
30" Rubber Tie Down
Features
• Construction: 100% EPDM virgin rubber manufactured in Canada. Provides controlled, repeatable elasticity for tie-down applications.
• Maximum safety elongation: stretches to 2.5 times original length. Enables measured extension without exceeding design limits.
• Recovery: returns to within 5% of original length. Preserves tension and reduces slack during transport.
• Attachment: hardened steel hooks attached. Anchor to common tie points and resist deformation under load.
• Safety working limit (SWL): 50 lbs. Use within this limit for predictable load handling and to avoid overstress.
• Primary uses: load securement, tie-downs, bungee cord applications. Specify where quantified elasticity and repeatable recovery reduce load movement.
• Maximum safety elongation: stretches to 2.5 times original length. Enables measured extension without exceeding design limits.
• Recovery: returns to within 5% of original length. Preserves tension and reduces slack during transport.
• Attachment: hardened steel hooks attached. Anchor to common tie points and resist deformation under load.
• Safety working limit (SWL): 50 lbs. Use within this limit for predictable load handling and to avoid overstress.
• Primary uses: load securement, tie-downs, bungee cord applications. Specify where quantified elasticity and repeatable recovery reduce load movement.
Description
This cord uses 100% EPDM virgin rubber manufactured in Canada to deliver controlled, repeatable elasticity for tie-down applications. The material stretches to a maximum safety elongation of 2.5 times original length and returns to within 5% of original length, which preserves tension and reduces slack during transport. Hardened steel hooks attach to common tie points and resist deformation under load. The cord carries a safety working limit (SWL) of 50 lbs; use within this limit for predictable load handling and to avoid overstress. Repeated stretch-recovery cycles maintain elastic retention, so users spend less time re-tensioning loads on trailers, vans, and job-site equipment. Fleet managers and contractors specify this cord for load securement, tie-downs, and bungee cord applications that require quantified elasticity and repeatable recovery to reduce load movement. Inspect cords before each use and replace any that show visible damage or loss of elasticity to preserve predictable performance.