Tie-down strap MODECO MN-02-526 with ratchet, 25 mm width, 2 m length

MODECO tie-down strap MN-02-526 with ratchet, 25 mm width, 2 m length is a compact securing strap intended for fastening luggage, boxes and light equipment during transport or storage. The strap combines a 25 mm wide polyester webbing with a ratchet tensioner to enable quick tightening and steady hold. Its 2 m nominal length suits roof racks, small trailers, and interior vehicle use where controlled tension and compact storage are required.

Advantages

The ratchet mechanism provides precise tension control and reduces slippage compared with simple buckle straps. Polyester webbing resists abrasion and maintains strength when folded or coiled for storage. The strap's compact dimensions and moderate width make it suitable for repeated use without taking excessive space in a vehicle. The design supports fast fastening and release while maintaining a stable grip on a range of load shapes and surfaces.

Suitable for

• Securing luggage and suitcases on roof racks
• Fastening boxes and parcels in vans or trailers
• Stabilizing small appliances and equipment during transport
• Temporary anchoring of cargo inside passenger vehicles

Key specifications

• Webbing width: 25 mm
• Nominal strap length: 2 m
• Tensioning type: ratchet mechanism for controlled tightening
• Material: polyester webbing with metal ratchet components
• Compact rolled size for storage and transport

How to use

Feed the free end of the polyester strap through the ratchet spool and position the strap around the load and secure attachment points such as roof bars or trailer hooks. Operate the ratchet handle to progressively tighten the strap until the desired tension is reached, taking care not to over-tension fragile items. To release, open the ratchet catch fully and pull the webbing free. Store the strap coiled to prevent tangles and to protect the webbing from prolonged exposure to sunlight when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the strap and ratchet mechanism before each use for signs of wear, cuts, corrosion or deformed components. Do not use the strap to lift loads overhead or as a personal safety device. Use multiple straps to distribute load forces evenly for irregular or heavy items and avoid sharp edges by using edge protectors or padding.