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Austlift Ratchet Strap Ergo Hook & Keeper LC2500kg

Austlift Ratchet Strap Ergo Hook & Keeper LC2500kg

Regular price $27.00 AUD
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The Austlift Ratchet Strap Ergo is a heavy-duty load restraint solution designed to reduce operator strain while delivering reliable, compliant load control.

Also known as a Reverse Action or Pull-Down Ratchet, this strap allows the operator to use body weight when tensioning, significantly reducing wrist and shoulder strain compared to traditional push-up ratchets. The ergonomic short-handle design achieves higher pre-tension with less effort, improving both safety and efficiency.

Manufactured with a robust 50mm steel ratchet body and high-strength, UV-resistant polyester webbing, this ratchet strap is ideal for demanding transport and industrial environments. Hook & Keeper end fittings are supplied as standard, ensuring secure attachment during transit.

Fully compliant with AS/NZS 4380 and Load Restraint Code of Practice, this ratchet strap is suitable for professional freight, construction, mining, and logistics applications.

Key features

  • Reverse action (pull-down) ergonomic ratchet design
  • Uses body weight to reduce wrist and shoulder strain
  • Achievable pre-tension of 400–500kgf (ERGO pull-down handle)
  • Standard push-up ratchets typically achieve only 300–350kgf
  • Heavy-duty 50mm steel ratchet body with corrosion-resistant finish
  • Positive double-pawl locking system for controlled release
  • Smooth webbing take-up and secure load holding
  • Batch traceable with lot ID
  • 50mm high-strength UV-resistant polyester webbing
  • Hook & Keeper end fittings supplied as standard
  • Includes two corner wear protectors for added durability
  • AS/NZS 4380 compliant and load restraint code compliant

Safe use & compliance

  • Select a Load Capacity (LC) appropriate to the restraint plan
  • Pre-tension (STF) is not equal to LC
  • Use corner protection on sharp edges
  • Avoid twists and knots in webbing
  • Re-tension after load settlement
  • Never use webbing straps for lifting
  • Inspect ratchet and webbing before each use
  • Remove from service if cuts, fraying, chemical damage, friction damage, or de-rating defects are present
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