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The DEWALT DXBC33004 4-pack ratchet tie-down straps feature 1.5-inch x 16-foot webbing, a 3,300-lb break strength, and corrosion-resistant coated steel hardware for secure cargo hauling.
Categories : tools
SKU : WOR-TOO-784
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The DEWALT DXBC33004 ratchet tie-down straps are built for contractors, movers, and weekend haulers who need to secure mid-weight loads with confidence. Each strap in this 4-pack is 1.5 inches wide and 16 feet long, with a break strength of 3,300 pounds—strong enough for furniture, appliances, lumber, ladders, and equipment. The coated steel ratchet and double J-hooks resist corrosion, and the weather-resistant webbing stands up to road grit and sun.
These straps combine a high-strength polyester webbing with an ergonomic ratchet mechanism that makes tightening and releasing quick and simple. The open handle gives you a wide grip for maximum leverage, and the reinforced release pad lets you let go even when the strap is under tension. Armored side caps protect the ratchet from dirt and debris, helping it keep working smoothly load after load.
When you're hauling a refrigerator or a stack of drywall, you want a strap that won't stretch or break. The DXBC33004 has a 3,300-lb break strength per strap. Use the working load limit (roughly one-third of break strength) as your guide for safe everyday loads. With four straps in the pack, you can anchor each corner of a load for balanced security.
The double J-hooks are coated with a tough black steel finish, which resists rust from rain and road moisture. The same coating minimizes scratching on truck bed rails, roof racks, and painted surfaces. The D-ring on each strap provides a quick anchor point for custom tie-down patterns.
The open-handle design gives you more grip surface, so you can generate more torque without straining your hands. The reinforced release pad is smooth to operate even with work gloves. This makes the straps easier to use, especially when you need to tension them repeatedly on one trip.
3,300 lb break strength per strap for mid-weight cargo
Coated steel ratchet and J-hooks resist rust and won't scratch cargo
Ergonomic open handle gives a secure, powerful grip
Armored side caps keep dirt out and protect the webbing
16-foot length and 4-pack cover a wide range of loads
Model: DXBC33004
Weight: 8.4 lb / 3.8 kg
Quantity: 4 straps
Hook Type: Double J-hooks
Dimensions: 12 x 8 x 6 in / 30.5 x 20.3 x 15.2 cm
Strap Width: 1.5 in / 38 mm
Product Type: Ratchet Tie Down Straps
Strap Length: 16 ft / 4.9 m
Break Strength: 3300 lb / 1497 kg
Ratchet Hardware: Coated steel
Weather Resistance: Weather-resistant webbing
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DXBC33004
Not every load needs a 2-inch, 10,000-lb strap. For mid-weight jobs like furniture, appliances, lawn equipment, and building materials, a 1.5-inch strap with a 3,300-lb break strength is often the best balance of strength and ease of use. The DXBC33004's 16-foot length gives you plenty of reach to wrap around large items and still anchor to both sides of a truck bed or trailer.
Place the strap webbing flat, with no twists, before tightening. Pull the webbing hand-tight, then use the ratchet to take up the remaining slack. Avoid over-tightening, which can warp cargo or strain the ratchet. Check your load after a few miles and retighten if needed.
Before each use, inspect the webbing for cuts, fraying, or UV damage. Check the ratchet and hooks for rust or deformation. Clean the webbing with mild soap and water if it gets muddy or salty, and allow it to air dry. Store straps loosely coiled to avoid creases that can weaken the fibers.
We stock the DEWALT DXBC33004 and other tie-down options. Whether you need ratchet straps, rope, or bungee cords, we'll help you pick the right strength and length for your trailer, pickup, or roof rack.
The 3,300 lb break strength is the point at which the strap fails. For safe use, always calculate your load and do not exceed the working load limit, which is typically about one-third of break strength (approximately 1,100 lbs). Never use a strap beyond its rated capacity.
They are rated for mid-weight cargo. For heavy vehicles, use a strap with a higher working load limit. These are better suited for furniture, appliances, lumber, and equipment.
Yes, the double J-hooks have a coated steel finish to resist rust and reduce scratching to cargo or vehicle surfaces.
Open the ratchet handle fully and pull the release tab (if equipped) to loosen the webbing. Always keep hands clear of the mechanism while releasing tension.
This is a 4-pack of 16-foot ratchet tie-down straps.
Strong straps, work great.
Used these to haul a couch. They held tight and were easy to ratchet. No issues.
I've used many tie-down straps over the years and these DEWALTs are among the best. The webbing is thick and the ratchet mechanism feels solid. The hooks are coated and don't scratch my truck bed. They held a heavy load without any stretch. The 16-foot length is handy for larger items. Definitely recommend for anyone needing reliable straps.
Bought these for my son's moving day. They did the job. The straps are a little stiff at first.
