The tension level refers to the classification of the bearing force of the pull-up belt (or rubber belt). Different tension levels represent different strength and load-bearing capacity. Here are some common pull ratings and their differences:
L (Light): The light tension range is within 1000LBS, suitable for lighter load applications, such as household use, light transportation or general purpose lashing. These ties typically have low load-bearing capacity and tensile strength.
M (Medium): The medium-sized pull range is within 1000~3000LBS. Suitable for general industrial and commercial applications requiring moderate loads and tensions. These tie down straps have moderate weight capacity and pull strength for general tying, binding and securing tasks.
H (Heavy): The heavy-duty tension range is within 3000~5000LBS, suitable for applications that require high load-bearing capacity and strong tension. These tensioning straps are commonly used in heavy industry, construction, logistics and transportation to secure heavy loads, withstand high tension, etc.
S (Super): Super heavy-duty pull over 5000LBS, suitable for particularly heavy-duty and high-tension applications. These tie straps have a very high load capacity and tensile strength and are often used in heavy engineering, special transport and other tasks requiring extreme strength.
Therefore, you can choose different models according to your needs when ordering.
Post time: Jun-17-2023