Stamped Flat Hook

10,000 lbs when properly sewn into 2" webbing. The rated break strength assumes correct stitching pattern and compatible webbing. An improperly sewn hook will not achieve the rated capacity — use standard bar-tack or box-X stitching patterns with the correct thread and stitch count for the webbing weight.

A flat hook (also called a flat hook or snap hook when used with webbing) has a wide, flat base designed to be sewn into the end of a strap. The flat profile distributes load across the sewn area. A J hook has a specific J-profile for engagement with anchor rails or tie-down rings. Flat hooks sit flatter against the strap assembly and work with different anchor-point styles.

Yes — custom strap assemblies using sew-on hooks are standard practice in the flatbed and auto transport industries. Combine this hook with compatible 2" webbing and a ratchet or cam buckle of matching WLL. The final assembly's capacity is determined by the weakest component, so match hook, webbing, and hardware WLL throughout the build.