One of our best large heavy duty recovery straps, these 1-Ply straps have reinforced heavy duty eye protection for enhanced durability.
SPECIFICATIONS:
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Large heavy duty recovery straps have reinforced eyes to resist abrasion
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Ratings are based on material break strength.
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Safer to use than chain and wire rope
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Includes a complete care and use sheet
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Order with or without steel rings
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Fabricated in the U.S.A.
Construction and Benefits of Recovery Straps with Reinforced Eyes
Construction of Recovery Straps
Recovery straps with reinforced eyes are meticulously crafted to elevate both functionality and safety in demanding situations. These straps typically feature loops or eyes rather than hooks, allowing for more flexibility during use. The eyes are often reinforced with durable materials like CORDURA®, a fabric known for its exceptional strength and resistance to abrasion. This reinforcement ensures the eyes withstand significant stress without fraying, thereby extending the life of the strap.
Benefits of Using Reinforced Eye Recovery Straps
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Enhanced Durability: The use of tough, abrasion-resistant fabric in the eyes provides resilience against wear and tear, making the straps reliable for repeated use in challenging environments.
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Increased Safety: By eliminating metal hooks, these straps minimize the risk of injury. Reinforced loops distribute loads more evenly, reducing the chance of sudden snaps under pressure.
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Versatility: Suitable for a variety of recovery tasks, these straps can connect to different vehicle types and anchor points, offering flexibility in unpredictable situations.
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Cost-Effectiveness: The long-lasting nature of reinforced-eye straps means fewer replacements, offering a better return on investment over time.
By integrating these advanced construction techniques, recovery straps with reinforced eyes provide a robust solution for both amateur and professional use, ensuring safety and dependability when they’re needed most.
How do I know how large a recovery strap to buy?
A general rule of thumb is that each inch of width will allow you to pull out about 10,000 lbs. And the larger the width of the strap, the less “give” it has. That is why we sell 1” through 6” wide straps on our website. For most people’s use, these widths are the most common.
To ensure you choose the right recovery strap, it's important to consider the relationship between the vehicle's weight and the strap's break strength. A good guideline is to select a recovery strap with a break strength that is at least twice the weight of your vehicle. This ensures that the strap can handle the stress during a recovery operation without failing.
By combining these two approaches—considering both the width of the strap and the necessary break strength based on your vehicle’s weight—you can confidently select a recovery strap that is both safe and effective for your needs.
SINGLE PLY RECOVERY STRAPS – 1 thickness of webbing between end loops
2” = approximately 19,600 lbs. breaking strength
3” = approximately 29,400 lbs. breaking strength
4” = approximately 39,200 lbs. breaking strength
6” = approximately 58,800 lbs. breaking strength
How do I attach the recovery strap to another vehicle?
You should pass one end of the strap through the loop at the other end to secure it. NEVER use a knot or additional hardware to attach it. DO NOT attach it another vehicle in a way that it may be cut or damaged.
What precautions should be taken when using truck tow straps or recovery straps?
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Inspect Before Use: Always inspect the straps for any signs of damage such as frays, cuts, or excessive wear. This ensures the strap is in safe working condition.
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Proper Attachment: When using heavy-duty tow straps, wrap the strap around an appropriate frame point. Thread the towing strap through the eye of the other end to secure it without using knots or additional hardware.
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Maintain Cleanliness: Ensure the strap is free of debris or materials that could cut or damage it, preserving its integrity for reliable use.
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Safety for Bystanders: A snatch strap could break if damaged or used improperly, leading to potential injury. Keep all bystanders at least the length of the strap away from the vehicles during the recovery process for optimal safety.
By following these precautions, you can enhance the safety and effectiveness of your vehicle recovery efforts.