Ratchet Strap 10 T 9 m
Suitable for jobs up to 10 tons
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Article number | 06-02-0125-02 |
| Breaking strength | 2000 / 4000 daN |
| Colour | Blue |
| Hook | Pointed hooks |
| Length | 9 m |
| Material | Polyester |
| Tensioning hardware | Professional ratchet |
| Width | 50 mm |
| Industry | Construction & Infra, Delivery, Transport & Logistics |
The Ratchet Strap 4 T is designed for safely securing medium-duty loads up to 4,000 daN. With strong claw hooks on both ends and a reliable ratchet mechanism, this strap is highly versatile for use in transport, logistics, and construction. The 50 mm wide strap provides extra grip, while the standard length of 9 meters offers sufficient reach to secure large or bulky cargo firmly in place.
At 9 meters long, this Ratchet Strap belongs to the longer models in our range. The additional length makes it possible to wrap around loads or reach multiple anchor points without using extensions. The 50 mm strap width ensures stability and even pressure distribution, reducing the risk of damage to the cargo.
The sturdy ratchet allows precise tensioning and locks automatically once the correct tension is achieved. This mechanism prevents loosening during transport and provides an efficient and secure way to fasten your load.
Depending on use, the breaking strength is 2,000 daN (straight tension) or 4,000 daN (when looped around the load). This makes the Ratchet Strap 4 T highly suitable for securing heavy objects such as vehicles, boats, or metal structures.
Whether used in construction, transport, or marine environments, this Ratchet Strap delivers the strength and flexibility needed to secure loads safely and efficiently.
In addition to the standard version, this Ratchet Strap is available in various colors and lengths, and can be printed with your company name or logo. Navacqs offers tailor-made solutions to meet your specific needs.
You use a 4-tonne strap for heavier cargo that needs to be actively secured against shifting.
For example:
vehicles on trailers
large machinery
heavy construction materials such as steel beams
This cargo can move due to weight and height, so the strap needs to be pulled tighter than for lighter cargo. A heavier strap makes it possible to build up more force without the strap getting damaged or loosening.
You use a longer strap when the cargo is large, or when the distance between attachment points is greater.
In practice:
wide cargo on a trailer
securing multiple objects at once
situations with widely spaced lashing points
With a strap that's too short, you won't reach the other side or won't be able to build up tension.
A wider strap spreads the force over a larger surface area.
You notice this with:
heavy objects with sharp edges
cargo that can tip
materials that can dent
For example: when securing a metal cabinet, a wider strap spreads the force over a larger area. With a narrow strap, the same force lands on a smaller strip, so the strap presses harder into the edge and can more easily damage or deform it.
Article number: 06-02-0125-02

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