load limit
Specifications
| Brand | Erickson |
|---|---|
| Strap Width | 2 in. |
| Strap Length | 15 ft. |
| Webbing Material | Nylon |
| Hook Type | Double J hooks, 1 in. opening |
| Working Load Limit | 1650 lb. |
| Breaking Strength | 5000 lb. |
| Ratchet Handle | Aluminum |
Working load limit and breaking strength are the manufacturer's published ratings for this strap. Working load limit represents roughly one-third of breaking strength, per standard tie-down practice; never load a strap to its breaking strength. Source: Erickson 2 in. x 15 ft. Heavy-Duty Ratchet Strap, retailer spec listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the safe working load?
1650 lb working load limit. The 5000 lb figure is the breaking strength, not a number to load toward.
What hooks does it use?
Double J hooks with a 1 in. opening, sized for standard trailer stake pockets and anchor rails.
Is this the same as the mini ratchet strap?
No. This is the wider, higher-rated 2 in. strap for real cargo tie-down. The 3/4 in. mini strap 4-pack is for light loads like coolers and roof racks only.