NRS

NRS 1in Color Coded Tie-Down Straps

Polypropylene is a strong and durable type of plastic commonly used in various products, including straps. We use polypropylene webbing in our straps because it can withstand heavy loads and is resistant to wear and tear, ensuring that your straps remain reliable and long-lasting even under tough conditions.

Die-cast zinc is a manufacturing process that creates strong and corrosion-resistant buckles. By using die-cast zinc, our buckles are not only durable but also able to withstand exposure to the elements, making them ideal for outdoor use. This ensures that your straps remain secure and functional over time.

The minimum breaking strength indicates the maximum weight a strap can handle before it breaks. Our straps have a minimum breaking strength of 1,100 pounds, which means they are designed to safely secure heavy items without the risk of failure, providing you with peace of mind during use.

The working load limit is the maximum weight that a strap can safely carry during normal use. For our straps, the working load limit is 367 pounds. It’s important to adhere to this limit to prevent accidents or damage, ensuring that your items are secured safely and effectively.

UV protectant is a treatment applied to the webbing of our straps to shield them from damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. This treatment helps prevent the material from weakening over time, significantly extending the life of the straps and making them more suitable for outdoor applications.

Absolutely! Our straps are designed for heavy-duty applications, with a minimum breaking strength of 1,100 pounds and a working load limit of 367 pounds. They are perfect for securing heavy items, whether for outdoor adventures, moving, or other demanding tasks, ensuring safety and reliability.