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Breaking Strength (B/S) = 3 X Working
Load Limit (WLL)
Alternate hardware available, see hardware
section of catalogue
Webbing straps must be protected when used on
rough or sharp objects. Straps that are cut, worn or otherwise damaged
should not be used.
A strap is only as strong as its weakest
component.
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- Breaking Strengths are based on the minimum load, a component
or assembly will withstand before failing. WORKING LOAD LIMITS (W.L.L.)
are rated at one-third of the minimum breaking strength. Unless
otherwise specified, all ratings are based on a straight tensile.
Load directions other than straight can result in a significant
reduction in breaking strength.
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- The component with the lowest minimum breaking strength
determines the rating of the strap assembly or cargo tie-down
system. Tie-downs must be attached to securing points of equal or
greater strength for break-strength rating to be maintained. All
straps are intended to be used as cargo securing devices. No straps
are to be used for lifting purposes, except slings.
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- All ratings are for products in new condition. Age, wear or
damage to any tie-down system can greatly reduce its rating. All
products should be inspected on a regular basis. All worn, deformed
or damaged products should immediately be removed from service and
replaced
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