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How to read the ratchet strap label?

Ratchet straps , also known as  lashing straps  and  tie downs , are one of the most popular methods for securing cargo, especially when it comes to shipping. But are you familiar with the information label that is typically found stitched at the end of the strap? In this article, we examine this ratchet strap label in details. WHAT INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON A RATCHET STRAP LABEL? 1. Webbing Material: The webbing material determines the colour of the label. Most used webbing for lashing strap is polyester and the label is the blue colour. 2.Production date: You should be able to find the production date printed on the label, including the month and year. It can be used to trace the strap back to its exact production batch. 3.Lashing Capacity: Lashing capacity (LC) is, essentially, the maximum force your heavy-duty ratchet strap can withstand, without it tearing or damaging in any way. It is usually measured in dekaNewton (daN) and, importantly, it should n...

5 Tips to Choose the Ratchet Tie Down Straps

Ratchet straps  are used in many industries, as well as tie downs for different types of cargo. When choosing ratchet tie down straps , you also need to consider the different modes of transportation. For example, cargos can be transported by truck, ship, air carrier, railway, and so on. In addition, sometimes cargo is exposed to high temperatures. This is why choosing the right ratchet tie down straps is important. Choosing the Correct Ratchet Strap for your Application  1. Determine the weight and size of the cargo you are securing  2. Tie down strap needs a Working Load Limit (WLL) equal to or greater than that weight  3. Choose the length you need. Ratchet tie down strap is too long means having to deal with loose ends, if it is too short simply won’t work. What you need is a strap that is long enough to offer versatility so you can use it in a number of tie-down applications. 4. Choose the hardware that will be best for your application (ratchet, hoo...