Lift-all 60807 Cam Buckle E-track Strap Sling 2in 20ft

Product Description

The LIFT-ALL 60807 is a polyester cam buckle strap sling designed for load securing and cargo control in transport applications. Measuring 2 inches wide and 20 feet long, this strap sling features an E-Track end fitting with steel hardware, making it compatible with E-Track anchor systems commonly found in cargo vans, trailers, and flatbeds. It carries a working load capacity of 800 pounds and a breaking strength of 2,500 pounds. The polyester webbing resists moisture, UV degradation, and mild chemical exposure, making it a durable choice for daily use in freight, moving, and logistics operations.

This strap sling is suited for securing cargo in enclosed trailers, box trucks, and cargo vans equipped with E-Track rail systems. The cam buckle tensioning mechanism allows for quick, tool-free tightening and release, making it practical for drivers, movers, and warehouse personnel who need reliable load control on recurring hauls. It is appropriate for residential moving jobs, commercial freight runs, and light equipment transport where the load does not exceed the 800-pound capacity rating.

Key Features

• 800-pound working load capacity with 2,500-pound breaking strength for a 3:1 safety margin
• E-Track steel end fittings for secure connection to standard E-Track anchor rails
• Cam buckle closure allows fast, tool-free tensioning and release
• Polyester webbing construction resists stretching, moisture, and UV exposure
• 2-inch width provides broad surface contact to reduce pressure on cargo
• 20-foot length accommodates a wide range of load sizes and tie-down configurations

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard E-Track rail systems found in cargo vans, enclosed trailers, and box trucks. Verify that anchor points are rated at or above the strap working load before use.

Installation Notes

Route the strap around or over the cargo and insert the E-Track fitting into the appropriate E-Track slot before locking. Thread the free end through the cam buckle and pull firmly to tension. Inspect the webbing and hardware for cuts, fraying, corrosion, or deformation before each use and remove from service if any damage is found. Follow DOT cargo securement regulations for load type and quantity of tie-down points required.