Cam Buckle Tie-Downs (2-Pack, 25 mm × 3.5 m, 250 daN)

Secure battery mounting trays in caravans, 4×4 tourers, and off-grid camping rigs with these heavy-duty cam buckle straps. Designed for quick tensioning and reliable hold over rough roads and corrugations.

Key Features

• Robust capacity: 250 daN rated holding strength (approx. 2,500 N / ~250 kgf).
• Practical sizing: 25 mm wide webbing, 3.5 m length for flexible routing and anchoring.
• Fast, tool-free tightening: Cam buckle mechanism for quick adjust, lock and release in tight spaces.
• Built for the outdoors: Abrasion-resistant, UV-resistant webbing suited to mobile installations.
• Value 2-pack: Use one strap fore and aft of the tray, or double-up for redundancy.

Why They’re Ideal for Battery Trays

• Stability over bumps: Webbing absorbs vibration and shock, helping protect casings and mounts.
• Even clamping force: Two straps distribute load to reduce twist or skew in the tray.
• Service friendly: Rapid access for inspection, re-torque, or battery swaps.
• Versatile anchoring: Length reaches frame rails, cross members, or dedicated tie-points.
• Safety margin: A second strap provides backup on rugged tracks.

Suggested Applications

• Securing single or banked Lithium/AGM/Gel batteries in under-floor or chassis-mounted trays.
• Auxiliary battery packs in 4×4 rear compartments and drawer systems.
• Slide-out battery trays with rubber isolation mats.
• Temporary clamping during test-fit or service.

Installation Tips

1. Route straps around strong structural points; avoid sharp edges and moving parts.
2. Use edge protectors or wear sleeves where the webbing contacts corners.
3. Tension until snug and stable—do not overtighten battery casings.
4. Protect battery surfaces with a non-slip rubber pad under the strap path.
5. Re-check tension after the first drive and as part of routine maintenance.

Specifications

Notes

• Always use appropriate battery restraints and follow vehicle/camping equipment manufacturer guidelines.
• Inspect straps regularly; replace if webbing shows cuts, glazing, or hardware damage.