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Australia standard straps (AS/NZS 4380) are heavy-duty tie-downs designed for Australia's toughest conditions. Featuring color-coded polyester webbing (typically blue with yellow stitching) and corrosion-resistant fittings, these straps clearly display working load limits from 2,000-6,000 kg. Built to withstand extreme heat, UV exposure, and coastal environments, they meet strict safety standards for mining, agriculture, and transport applications. Each strap undergoes rigorous testing and carries traceable compliance markings, providing legally certified security for professional load restraint across Australia and New Zealand.

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Engineering Safety
Delivering Reliability
Since 2008

From 2008 to 2025, Ningbo Force Auto Parts Co., Ltd. grew from a 1,000㎡ startup to a 30,000㎡ modern production base, delivering 12 million high-quality pieces annually. We offer Tie Down Straps, Hardware, Lifting Slings, Tarps and Corner Protectors, serving industries like transportation, agriculture, construction, energy, and more. Our products hold CE, S-mark,GS and ISO 9001:2015 certifications, ensuring global quality standards. Equipped with advanced facilities and a dedicated R&D team, we drive innovation and maintain a stable business global presence.As a WSTDA member, we foster industry collaboration and provide safe, eco-conscious logistics solutions.
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