Safetex Correa de amarre "Blackline" con trinquete de presión WLL 2.000 kg | 1 pieza | 35,0 mm de ancho (35A-B-1-DR-06.00)

Securing heavy cargo during transport demands equipment that combines strength, reliability, and ease of use. The Safetex Blackline lashing strap with push ratchet delivers exactly that: a 1-part polyester strap with a 35 mm width, rated for a working load limit of 2000 kg in direct pull. The push ratchet mechanism allows fast tensioning and release, while the black strap resists UV and abrasion for long service life. Compliant with EN 12195-2, this strap is a dependable choice for professional load restraint.

Who is it for

This lashing strap is built for logistics professionals, truck drivers, warehouse operators, and anyone who regularly secures loads on flatbeds, trailers, or inside containers. It suits both commercial fleets and private users needing robust cargo control for heavy equipment, building materials, or palletised goods.

Main features

• 1-part lashing system with integrated push ratchet for quick tightening and release.
• Working load limit (WLL) of 2000 kg in direct lashing; 4000 kg in looped configuration.
• 35 mm wide polyester (PES) webbing with high tensile strength and low elongation (max. 7% at WLL).
• Black strap with UV resistance, suitable for outdoor use and repeated tensioning cycles.
• Complies with European standard EN 12195-2 for cargo securing on road vehicles.
• Temperature range from -40°C to +100°C for use in extreme climates.

Specifications

• Brand: Safetex
• Model: 35A-B-1-DR-06.00
• Product type: Lashing strap
• Strap configuration: 1-part
• Ratchet type: Push ratchet (Druckratsche)
• Working load limit (WLL): 2000 kg (2000 daN)
• Lashing capacity (LC) direct: 2000 daN
• Lashing capacity (LC) looped: 4000 daN
• Minimum breaking strength (MBS): 4000 kg (4000 daN)
• Strap width: 35 mm
• Strap material: Polyester (PES)
• Colour: Black
• Elongation at WLL: Max. 7%
• Standard compliance: EN 12195-2
• Temperature range: -40°C to +100°C
• UV resistance: Yes

Tips

Always inspect the strap before each use for cuts, fraying, or damaged ratchet parts. Ensure the strap is not twisted and lies flat on the load. Use edge protectors when securing sharp or abrasive cargo. Store the strap in a dry, dark place when not in use to prolong its lifespan.