Load Securing Strap GEKO G02352 — 3-point, 3 m length, 4 T capacity, 50 mm width (set of 4)

GEKO G02352 is a set of four load securing straps designed for transport and trailer applications. Each strap features a 3-point configuration with a 3 m working length and 50 mm wide polyester webbing rated for a 4-ton capacity. The set is intended for use on car trailers, flatbeds and utility trailers to provide secure lashing and restraint of cargo during transit.

Advantages

The straps combine a three-point attachment layout with durable 50 mm webbing to distribute load forces and reduce slippage. A 3 m working length offers flexibility for a range of cargo sizes while the 4-ton rated capacity ensures the straps are suitable for medium-duty transport tasks. Supplied as a set of four, the kit allows for multiple tie-downs for increased load stability and redundancy.

Suitable for

• Securing vehicles, motorcycles and small machinery on car trailers
• Lashing palletized goods and boxed cargo on flatbeds
• Fastening building materials and equipment on utility trailers
• General-purpose tie-downs for moving and transport companies

Key specifications

• Configuration: 3-point strap
• Working length: 3 m
• Webbing width: 50 mm
• Rated capacity: 4 tonnes (4 T)
• Quantity: set of 4 straps
• Material: polyester webbing (durable, low-stretch)

How to use

Position the straps over the cargo so that the three attachment points can be secured to anchor points on the trailer or flatbed. Thread the webbing through the buckle or ratchet mechanism as provided, adjust the length to remove slack and apply tension evenly across the load. Check that hooks or end fittings are properly engaged with trailer anchor points and that webbing is routed to avoid sharp edges that could cause abrasion. Inspect tension and fittings before driving and re-check after a short distance to ensure no loosening has occurred.

Usage recommendations

Inspect straps for wear, fraying or damage before each use and replace any strap that shows compromised integrity. Use edge protectors where webbing contacts sharp or rough surfaces, avoid knotting the straps, and observe vehicle and trailer load limits. Store straps in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to prolong service life.