Hot sale Blister Packaging Polyester Ratchet Tie Down Ratchet Strap

To bundle goods, pass the belt through the bottom of the ratchet. The groove at the bottom of the ratchet, called the "spindle", is used to fix the length of the webbing. To thread the belt, start under the ratchet and push it up through the spindle. The threaded tape shall then be placed straight and its length shall overlap the second tape on the other side of the ratchet. Continue to pass the strap through the spindle until you feel the tension. Remember, you can tighten it with a ratchet later, so don't worry too much about its length.

Turn the ratchet until it feels secure. Pull the ratchet back and forth to pull the length of the belt and tighten it. Once the tension is felt and fixed around the cargo, stop the ratchet. Pull the belt and check that it is loose – it should feel tight and secure.

Be careful not to over tighten. Excessive pressure may damage the ratchet belt or goods.

If you can't put a finger between the tape and the object, you may be overstretched. Loosen the belt and close it again with the ratchet.