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ProSource 1" x 16ft Ratchet Tie-Down Strap Yellow J-Hook 3000lb

$19.50
SKU OHL-1375088

The ProSource 1" x 16ft Ratchet Tie-Down Strap is a heavy-duty polyester webbing strap with steel J-hook end fittings and a ratchet tensioning mechanism for secure, adjustable load control. With a 3,000lb breaking strength, it is suitable for securing equipment, tools, and loads on trailers, truck beds, and utility vehicles. Yellow colour for high visibility. Sold individually.

Key Features

  • Ratchet Tensioning — Quick, secure adjustment with consistent tension across the strap
  • Steel J-Hook End Fittings — Durable hooks for attachment to stake pockets, D-rings, and anchor points
  • 3,000lb Breaking Strength — Heavy-duty rating for equipment and load securing
  • Polyester Webbing — Resistant to UV, moisture, and stretching for reliable long-term use
  • High-Visibility Yellow — Easy to spot and confirm strap placement

Specifications

  • Brand: ProSource
  • Width: 1"
  • Length: 16 ft
  • Colour: Yellow
  • Webbing Material: Polyester
  • End Fitting Type: J-Hook
  • End Fitting Material: Steel
  • Adjustment Type: Ratchet
  • Breaking Strength: 3,000 lb
  • UPC: 045734625891
  • SKU: 1375088

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the working load limit (WLL) of this strap?
The listed breaking strength is 3,000lb. Working load limit (WLL) is typically one-third of breaking strength — approximately 1,000lb for this strap. Always follow applicable load securement regulations (e.g., FMCSA or provincial transport standards) and never exceed the rated WLL when securing loads.

Can this strap be used on a trailer or truck bed?
Yes — the steel J-hooks are designed to attach to standard stake pockets, D-rings, and anchor rails found on trailers and truck beds. The 16ft length accommodates most standard equipment widths.

Is polyester webbing weather-resistant?
Yes — polyester webbing has good resistance to UV exposure, moisture, and mildew compared to nylon alternatives. It also has minimal stretch under load, which helps maintain consistent tension during transport. Inspect straps regularly for cuts, fraying, or UV degradation before use.

How do I use a ratchet tie-down?
Hook both J-hooks to secure anchor points on your trailer or truck bed. Feed the free end of the webbing through the ratchet mandrel, pull it snug, then crank the ratchet handle to tension the strap. To release, flip the ratchet release tab and unwind. Never over-tension to the point where the webbing is visibly strained.

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