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    Load securing is one of the central tasks in everyday transportation. Whether general cargo, machine components or palletized goods, every movement of the vehicle has a direct effect on the load. Braking maneuvers, swerving movements or uneven road surfaces generate forces that can lead to slipping, tipping or damage without suitable securing measures.

    In addition to the legal obligation, professional load securing is above all a question of responsibility and efficiency. Correctly used securing equipment protects people, materials and vehicles, avoids downtime and contributes to the quality of the entire transportation process.

    Our product star for safe transportation:

    EUROPART Premium Parts lashing strap

    The lashing strap with fully sewn label made of durable webbing material and equipped with a robust ratchet mechanism can be found at EWOS.

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    What characterizes a high-quality lashing strap?

    • High permissible tensile force (LC value): The defined lashing capacity (LC) indicates the forces that the belt can absorb. It is decisive for calculating the required number of lashing devices. Important for direct lashing!
    • Standard-compliant design: Compliance with applicable standards ensures that the material, marking and performance values meet the legal requirements.
    • Robust ratchet mechanism: A precisely operating ratchet enables the required pre-tensioning force (Standard Tension Force - STF) to be safely achieved and reduces the risk of slackening while driving.
    • Abrasion-resistant, UV-resistant webbing: High material quality ensures durability, even with regular use and changing weather conditions.
    • Clear marking on the label: Information on LC, STF and standard can be read immediately, an important basis for correct use.

    Useful tips

    A typical mistake in practice is the uneven tensioning of several lashing straps. If one strap is tightened significantly more than the other, the pre-tensioning force is not distributed evenly, which can reduce the securing effect.

     

    Best practice:

    • Attach straps symmetrically
    • Tighten gradually and evenly
    • Carry out a check after the first few kilometers

     

    The pre-tensioning force can change, especially over longer distances or due to temperature-related material changes. A quick check increases safety considerably.

    More knowledge at a glance

    Spotlight on Premium Parts Load securing

    Load securing involves far more than just selecting a single lashing strap. The decisive factor is the interplay between calculating the securing forces, selecting suitable lashing equipment, correct use and regular checks. Anyone wishing to delve deeper into the topic will find detailed information on securing methods, normative principles and other relevant aspects in the Spotlight on Premium Parts load securing brochure.

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