Ratchet Transport Strap GEKO G02362, 12 m length, 5 t capacity, 50 mm width, pack of 10

Ratchet transport strap GEKO G02362 is a tie-down solution designed to secure cargo during road transport. The strap has 12 m of polyester webbing, a 50 mm working width and a rated capacity of 5 tonnes, and it is supplied as a pack of 10 for multiple uses or fleet deployment. A manual ratchet mechanism allows controlled tensioning of the webbing to achieve reliable restraint of items on trailers, trucks and vans.

Advantages

The GEKO ratchet strap combines durable polyester webbing with a mechanical ratchet that provides precise tension control and secure locking. Its 50 mm width distributes load forces across a broad area of the cargo, reducing point pressure. Supplied in a pack of 10, the set supports professional workflows and repeated use. The simple construction and conventional ratchet operation make inspection, maintenance and replacement straightforward.

Suitable for

• Lashing general cargo on trailers and flatbeds
• Securing palletised goods in trucks and vans
• Fleet operations where multiple straps are required
• Short to medium distance transport and loading/unloading tasks

Key specifications

• Webbing length: 12 metres
• Webbing width: 50 millimetres
• Rated capacity (working load): 5 tonnes (5000 kg)
• Mechanism: manual ratchet tensioner for controlled tightening
• Material: woven polyester webbing with metal ratchet and fittings
• Packaging: pack of 10 straps

How to use

Position the strap over the load and hook or secure the strap ends to appropriate anchor points on the vehicle or trailer. Pull the free end of the webbing through the ratchet spool to remove slack, then operate the ratchet lever until the desired tension is achieved. Ensure the strap lies flat without twists and that the ratchet is fully locked before transit. After use, release the ratchet according to the ratchet mechanism instructions, neatly rewind the webbing and store the straps in a dry place away from direct sunlight and chemical exposure.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect webbing for cuts, fraying, chemical damage or UV degradation and check metal parts for corrosion or deformation. Do not exceed the rated capacity of 5 tonnes; consider the combined effect of multiple straps when calculating overall restraint. Use appropriate edge protection when securing loads with sharp edges and follow local regulations for cargo securing and transport.