Lashing Systems for Load Securing
Reliable solutions for securing loads, machinery, vehicles and palletized goods.
Lashing systems are an essential part of load securing in road, rail and sea transport, as well as in internal logistics. Properly selected lashing systems improve transport safety, reduce the risk of cargo damage and help ensure compliance with transport regulations.
Certex offers a comprehensive range of lashing systems for securing palletized goods, machinery, steel structures, vehicles, construction materials and other loads that require reliable restraint during transport.
All lashing systems in our range are manufactured in accordance with EN 12195-2 and are supplied with clear identification labels specifying their technical characteristics.
Why choose Certex lashing systems?
Certified Safety
Manufactured in accordance with EN 12195-2, ensuring compliance with European requirements for design, performance and marking.
Wide Range of Applications
Suitable for securing palletized loads, machinery, vehicles, construction materials and steel structures across a wide variety of transport applications.
Extensive Configuration Options
Available as one-piece and two-piece lashing systems with standard or ERGO ratchets, as well as a wide selection of hooks and end fittings.
Manufacturer and Business Partner
Backed by manufacturing expertise, flexible production capabilities and the ability to deliver tailor-made lashing systems for specific customer requirements.
Custom-Made Lashing Systems
Available in a wide range of configurations:
- One-piece lashing systems
- Two-piece lashing systems
- Standard ratchet
- ERGO ratchet
- Various hook types and end fittings
- Manufactured to customer specifications
Custom lengths
Choice of webbing colours
Label with your company logo
Tailor-made solutions to meet your requirements
Construction of a Lashing System
A typical lashing system with a ratchet consists of:
- Short part with ratchet
- Long part made of polyester webbing
- Hooks or other end fittings
- Identification label with technical data
- Ratchet for proper tensioning and secure load restraint
How to Choose the Right Lashing System
When selecting a lashing system, consider the following:
Load Weight
The weight of the load and the forces acting on it during transport are the most important factors.
Lashing Method
Choose the appropriate securing method, such as:
- Direct lashing
- Diagonal lashing
- Loop lashing
- Frictional lashing
LC Rating
The LC (Lashing Capacity) indicates the maximum lashing force the system can withstand when securing a load.
Anchorage Points
Select the appropriate hooks and end fittings to match the anchorage points on the vehicle, trailer or transport platform.
- Vehicle
- Trailer
- Transport platform
Safe Use of Lashing Systems
Never use lashing systems for lifting loads.
Do not use damaged lashing systems. Inspect them regularly before use.
Never use a lashing system without a legible identification label.
Protect the webbing from sharp edges by using edge protectors.
Do not use extension bars on the ratchet.
Avoid twisting or abrading the webbing.
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