What is the WLL "Working Load Limit of each strap configuration?
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Each strap assembly has a 1600lb Auto Tie down capacity. Combined at 3200lbs.
1483162
I believe it's the maximum length of the strap, to be on the safe side, you might want to go with a 3 footer, cut the excess, and burn the ends.
1650299
It's my understanding that these straps are rated for 5000 pounds. I currently use Macs Custom tie downs that are rated for 10,000 pounds. It's easy to see the construction differences between both straps.
1849435
I apologize for my vague answer. I gave this to my son and he is in Asia carrying his Canon Rebel Series with telephoto lenses with the strap. I think there was a maximum weight for the strap, but I don't recall the number. The strap is VERY well made and comfortable for a young man-not so much for an overweight middle aged woman ;-)
2274911
Both straps together support 400lbs. I have had 3 people in my hammock with the straps and no problems.
94742
You know, I'm not sure but I was using a 30,000lb strap pulling a completely stuck jeep more than once with no issue, including hard acceleration snapping. No issue and it is beefy.
1455476
Has anyone shock-tested the snap and click-buckle to see how they would fare in the event of a sudden aggravated drop ? A decent test would be to attach the strap to a ring that is fastened solidly to a work-bench and connected to an object 3X as heavy as the camera; shove the weight off the bench and see what happens. I believe I already know.......... Thanks so much for answering my question.
980387
Less than 5k lbs, mine straigtened out with a tug on a 5k rated strap. The strap didn't break, this failed.
240123
I believe that you are the individual who suggested this link. It was most helpful. http://www.command.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/NACommand/Command/Resources/Product-Weight-Limits/
1054524
You can go to the Joby website and they have a great, easy to follow video on how to adjust and position the strap. I don't think your doing anything wrong. I have watched it several times just to make sure myself.
1773404
5,000 lbs is what the hook is rated at. I have yet to maximize a load to this limit. The hook is very rugged, with the exception of the spring-loaded retention latch. I recommend being careful with it.
1776122
These straps are one inch wide and each one is 12 inches long. I have used them several times to secure three different bikes, the largest a Suzuki C50, and they have done well. You will need to tie (loop) two together to get far enough from the bars and tank to avoid damage from heavier straps with hooks and rachets. Overall, I am well pleased with the performance and cost of these straps.
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Working load limits - 40mm: 40 lbs/20 kg, 50mm: 80 lbs/36 kg, 60mm: 140 lbs/64 kg, 80mm: 280 lbs/128 kg, 100mm: 500 lbs/227 kg, 140mm 800 lbs/363 kg.
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It is a 3200lb strap when in good condition. I believe it has to be wrapped at least once around the drum (in manual, not handy right now) for the whole system to take 3200lb. If the strap gets old and breaks it takes the gears in the winch with...or it least it did on my old cheaper Fulton winch that I replaced with this one.
1273495
One strap should handle an average box. If its less than 4 inches wide you should be good with one.
36554
I had the same problem with the straps and had to get a new one. So I don't think so. It's the weak point of this product, unfortunately.
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That's what I thought. So I bought some cheaper copycat straps... I strap them around the beam in my basement...the buckles slipped and couldn't hold all of my 177lbs. Trust me when I say....you get what you pay for....just sayin. I was just downstairs using my TRX Suspension straps & thought to myself...this is my best investment yet. Get a full workout in half the time.Hope this helps...Cheers