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| Brand: | Draper |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | 45279 |
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| Item Weight: | 2.2 kilograms |
Product Description
Product Description
Quality polyester webbing with cam locking buckle . SWL: 375 kg (breaking strain 750 kg) per strap.
All Draper tools are manufactured to high quality standards that are strictly controlled by our quality control engineers. They offer good value for money and a number of useful features to improve the performance of the product. All Draper products come backed by the Draper Tools guarantee.
Draper Tools is a family-run company that has been selling high-quality tools in the United Kingdom and beyond for more than 90 years. To bring you the tool you need, the Draper buying team sources innovative products, which adhere to strict ethical and quality standards, from all around the world.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Some inferior straps are so elastic your load sways all over the place. Not the case with these draper straps because they are excellent. The rest of the ratchet is more than up to the job to.
If you are not sure how to use these or any tie down straps, have a look on you tube for a demo. I would NOT recommend cutting down these or any tie down straps, because they can't be too long, but they could end up being too short. The excess won't stop you winding on if you do the following. You will be folding your strap then feeding it into the ratchet still folded. Thread through the ratchet and leave some poking out the other side (this helps keep the trap in place as you wind on top of it). As long as you achieve at least a couple of winds before things get tight you will be fine. Remember to fold closed to lock you ratchet system for extra security. Now it is Usual to have some/lots of excess strap left over not wound on to ratchet. Just tie this to one side you may need it on another type of job at a later date. To release, put two fingers on the release (one each side of the spring) then straighten out the ratchet arm fully. This will remove the ratchet part of the mechanism, allowing your strap to unwind freely. (If you can remove some of the load tension on the strap before the release, it will release a bit smoother). It is possible safely remove tension one click at a time by using the release to open the arm half way then lever a little (without the release pressed) a little to remove tension on the ratchet then use your thumb to pull down the lock part of the mechanism (also has a spring) then you can back it off one tooth at time and repeat if necessary. It sounds long winded but with a little practice it just takes seconds. It's wise to Practice with these before you really need them for the first time.
If you are not sure how to use these or any tie down straps, have a look on you tube for a demo. I would NOT recommend cutting down these or any tie down straps, because they can't be too long, but they could end up being too short. The excess won't stop you winding on if you do the following. You will be folding your strap then feeding it into the ratchet still folded. Thread through the ratchet and leave some poking out the other side (this helps keep the trap in place as you wind on top of it). As long as you achieve at least a couple of winds before things get tight you will be fine. Remember to fold closed to lock you ratchet system for extra security. Now it is Usual to have some/lots of excess strap left over not wound on to ratchet. Just tie this to one side you may need it on another type of job at a later date. To release, put two fingers on the release (one each side of the spring) then straighten out the ratchet arm fully. This will remove the ratchet part of the mechanism, allowing your strap to unwind freely. (If you can remove some of the load tension on the strap before the release, it will release a bit smoother). It is possible safely remove tension one click at a time by using the release to open the arm half way then lever a little (without the release pressed) a little to remove tension on the ratchet then use your thumb to pull down the lock part of the mechanism (also has a spring) then you can back it off one tooth at time and repeat if necessary. It sounds long winded but with a little practice it just takes seconds. It's wise to Practice with these before you really need them for the first time.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Having previously used ropes to secure my 82 year old motorcycle in the back of a van I was frustrated by the need to check and adjust them frequently. These tie down straps solved the problem completely. They were easy to fix, easy to adjust, and provided you made sure you read and understood the instructions, they were easy to release.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've used these for a few different tasks now and they've proved to be excellent. The straps aren't very wide so some extra padding may be required if you don't want it to cut into whatever you're strapping (motorbike seats, for example, need some extra padding to prevent cutting into the seat material). Used properly there's no need to cut to length and they should loosen off easily.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Tie- down straps
These tie -down straps are the business they don't slip when you apply pressure on them. I would recommend them to all my friends.
Published 2 months ago by Paul
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1st time having to buy and use ratchet straps and great and simple to use and did the job of stopping my 'Billy Art' stand blowing away at the quite windy Brands Hatch for the... Read more
Published 7 months ago by D. Bill
Good quality
These are of similar quality to those used by removal and haulage companies. The strap length will need to be cut to size though, as the winding mechanism will only take so much. Read more
Published 17 months ago by db
Draper 45279 4.5 MTR .RAT TIE DOWN STRAP 4PK
Made to a high standard very easy to use does what I bought for well.Would say well worth the money.
Published 19 months ago by W. G. Bremner
Some problems getting them off...
Used the straps to tie a motorbike onto a trailer and transport from Spain to France. Not sure if it was caused by my inexperience but I found them difficult to get off once put... Read more
Published 24 months ago by John
excellent quality, good price
This is a top quality product at a very good price. Highly recommended.
The only thing to note is that the clasps are bigger than I expected.
The only thing to note is that the clasps are bigger than I expected.
Published on 1 Jun 2009 by R. Authers
Just what I wanted.
Wanted for a project I was doing. Nothing to do with tying down cargo!
Straps seem quite sturdy and worked well for what I wanted (good value).
Delivery good.
Straps seem quite sturdy and worked well for what I wanted (good value).
Delivery good.
Published on 10 May 2009 by Pan-tac
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