LES supply domestic and imported Ratchet Straps that are made to last and have minimum breaking strengths available up to 10000daN. There are different variations with different models being able to withhold more weight than others. The hooks on the end vary as do the lengths so choose the type that best suits you. We always recommend you check the weight of the load(s) you need to secure with to make sure they can do the job without risk of overloading.

Our cargo control straps are perfect for transporting loads on the back of cars, vans, truck and lorries. They secure the cargo to avoid any damage from occurring. Cargo straps are important not only for your worker’s safety but for the people and public within close proximity of the vehicle transporting the goods. Transporting lose cargo without tie down straps can pose a health and safety risk not only to you but others on the road as not being able to secure an item properly can cause serious problems and is often unlawful in most states.

Ratchet Straps Vs. Logistics Straps:

Confusingly similar names, but with slightly different purposes, Logistics Straps are purpose designed to be used in enclosed trailer trucks or vans that feature integrated logistics track systems that enable the specialist end fitting of the strap to be anchored at various points along the steel tracking, you'll see this type of thing in the back of courier vans etc. They provide an easy-to-operate solution and versatility when needing to always vary the point of attachment.

How to use Ratchet Straps

One of the most common questions out there is "How do I use a ratchet strap" and it completely makes sense because it's a really difficult thing to do, for the first time. After that, it's like tying your shoelaces. Here's how to get the job done:

Tightening Tie-Down Straps

1. Release the ratchet by using the release catch to open the jaws
2. Feed the webbing of the plain end through the bottom of the ratchet
3. Pull the excess webbing through until tight
4. Hook the ends on the vehicle cargo securing points
5. Crank the ratchet mechanism until sufficiently tight
6. Tuck in any tail end of the webbing
   

How to loosen a TieDown Strap

1. Release the webbing using the release catch
2. Open the ratchet mechanism
3. Pull out the webbing
4. Unhook the hooks and store in a cool dry place