Multipurpose 5T ratchet tie down with swan hook

Safe and reliable 2″ LC2500KGX9M Ratchet tie down with hook and keeper

The swan hook ratchet tie down adopts a unique swan hook design to ensure a firm lock when securing goods and prevent the goods from shaking and moving.

Features of ratchet tie down

1. Multifunctional use: Swan hook strapping is suitable for various industries and application scenarios, including manufacturing, construction, logistics and transportation, etc. They provide users with a flexible and reliable way to secure and move a variety of cargo.

2. Easy to use: The design of the swan hook binding strap makes it easy to use, even in small spaces or complex environments. Its simple yet effective functionality makes the lifting process more efficient.

3. Various specifications: Swan hook binding straps are available in a variety of specifications and sizes to meet different load requirements. Users can select appropriate specifications based on specific lifting tasks to ensure safe and efficient operations.

4. Load balancing: The design of the swan hook strapping helps achieve even distribution of the load, thereby reducing the stress on the goods during transportation and improving overall stability.

2″ hook and keeper ratchet tie down have various breaking load of 5T, 4T, 3T, 2T.

Ratchet buckle option: Aluminum handle/plastic handle/Steel handle/rubber coated ratchet buckle

Customized webbing colors and labels acceptable

Hook Options

How to use the ratchet tie down with hook and keeper?

1. Check the straps:

Before each use, carefully inspect the appearance and construction of the swan hook strap.
Make sure the straps are not frayed, cut, broken or otherwise damaged.

2. Choose the right strapping strap:

Select ratchet tie down of appropriate specifications and workload based on the nature and weight of the cargo.

3. Choose the right swan hook:

Make sure the swan hook you choose will anchor securely to the cargo and be able to withstand the required load.

4. Preparatory work:

Untie the straps, making sure there are no tangles or knots.
Have ready the required number of strapping straps, depending on the size and shape of the shipment.

5. Place the straps:

Position the lashing straps over or around the cargo, making sure the swan hooks and lashing strap ends are in place.

6. Connect the swan hook:

Use swan hooks to attach the ends of the strapping straps to the cargo, making sure the connection is secure.

7. Closing the swan hook:

Close the swan hook to make sure it is firmly attached to the cargo and not loose.

8. Tighten the straps:

Use the tensioning device on the strap (usually a pull wrench) to gradually tighten the strap to ensure it fits snugly against the cargo.

9. Check load balancing:

Make sure the design of the strapping facilitates even distribution of the load to prevent uneven pressure on the cargo during transportation.

10. Make sure it is securely fastened:
– Double-check that the straps are attached and tightened to make sure they are secure and the load is secure.

11. The goods are bound:
– When the ratchet tie straps are firm and the load is secure, the goods have been bound and can be transported.

We use strong box and pallet packing.