Value Collection WS-MH-RTD-013 Cam Buckle Sling 16 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-RTD-013 is a 16-foot cam buckle tie down sling designed for securing loads during transport or storage. The cam buckle mechanism provides a tool-free, ratchet-free tensioning method that allows quick release without over-tightening — making it a practical choice for loads that require controlled, consistent strap tension. The yellow color aids visibility on the job site or in a cargo area. At 3.3 pounds, the sling is lightweight enough for everyday carry in a service van or truck bed.

This cam buckle sling is suited for light to medium-duty load securing applications in freight, field service, and general trade use. Typical scenarios include securing equipment on flatbeds, anchoring pipe or conduit bundles, or stabilizing materials during transport. The 16-foot length provides enough working slack for a wide range of load widths and configurations. This type of sling is commonly used by tradespeople, delivery personnel, and service technicians who need a reliable, reusable strap for daily hauling tasks.

Key Features

• 16-foot overall length provides versatile reach for varied load sizes
• Cam buckle design allows tool-free tensioning and quick-release without ratchet hardware
• Yellow color improves visibility during loading, unloading, and inspection
• Lightweight at 3.3 pounds for easy transport and daily carry
• Single-piece quantity packaging — no minimum bundle requirement beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cam buckle tie down sling for light to medium-duty securing applications across transport and trade service use.

Installation Notes

Inspect the cam buckle and strap webbing for fraying, cuts, or deformation before each use. Thread the strap through the cam buckle according to the hardware orientation and confirm the buckle locks before applying load tension. Do not exceed the rated working load limit for this strap type. Discard and replace any sling showing signs of UV degradation, chemical exposure, or structural damage to the webbing or hardware.