Lashing strap PAS-KAM with ratchet 500 kg, length 5 m

PAS-KAM lashing strap with ratchet 500 kg, length 5 m is a polyester webbing tie-down designed to secure light to medium loads during transport. The strap combines a 5 metre length with a ratchet tensioner that provides controlled tightening and reliable hold on trailers, vans, roof racks and other cargo platforms. Constructed for everyday transport use, it offers a practical solution for fastening goods and preventing load shift while driving.

Advantages

The ratchet mechanism enables gradual and secure tensioning, reducing the risk of slippage while maintaining steady holding force up to the rated 500 kg. The polyester webbing resists abrasion, moisture and most common chemicals, ensuring stable performance during repeated use. The strap’s length and compact rolled form make it easy to store and adapt to different load sizes. Metal fittings and stitched terminations provide consistent connection points for hooks or anchor points.

Suitable for

• Securing boxes, furniture and household goods on trailers and in vans
• Fastening medium-sized equipment and tools during transport
• Roof rack loads such as luggage and bicycles when combined with appropriate padding
• General cargo restraint for light commercial and private transport

Key specifications

• Working load limit: 500 kg
• Webbing length: 5 m
• Material: polyester webbing
• Tensioning type: ratchet mechanism for controlled tightening
• Suitable for manual fastening and release

How to use

Pass the webbing around or through secure anchor points and attach the end fittings as required by your vehicle or trailer. Feed the free end of the strap through the ratchet spool, pull to remove slack and operate the ratchet lever until the desired tension is reached. Avoid over-tensioning beyond the strap’s working load limit. To release, open the ratchet fully and pull the strap free, then roll the webbing for storage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the strap before each use for cuts, fraying, damaged stitching or deformed metal parts. Do not use the strap if any damage is found. Distribute load evenly, avoid sharp edges or protect them with edge protectors, and secure loose ends to prevent entanglement. Store the strap dry and away from direct sunlight to prolong the webbing life.