In order to compare and contrast Ratchet Tie Down Buckles the categories as a whole instead of one individual strap, we will do our comparisons based on the lowest and highest possible values for breaking strength and Working Load Limit within each category. This allows you to get a better picture of the strength of Ratchet Straps and Cam Buckle Straps in general.Our Ratchet Straps, also referred to as Ratchet Tie Downs, are available in sizes ranging from 1 inch to 4 inch. Each is made from durable polyester webbing that is designed to resist the elements.

The breaking strength of our 1 inch Ratchet Strap webbing is 3,000 pounds with a Working Load Limit ranging from 500-1100 pounds depending on the hardware attachment. These Ratchet Straps are mainly used to secure smaller vehicles like ATVs and Motorcycles.Our 4 inch Ratchet Strap webbing has a breaking strength of 20,000 pounds with a Working Load Limit of 5,400-5,670 pounds. These are the strongest straps on the market that are used for cargo securement purposes and are typically used for securing heavy machinery.

Our Cam Buckle Straps, also called Cam Buckle Tie Downs, are only available in 1 inch and 2 inch widths. They are made out of the same polyester webbing as our Ratchet Straps. The breaking strength of the 1 inch Cam Buckle Webbing ranges from 1,500 to 6,600 pounds and had a Working Load Limit that tops out at 500 pounds because of the Cam Buckle hardware.

Our 2 inch Cam Buckles have a webbing breaking strength of 6,000 pounds and a Working Load Limit between 833 and 915 pounds depending on the combination of hardware that you decide to use.When working with any kind of Tie Down Strap it is important to know the Working Load Limit. These limits are set by the Department of Transportation for your safety and for the safety of those around you. All of our Tie Down Straps have a clearly labeled tag that contains the Working Load Limit and failure to adhere to that limit could cause serious damage to you and your cargo.