Using a safe load belt

1. Choose the Right Type and Size:

Before you start using a load strap, make sure that the selected straps are suitable for the specific task. Different loads may require different types of belts.

2. Check Belt Integrity:

The integrity of the straps must be carefully checked before each use. Look for cuts, wear, loose seams, or other signs of damage. Do not use damaged belts!

3. How to confirm:

Each load strap contains various fasteners such as buckles, hooks or clips. Understand how these parts work and make sure they are properly and securely attached.

4. Follow the Maximum Load:

Each load strap is marked with the maximum tensile strength and fastening load. Do not exceed these limits as this may lead to belt breakage and dangerous situations.

5. Correct Weight Distribution:

If the load to be secured is large or oddly shaped, distribute it evenly on the straps. This ensures more stable cargo and reduces the risk of load movement.

6. Safe Places of Attachment:

Use strong and secure anchorages designed for the load. In the case of a car trailer, use the designated attachment points to avoid damaging them or moving the load.

7. Follow the Manufacturer's Instructions:

Always read and follow the belt manufacturer's instructions. They contain specific information related to a particular belt type and use.