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• Tie-downs, Cam Buckle Tie-down, Buckle On One End, Strap Loops Back To Buckle
• Endless Loop Configuration Is Made With A Single Strap That Is Sewn To The Back Of The Buckle. The Strap Is Then Wrapped Around The Cargo And The Loose End Is Fed Back Thru The Buckle. There Are No Hooks, The Strap Just Makes A Loop When Tightened
• Cam Buckles Have No Built In Mechanical Tightening System, They Are Pulled Tight By Hand
• End Of The Strap Is Angle Cut To Make Feeding The Strap Thru The Buckle Easier
• Cinch Style Buckle Has The Cinch Cambuckle Configuration Where The Strap Is Fed Bottom Of Buckle Thru Top Of Buckle And Pulled Tight
• Cinch Cam Buckle Is Made From Zinc-Diecast Metal And Has A Zinc-silver Finish. Zinc-Diecast Buckles Are Rust Proof
• Strap Is Made With 3000 Lb Polyester Tie-down Webbing
• Sewn With Silver 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
• CustomTieDowns Strap Warning Tag Sewn On The Strap Next To The Buckle
• Single Unit Packaged In A Polybag With A Headercard

• Utility Style Cam Buckles Require That The Strap Be Fed Through The Teeth From Back Through The Front In Order To Properly Hold The Strap After Tightening. The Strap Can Be Loaded From The Middle Opening On The Bottom Of The Buckle And Fed Through The Teeth Back To Front Also. NEVER Load The Strap Through The Cam Teeth From Front To Back, It Will Not Hold To The Proper Strength