Tie Down Straps For Use In Salt Water Applications

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Do you carry a cam type tie down with a stainless steel cam? Saltwater is hard on regular metal. Thanks

asked by: Wm. B

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Our only stainless steel straps come in the forms of a BoatBuckle Ratchet Gunwale Tie-Down Strap # IMF12597 and BoatBuckle Stainless Steel Kwik-Lok Gunwale Tie-Down Strap # IMF12070.

The Malone Cam Buckle Load Straps with Buckle Protectors # MPG307-12 feature a galvanized cam with a neoprene padded protector to prevent damage from the steel cam. The galvanized coating will help to resist rust and corrosion caused by the salt water.

expert reply by: Bud M

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