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April 17th, 2025

What is the G70 Transport Chain?

The G70 Transport Chain (Grade 70 Chain) is a high-strength chain specifically designed for cargo securement, load binding, and transport applications. It is widely used in trucking, shipping, and heavy hauling due to its durability, strength, and compliance with transportation safety regulations.
April 10th, 2025

One-Way Lashing System: Introduction & Key Features

A one-way lashing system (also called non-return lashing or self-locking tie-down) is a specialized cargo securement mechanism designed for quick, efficient, and irreversible tensioning. Unlike traditional ratchet straps or cam buckles, it allows tensioning in only one direction, preventing accidental loosening during transport.
March 19th, 2025

How to Use a Load Binder Safely: A Comprehensive Guide

When it comes to securing heavy loads for transport, load binders are an essential tool in the lifting and lashing industry.
March 19th, 2025

Ergo Ratchet Tie Down Strap: Innovation in Load Securing

In the logistics, construction, and transportation industries, securing heavy loads safely and efficiently is critical. The Ergo Ratchet Tie Down Strap stands out as a game-changer in cargo securement, combining ergonomic design with robust performance. Below, we explore its key advantages and diverse applications to help you understand why it’s a preferred choice for professionals.
January 13th, 2025

General Guidance on Load Restraint

Load restraint is a general term covering all three methods of securing loads to vehicles. Without restraint a load is very likely to slide or topple in transit.
January 13th, 2025

Instructions for the Safe Use of Web Lashing

ALWAYS: • Inspect web lashings before use. • Calculate the lashing force(s) required for the chosen method of load restraint. • Select the capacity and number of web lashings to provide at least the calculated lashing force(s) • Ensure the lashing points on the vehicle and/or load are of adequate strength. • Position the web lashing so that the load is uniformly spread over its width and protect the web lashing from small radii, especially sharp edges. • Ensure the web lashings are correct
June 24th, 2024

Why Ratchet Tie-down Straps Should not be CE Marked ?

Ratchet straps are essential tools for securing loads during transportation, but the presence of a CE mark on these products can be misleading.
February 6th, 2024

A Guide for Ro Ro Lashing Chain

A Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) lashing chain tensioner is a device used to secure vehicles and cargo on Ro-Ro vessels during transportation. It is specifically designed to apply tension to lashing chains or straps, ensuring that they are securely fastened and can withstand the forces encountered during sea transport.
February 5th, 2024

Tips for Grade 70 Clevis Slip Hook AS/NZS 4344

A grade 70 clevis slip hook that complies with AS/NZS 4344 would be designed and manufactured in accordance with the requirements outlined in the standard.
February 5th, 2024

How Do You Use Lashing Chain with C Hook and D Ring ?

A lashing chain with a C hook and D-ring typically refers to a specific type of cargo securing equipment used in the transportation and logistics industry.
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