High-strength 2″ 5T Endless Ratchet Strap for transportation

2″ 50mm 5T Endless Strap without hooks

An endless strap, also known as an endless loop strap or endless tie-down strap, is a type of cargo strap that forms a continuous loop without having a traditional buckle or fastening mechanism at one end. Instead, the strap is woven back into itself, creating an “endless” or closed-loop design.

Features of endless strap

1. Continuous Loop Design:

   • The primary feature is the absence of a traditional buckle or fastening mechanism, with the strap forming a continuous loop.

2. Durable Material:

   • Endless straps are typically made from durable and high-strength materials such as polyester or nylon webbing to ensure reliability and strength.

3. Adjustability:

   • Despite the continuous loop design, endless straps are often adjustable, allowing users to tighten or loosen the strap to accommodate different load sizes.

4. Versatility:

   • Suitable for a wide range of applications due to the flexibility in how they can be secured and adjusted.

5. Ease of Use:

   • Simple to use, with fewer components than straps with traditional buckles, making them quick to secure and release.

6. No Metal Parts:

   • Some endless straps are designed without metal parts, which can be beneficial in applications where non-metallic materials are preferred.

2″ 50mm Endless Strap

2″ 50mm endless strap with various breaking load options of 5T, 4T, 3T and 2T.

2″ 50mm Ratchet buckle: Plastic handle/Aluminum handle/Rubber coated ratchet buckle options

Customized webbing colors and labels acceptable

How to use the endless strap?

1. Identify Anchor Points:

   • Determine where you will anchor the strap. This could be anchor points on a truck, trailer, or other surfaces suitable for securing your cargo.

2. Thread One End:

   • Begin by threading one end of the endless strap through or around the anchor point on one side of the cargo.

3. Wrap Around Cargo:

   • Wrap the strap around the cargo, ensuring that it passes over the top or around the sides securely. The strap should encircle the cargo to create a loop.

4. Thread the Other End:

   • Thread the loose end of the strap through or around the anchor point on the opposite side of the cargo. This completes the loop.

5. Adjust Tension:

   • Pull the loose end of the strap to tighten the loop around the cargo. Adjust the tension until the strap is snug and the cargo is secure.

6. Secure Excess Strap:

   • Bundle and secure any excess strap to prevent it from flapping or causing damage during transport. Use Velcro straps, rubber bands, or other means to keep the excess strap organized.

7. Double-Check Tension:

   • Double-check the tension of the strap to ensure that it is evenly tightened and secure around the cargo.

Strong box and pallet available.