This lashing strap with clamp lock was specially developed for the gentle securing of light transport goods. It is ideal for applications where a high preload force is deliberately not required – such as when transporting furniture, sensitive items, or light loads in a van.
Lashing strap for rod lashing rails with clamp lock
The tensioning strap with clamp lock is designed for use with rod lashing rails and lashing eyes. In contrast to ratchet lashing straps, the tension here is generated exclusively by hand. This reliably prevents the strap from being overtightened.
Design and function
The integrated clamp lock allows the load to be secured quickly and easily. The short length of the strap end on the clamp lock side, only 35 cm, is particularly practical. This allows the lock to hang freely, depending on the installation situation, and does not rest on the transported goods.
This design significantly reduces the risk of pressure marks or damage and makes the lashing strap the ideal solution for sensitive transports.
Flat hooks with safety pin
Flat hooks with spring-loaded safety pins are mounted at both ends of the lashing strap. These reliably prevent the strap from accidentally slipping out of the lashing rail or lashing eye during transport.
To ensure safe force transmission, make sure that the rod or lashing eye always rests directly on the base of the hook.
Area of application and distinction from ratchet lashing straps
Lashing straps with clamp locks are specially designed for light loads where high contact pressure is not desired or permitted. In combination with a rubberized lashing rail, this results in a particularly material-friendly securing method.
Important note: For heavy or dimensionally stable goods that require high preload force, ratchet straps should always be used.
Technical data – Lashing strap with clamp lock
Technical data – Lashing strap for rod lashing rail with clamp lock
| Total length |
5,000 mm |
| Loosening end (webbing side) |
4,650 mm |
| Loose end (clamp lock side) |
350 mm |
| Webbing width |
25 |
| Lashing force LC (strapping) |
400 daN |
| Lashing force LC (direct pull) |
200 daN |
| Elongation |
approx. 7 |
| Webbing material |
Polyester (PES) |
| Webbing color |
Blue |
| Label color |
Blue |
| Standard |
DIN EN 12195-2 |
| Manufacture |
Made in Germany |
Advantages of the lashing strap with clamp lock
The lashing strap impresses with its easy handling, controlled tensioning force, and material-friendly securing. It is the ideal complement to ratchet lashing straps when sensitive loads need to be secured reliably.
Disposal and safety instructions
Lashing straps do not have a fixed expiration date. However, they must no longer be used as soon as safety-relevant damage or changes are visible. Regular visual inspection before use is therefore essential to ensure safe load securing.
Typical reasons for replacement
Webbing:
– Broken threads or clearly visible
wear
– Cuts of more than 10% at the
selvedge
– Damaged, loose, or torn seams
– Deformation due to heat or aggressive chemicals
Clamp lock & fittings:
– Malfunctions or stiff clamp lock
– Bent or damaged metal parts
– Expansion of the flat hooks by more than 5%
– Severe corrosion, material cracks, or permanent deformation
Marking:
– Missing, damaged, or illegible label
A lashing strap without a clearly legible marking may no longer be used in accordance with DIN EN 12195-2.
Care instructions for a long service life
To maintain the function and safety of the lashing strap in the long term, the clamp lock should be cleaned regularly and lightly lubricated if necessary. Regular maintenance is recommended, especially for outdoor use or in high humidity.
With proper care, professional use, and regular inspection, the lashing strap with clamp lock will remain operational in the long term and reliably fulfill its safety-related function.
FAQ – Lashing strap with clamp lock for rod lashing rails
For what purposes is a lashing strap with a clamp lock suitable?
The lashing strap with clamp lock is particularly suitable for light and sensitive loads where high preload force should not be applied – for example, when transporting furniture or sensitive items.
What is the difference between this and a lashing strap with a ratchet?
Unlike ratchet lashing straps, the strap with a clamp lock is tensioned exclusively by hand. This prevents over-tightening. Ratchet lashing straps are the better choice for heavy or dimensionally stable loads.
Why is the short strap end on the clamp lock side useful?
The strap end on the clamp lock side, which is only 35 cm long, ensures that the lock often hangs freely and does not rest on the transported goods. This reliably reduces pressure marks and damage.
Are the flat hooks suitable for rod lashing rails?
Yes, the flat hooks with safety pins are specially designed for rod lashing rails and lashing eyes. The safety pin reliably prevents slipping during transport.
Can the lashing strap be used in road traffic?
Yes, the lashing strap complies with DIN EN 12195-2 and is marked with a blue polyester label. The prerequisite is that the strap is undamaged and used correctly.
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