Tie-down strap Proline 46771 — 1 pc, lashing strap for securing cargo

Proline 46771 tie-down strap is a single-piece lashing strap designed to secure cargo during transport and storage. Made of durable polyester and finished in high-visibility orange, the strap includes a ratchet mechanism and conforms to EN 12195-2 for two-element tie down straps. Supplied as one piece per pack, it is intended for general cargo restraint on trailers, roof racks, vans and similar transport applications; always check vehicle and load requirements before use.

Advantages

The polyester construction offers good abrasion and weather resistance while maintaining flexibility for convenient handling. The integrated ratchet mechanism enables controlled tensioning and reliable locking of the lashing strap, reducing slippage under load. The orange color improves visibility when securing and inspecting cargo, and the single-piece design simplifies storage and deployment.

Suitable for

• Securing general cargo on trailers and flatbeds
• Fastening loads on roof racks and vehicle bars
• Use inside vans and pickup beds to restrain goods
• Temporary securing of machinery or palletized items during transport

Key specifications

• Material: polyester webbing
• Type: two-element tie down strap with ratchet mechanism
• Compliance: manufactured to EN 12195-2 standard
• Color: orange for increased visibility
• Pack quantity: single piece per pack

How to use

Position the strap over the load and anchor the ends to suitable attachment points on the vehicle or trailer. Thread the webbing through the ratchet spool, pull the free end to remove slack, and operate the ratchet to tension the strap until the load is secure. Ensure the strap lies flat without twists and that attachment points are rated for lashing loads. After tensioning, engage the ratchet lock and tuck or tie the excess webbing to prevent interference during transport. Inspect the strap and attachment points regularly while in use.

Usage recommendations

Before each use, check the webbing and ratchet for signs of wear, cuts, or corrosion and replace the strap if any damage is found. Verify that the combined securing capacity of strap and anchor points meets the required restraint for your cargo and follow vehicle manufacturer guidance and applicable regulations when lashing loads.