Cargo lashing strap with ratchet GEKO 16 m, 5 ton capacity, 50 mm width

Cargo lashing strap with ratchet GEKO 16 m, 5 ton capacity, 50 mm width is a heavy-duty securing strap designed to restrain loads during transport. The assembly combines a 16 m polyester webbing with a manual ratchet tensioner and hardened metal end fittings to provide adjustable tensioning and reliable hold for cargo on trucks, trailers and pallets. The strap is intended for repeated use in logistics and transport environments where a 5 ton rated capacity and a 50 mm wide webbing are required for safe lashing.

Advantages

The GEKO ratchet lashing strap offers a high load rating and a 50 mm wide polyester webbing that resists abrasion and moisture while maintaining tensile strength. The ratchet mechanism enables precise tension adjustment and secure locking, reducing slippage under dynamic loads. Metal components are treated to resist corrosion and provide a stable connection to anchor points. The overall design balances durability and ease of operation for regular transport duties.

Suitable for

• Securing general cargo on trucks and trailers
• Fastening palletized goods for road transport
• Anchoring machinery and heavy items during relocation
• Use in logistics, freight forwarding and distribution centers

Key specifications

• Webbing length: 16 m
• Rated capacity (LC): 5 tonnes
• Webbing width: 50 mm
• Material: polyester webbing with metal ratchet and end fittings
• Operation: manual ratchet tensioner with locking pawl
• Intended use: load securing for road transport and handling

How to use

Pass the strap around the cargo or through anchor points, attach the appropriate end fittings to vehicle or pallet anchors, then thread the free end of the webbing through the ratchet spool. Operate the ratchet handle to take up slack and apply the required tension, ensuring the locking pawl engages. Release tension by depressing the ratchet release mechanism and carefully unwind the webbing when unloading. Inspect webbing and metal parts for wear or damage before each use and replace the strap if any structural defects are found.

Usage recommendations

Use the strap within its rated capacity and according to national load securing regulations. Avoid sharp edges or corners that may cut the webbing; use edge protectors where necessary. Store the ratchet strap in a dry, shaded place to prolong textile and metal component life, and perform regular inspections for abrasion, UV damage, corrosion, and proper ratchet function.