25mm Ratchet Strap With Snap Hook 5m

25 mm Ratchet Strap with Snap Hook – 5 m (Genuine SpanSet Quality)

Key Features & Specifications

• Load capacity: 400 daN (≈ 0.8 tonne lashing capacity)

• Standards: Manufactured to BS EN 12195-2 / safety factor 2:1

• Length & width: 5 metres total, 25 mm width polyester webbing

• Hardware: Zinc-plated ratchet buckle and snap hook end fittings (resistant to corrosion)

• Webbing quality: Durable orange polyester, wear-resistant

• Construction: Two-part assembly; built by SpanSet—not generic, not “made in China” — made to rigorous European standards

 Why This Strap Is Perfect for Beekeeping & Yard Use

When you’re moving hives, storm-proofing hives for winter, or storing boxes and supers in the yard or shed, you need a strap you can rely on:

• Use it to secure hive boxes during transport, whether you’re shifting hives for forage, moving to new apiaries, or rehoming nucs.

• In autumn and winter, fasten hives securely against wind loads, preventing wind lift or shifting when storms hit.

• When stacking spare supers, frames, or equipment in the yard or shed, use this strap to bind and stabilize uneven stacks, reducing the risk of leaning or collapse.

• The snap hook ends make it easy to attach to anchor points in your tractor trailer, trailer side rails, stake beds—or even in the shed or barn.

Because it’s genuine SpanSet, it offers confidence, traceability, and durability. This is not a cheap import strap—this is built for professionals.

Benefits & Why It Matters

• Reliability: You’re using a product from SpanSet—a name you can trust—rather than a no-name, non-certified strap that may fail.

• Longevity: High-quality materials and hardware prolong life even under UV, moisture, and heavy use.

• Safety: The strap’s rated strength and adherence to formal safety standards mean you minimize risk of failure under load.

• Versatility: Works across multiple tasks (bee yard, workshop, moving loads), so it’s a multipurpose tool in one.

Tips & Best Practices

1. Anchor securely. Always attach the snap hooks to solid anchor points—metal frames, trailer loops, strong beams.

2. Avoid twisting. The webbing should lie flat against the load; twists reduce strength.

3. Tension gradually. Ratchet carefully; don’t over-tighten to the point of damaging hive boxes or wood joints.

4. Inspect regularly. Before each use check for fraying, cuts, UV damage, or bent fittings. Replace at the first sign of wear.

5. Store properly. After use, roll neatly, keep away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and dampness.

Order now to ensure you’re ready for your next move or winter prep

Manufactured by SpanSet