Lashing Strap GEKO G02349, transport strap 10 m, 5 t, 50 mm, pack of 20

GEKO G02349 is a transport lashing strap designed for load securing and tie-down applications. The strap measures 10 meters in length with 50 mm wide polyester webbing and a rated working load of 5 tonnes. Supplied as a pack of 20, this set is intended for users who need multiple heavy-duty straps for consistent cargo restraint during transport and storage.

Advantages

The polyester webbing provides high tensile strength with good resistance to abrasion and weather, while the 50 mm width offers a stable contact area that distributes force evenly across the load. A 5-ton rated capacity allows the strap to be used for heavier cargo and commercial transport conditions. Packaged in groups of 20, the set supports fleet operations, workshops, and larger transport tasks where several identical straps are required.

Suitable for

• Securing cargo on trucks, trailers, and vans
• Fastening construction materials and machinery for transport
• Warehouse pallet restraint and load bundling
• Commercial and private moving tasks requiring heavy-duty straps

Key specifications

• Length: 10 m
• Webbing width: 50 mm
• Rated working load: 5 t (tonnes)
• Material: polyester webbing
• Package quantity: 20 straps

How to use

Position the strap over the cargo and anchor the ends to suitable attachment points on the vehicle or transport platform. Tension the webbing according to the ratchet or buckle system provided, ensuring the load is immobilized without excessive compression that could damage the cargo. Inspect the webbing for abrasion, cuts, or fraying before each use and replace any strap showing signs of damage. Follow standard load securing practices and legal requirements for lashing and load restraint.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, use appropriate end fittings and rated anchor points, avoid sharp edges or use edge protection to prevent cutting the webbing, and do not exceed the stated working load limit. Store straps in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and chemical exposure to prolong service life.