Faithfull Tie Down Straps
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Faithfull Tie Down Straps at MyToolShed.co.uk
Faithfull Tie Down Straps are built for securing loads on vehicles, trailers and general transport jobs. Made from 32mm wide triple layer Terylene webbing, they suit tradesmen, removal work, DIY moves and anyone carrying tools, materials or equipment.
The straps come in ratchet and cam styles, with J hook and S hook options, so you can match the strap to the load and the anchor points available.
Faithfull Tie Down Straps Features and Benefits
- Triple layer Terylene webbing: durable and weatherproof, so the straps keep performing in demanding working conditions.
- Cut and abrasion resistance: helps the webbing cope with sharp edges and repeated use.
- Ratchet mechanism: lets you tension loads quickly and efficiently for a secure hold.
- Cam style buckles: quick to set and simple to use on lighter loads.
- J and S hook ends: connect to a range of anchor points on vehicles and trailers.
- Multi-piece sets: give you several straps ready for securing larger or multiple loads.
Popular Faithfull Tie Down Straps
- Faithfull 2 Piece Ratchet Tie Down J Hook Strap Set: reliable load securing for vehicles and trailers.
- Faithfull 2 Piece Ratchet Tie Down S Hook Strap Set: a ratchet set with S hooks for different anchor points.
- Faithfull 4 Piece Ratchet Tie Down Strap Set: multiple ratchet straps for bigger loads.
- Faithfull 4 Piece Cam Tie Down Strap Set: simple cam straps for quick, everyday securing.
- Faithfull Cam Style Tie Downs: easy-to-use straps for lighter loads.
- Faithfull Heavy Duty Ratchet Tie Down Straps: a tougher option for demanding loads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose ratchet or cam tie down straps?
Ratchet straps let you apply more tension, so they suit heavier or bulkier loads. Cam straps are quicker to set up and work well for lighter loads that need a simple, secure hold.
What is the difference between J hook and S hook straps?
Both hook types attach to anchor points on vehicles and trailers. Choose the hook shape that fits the anchor points you have, and check the load is held securely before setting off.