Ohuhu Y60-82000-41

Both numbers, from the same seller

Working load 500 kg. Break load 1,500 kg.

That is the whole argument of this page. Three other sets in this family publish one figure each and leave you to guess which kind it is.

Break load is where the strap fails. Working load is what it may restrain. The ratio here is roughly three to one, which is the normal relationship — and seeing it stated is what makes a 2,000 kg figure on another listing readable as probably a break load.

Use the working number. Always.

Further down the same listing

Four straps, 40 mm × 4.6 m. Rubberised S-hooks with safety clips stated to stop the hooks falling off. Soft loops to avoid damaging load and equipment. Labels with legal information attached to the webbing.

The safety clips

A motorcycle in a van settles. A strap goes momentarily slack over a bump, and an unclipped S-hook falls out of its anchor point.

Nothing dramatic happens immediately. The machine is simply held by three straps instead of four, and nobody finds out until it moves.

A sprung clip across the throat of the hook prevents exactly that, and two sets in this family publish one.

The labels on the webbing

Legal information sewn to the strap is where the real figures live — and it means they are still readable in three years when the packaging is long gone. It is a small thing and it is the reason a strap can be checked rather than remembered.

Availability

Between 40 € and 43 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, in the single reading behind this page.

Nothing whatever came back from the American and British Amazon stores, so the buy button there opens a search instead of an empty page.

What Keepa returned in the single reading behind this page. Availability and prices move without notice.