Tie‑down strap with ratchet GEKO G02358 — 8 m length, 5 t capacity, 50 mm webbing (pack of 10)

Heavy-duty tie-down strap GEKO G02358 with ratchet mechanism and 8 m polyester webbing is designed to secure cargo during road transport. Each strap has a working load capacity of 5 tonnes and a 50 mm wide webbing for a balance of strength and flexibility. Supplied as a pack of 10, this set provides multiple attachment points for lorries, trailers and vans and helps reduce load movement with a ratchet tensioning system that enables consistent restraint.

Advantages

The ratchet mechanism allows precise tensioning and secure locking, reducing the risk of slippage during transport. Polyester webbing resists stretching and offers good abrasion resistance while remaining flexible for quick handling and storage. A 50 mm width provides a robust contact area that distributes forces evenly across the cargo. The pack of 10 ensures enough straps for multi-point lashing or for use across several vehicles, improving operational efficiency when preparing loads.

Suitable for

• Securing palletised or loose cargo on lorries and trailers
• Fastening goods in vans and box trucks for local deliveries
• Transporting building materials, machinery parts and equipment
• Use by moving and logistics companies for multi-point restraint

Key specifications

• Webbing length: 8 m
• Working load capacity: 5 tonnes
• Webbing width: 50 mm
• Material: polyester webbing with ratchet tensioner
• Pack quantity: 10 straps

How to use

Thread the webbing through the ratchet spindle and hook or secure the end to suitable anchor points on the vehicle or trailer. Position the strap over the load so the webbing lies flat and free of twists, then operate the ratchet handle to apply tension until the load is held firmly. Lock the ratchet in the closed position to maintain tension during transit. To release, disengage the ratchet locking catch and carefully unwind the webbing, keeping hands clear of moving parts.

Usage recommendations

Inspect straps and ratchet components before each use for cuts, frays, corrosion or damage. Use rated anchor points and avoid sharp edges; protect webbing with edge protectors where necessary. Do not exceed the specified working load capacity and replace any strap showing signs of significant wear or damage.