Tie-down strap with ratchet GEKO G02360 — 10 m length, 5 t break strength, 50 mm width

Heavy-duty GEKO tie-down strap with ratchet G02360 is designed for secure fastening of cargo during transport. The webbing measures 10 m in length and 50 mm in width, offering a break strength of 5 tonnes. The integrated ratchet mechanism enables incremental tensioning and firm load retention, suitable for repeated use in commercial and private transport tasks.

Advantages

The strap combines a high-strength polyester webbing with a steel ratchet assembly to provide consistent tensioning and resistance to abrasion. A 50 mm web width distributes load forces across a larger surface area, reducing pressure on cargo and attachment points. The 10 m length offers flexibility for a wide range of transport configurations while the 5 t break strength gives a clear working margin for heavy loads. The ratchet mechanism allows controlled tightening and secure locking during transit.

Suitable for

• Lashing vehicles and motorcycles to trailers or roof racks
• Securing construction equipment and machinery for road transport
• Fastening pallets, crates and boxed cargo inside trucks and vans
• General-purpose load restraint for commercial and private use

Key specifications

• Webbing length: 10 m
• Webbing width: 50 mm
• Minimum break strength (tensile strength): 5 tonnes
• Tensioning mechanism: manual ratchet with locking pawl
• Material: high-strength polyester webbing; steel ratchet components
• Typical working load limit range suitable for light to heavy cargo restraint

How to use

Thread the strap through the ratchet spool and attach the end fittings to secure anchor points on the trailer, vehicle or roof rack. Pull the free end of the webbing to remove slack, then operate the ratchet handle in short strokes to increase tension until the load is firm and secure. Ensure the strap lies flat without twists and that anchor points are rated to carry the applied forces. To release, disengage the ratchet locking pawl and carefully unwind the webbing while controlling the load.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the webbing and ratchet assembly before each use for cuts, fraying, corrosion or deformations. Avoid sharp edges contact by using protective edge guards where needed. Do not exceed the rated break strength and follow local regulations for load restraint and working load limits. Store the strap in a dry, shaded place to prolong service life.