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• Tie-downs, Cam Buckle Tie-down, Buckle On One End, Strap Loops Back To Buckle
• Endless Loop Configuration Creates One Large Loop When Strap Is Fed Thru Buckle
• Strap Wraps Around The Cargo And Is Brought Back To The Buckle To Create A Loop
• Loose End Of The Strap Is Angle Cut For Easy Feeding Thru Buckle
• Cam Buckles Are Pulled Tight By Hand, No Mechanical Tightening Mechanism
• Grommet Installed Behind Buckle And Stitch Can Be Used To Mount The Strap
• Strap Has A Piece Of Hook And Loop Material Sewn On
• The Hook And Loop Material Can Be Used To Secure The Loose End Of The Strap After Tightening
• Loop Material Is Sewn On The Strap 9 Inches From The Angle Cut End
• Hook Material Is Sewn Next To The Angle Cut
• Cinch Style Cam Buckle Is Fed From Below The Buckle, Up Through The Teeth And Pulled Tight. Never Feed The Strap From The Top Down
• Cinch Cam Buckle Is Made From Zinc-Diecast Metal And Has A Zinc-silver Finish. Zinc-Diecast Buckles Are Rust Proof
• Size #1 Grommet Has An Inside Diameter Of 9/32 Inch, Which Accepts 1/4 Inch And Smaller Fasteners
• Sewn With Black Polyester Thread
• Strap Length Measured As The Webbing Portion Only, The Buckle Is Not Included In The Measurement
• Sewn In The Standard Method To Meet The Provided Strength Rating
• Loop Material Is 4 Inches Long And Hook Material On The End Is 2 Inches Long
• No Strap Tag Or Labeling On The Product

• Cinch Style Cam Buckles Require That The Strap Be Fed Through The Teeth From Bottom To Top In Order To Properly Hold The Strap After Tightening. NEVER Load The Strap Through The Cam Teeth From Top To Bottom, It Will Not Hold To The Proper Strength