Vulcan Brands – 40 Ft Ratchet Strap: When Maximum Length Meets Maximum Strength

Ever tried strapping down a load only to realize your strap was a few feet short? Frustrating, right? That’s exactly why Vulcan designed the 40 ft ratchet strap — because sometimes 27 ft just isn’t enough. These extra-long straps give you the freedom to secure oversized, awkward, and bulky cargo without cobbling together multiple tie-downs. Fewer straps, less hassle, and more confidence that your load will actually stay put.

Whether you’re hauling across town or across the country, this is the gear that saves you time and gives you peace of mind.

Why a 40 Ft Ratchet Strap Changes the Game

The beauty of a 40 ft ratchet strap isn’t just the length. It’s the combination of reach, strength, and durability that makes it indispensable for professional haulers and weekend do-it-yourselfers alike.

• Extra reach – no need to double-up on straps.
• Professional-grade strength – built from industrial polyester webbing.
• Reliable ratchet mechanism – smooth tightening, no slipping.
• Designed for big loads – perfect for flatbeds, oversized freight, or large equipment.
• Vulcan quality – trusted by pros in the towing and transport industry.

It’s the strap you pull out when you’ve got a serious load to lock down.

Key Features of the Vulcan 40 Ft Ratchet Strap

• Length: 40 feet of webbing for maximum coverage.
• Material: Heavy-duty polyester resists weather, UV, and abrasion.
• Hardware options: Flat hooks, wire hooks, or chain ends.
• Working Load Limit: High rating to meet DOT and industry standards.
• Ease of use: Quick-release ratchet keeps frustration at bay.
• Storage friendly: Coils neatly despite its long length.

When to Reach for a 40 Ft Strap Instead of a 27 Ft

If you’ve worked with standard straps, you know they get the job done most of the time. But there are moments when 27 ft just doesn’t cut it. That’s where the 40 ft ratchet strap shines:

• Hauling modular homes, mobile offices, or prefabricated structures.
• Securing lumber stacks, oversized pipes, or large pallets.
• Transporting farm equipment or construction machinery.
• Tying down vehicles across wide flatbed trailers.
• Moving recreational toys like boats or off-road rigs that need extra reach.

Tips for Using Long Ratchet Straps Efficiently

• Always check load ratings before use.
• Avoid twisting the webbing — it reduces strap life.
• Use edge protectors for sharp corners to prevent wear.
• Coil and store neatly after each haul (saves time later).
• Inspect ratchets regularly for smooth function.

FAQs – 40 Ft Ratchet Strap

Do I really need a 40 ft ratchet strap or will 27 ft be enough?

If your loads often stretch across flatbeds or include oversized freight, the 40 ft strap saves time and effort by eliminating the need to link multiple straps.

What hook type should I choose?

Flat hooks are great for flatbed rails, wire hooks fit anchor points, and chain ends handle the heaviest industrial cargo. Choose based on what you haul most often.

How do I store a strap this long without a tangled mess?

Simple — coil it tightly after each use and secure with a small bungee or Velcro wrap. Vulcan straps are flexible enough to roll neatly despite their length.