| ITEM NO. | SIZE | BARCODE | INNER/
CTN |
OUTER/
CTN |
G.W/
CTN |
N.W/
CTN |
LEN/
CTN |
WID/
CTN |
HEI/
CTN |
| 671136 | 38mm x 6M | 6959820856127 | 0 | 10 | 13.5 | 13 | 32 | 26 | 27 |
| 671159 | 50mm x 9M | 6959820856134 | 0 | 6 | 14.5 | 14 | 38 | 26 | 21 |
The Harden Ratchet Tie‑Down Strap (Models 671136 and 671159) is a professional-grade securing solution built for transporting cargo safely and reliably. Made with high-strength polyester webbing and rugged steel hardware, this ratchet strap provides a secure hold for vehicles, equipment, and various loads.
Technical Specifications:
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Brand: Harden
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Models: 671136 to 671159
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Webbing Material: High-tensile polyester for strength and weather resistance
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Hardware: Steel ratchet mechanism and hooks for secure anchoring
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Working Load / Capacity: Heavy‑duty (typical working load depends on specific model)
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Length: Varies by model (check Imsons for exact specification)
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Hook Style: End hooks made of steel for reliable attachment
Applications:
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Securing freight, equipment, and tools during transport
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Tying down motorcycles, ATVs, and machinery on trailers
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Securing construction materials to trucks or trailers
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General cargo transport for both professional and DIY use
Key Features & Benefits:
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High-Strength Webbing: Durable polyester resists abrasion and stretch.
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Heavy Steel Hardware: Strong ratchet mechanism and steel hooks withstand tough loads.
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Easy to Use: Ratchet handle provides smooth tensioning for reliable and repeatable tie-down.
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Weather Resistant: Polyester resists moisture and UV damage.
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Versatile: Suitable for a wide variety of cargo types and sizes.
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Secure Transport: Ensures load stability to prevent shifting or damage.
Usage & Safety Guidelines:
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Thread the strap webbing through the ratchet correctly before tensioning.
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Hook both ends securely to solid anchor points.
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Use the ratchet to tighten the strap until the cargo is firmly secured.
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Do not over-tighten — allow slight give to accommodate load shifting under motion.
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Periodically check strap tension and condition during long trips.
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When unloading, release the ratchet slowly to avoid sudden tension loss.
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Inspect the strap for wear, fraying or hardware damage before each use.


















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