SKU: 35119205402

Keeper 1 in. x 14 ft. Ratchet Tie-Down Strap, 500 lbs Working Load

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Keeper 1 in. x 14 ft. Ratchet Tie-Down Strap, 500 lbs Working Load1" x 14' Ratchet Tie Down, 500 lb WLL Secure cargo confidently with Keepers 1 inch x 14 foot ratchet tie down. The high tension ratchet and vinyl coated S hooks lock loads firmly while the abrasion resistant Hi Test webbing delivers reliable strength for everyday hauling. Key Features: High Tension Ratchet: Locks securely with a spring loaded release to prevent accidental opening Durable Webbing: 1 in. Hi Test strap resists abrasion and rot for long

1" x 14' Ratchet Tie-Down, 500 lb WLL

Secure cargo confidently with Keeper’s 1-inch x 14-foot ratchet tie-down. The high-tension ratchet and vinyl-coated S-hooks lock loads firmly while the abrasion-resistant Hi-Test webbing delivers reliable strength for everyday hauling.


Key Features:

  • High Tension Ratchet: Locks securely with a spring-loaded release to prevent accidental opening
  • Durable Webbing: 1 in. Hi-Test strap resists abrasion and rot for long-term use
  • Vinyl-Coated S-Hooks: Non-marring hooks help protect anchor points and cargo
  • Working Load Limit: Rated for 500 lbs with 1,200 lb break strength for versatile tie-down needs
  • Easy Operation: Attach, tension, and ratchet to secure cargo on trucks, trailers, and utility haulers

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Strap Size 1 in x 14 ft (25 mm x 4.3 m)
Working Load Limit 500 lbs (227 kg)
Break Strength 1,200 lbs
Hook Type Vinyl-coated S-hooks
Webbing Hi-Test abrasion- and rot-resistant
Color Black/Grey strap
Model 05514
Manufacturer Part Number 5514
UPC 051643055148
GTIN 00051643055148
Item Weight 1.17 lb
Product Dimensions 168 in L x 1 in W
Number of Pieces 1
Vehicle Service Type Trailer

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is the working load limit and break strength?
A: Working load limit is 500 lbs; break strength is 1,200 lbs.


Q: How long and wide is the strap?
A: 14 feet long and 1 inch wide.


Q: What type of hooks does it use?
A: Vinyl-coated S-hooks designed to reduce scratching.


Q: Is the webbing weather resistant?
A: Yes, the Hi-Test webbing is abrasion and rot-resistant for demanding applications.


Q: How do I use the ratchet mechanism?
A: Attach hooks to anchor points, run the webbing over the load, pull snug, then raise and lower the handle to ratchet tight and lock in place.


Streamlined Strength for Everyday Hauls

This sleek ratchet strap brings order and confidence to your garage setup, transforming utility into understated style. The graphite webbing and coated S-hooks feel purposeful and refined, while the compact ratchet hardware delivers a polished, engineered look. Tuck a pair on a wall-mounted rail beside your tools for a clean, ready-to-go station. It’s a small luxury that elevates function with effortless poise.


Lock down your next haul with Keeper’s 500 lb ratchet tie-down—add it to your cart today.

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