Ratchet buckles for 25, 35 and 50 mm webbing, ultimate loads from 750 to 5 000 daN. Zinc-plated or stainless steel. Controlled tensioning for restraint and lashing assemblies.
Data sheet
Ratchet buckles are manual tensioning devices for restraint and lashing straps. The ratchet mechanism applies and holds high tension in controlled increments, which makes it the standard choice for medium to heavy securing assemblies in cabin and cargo applications.
The range covers three webbing widths and several load ratings: 25 mm versions from 750 to 2 000 daN, a 35 mm version at 3 000 daN, and 50 mm versions up to 5 000 daN. Construction is zinc-plated steel or stainless steel for corrosion resistance, with unit weights from 205 g to just over 1 kg depending on the model. A long-handle stainless version applies more tensioning force with less effort, and comfort-line blue-handle versions are available on the 25 mm and 35 mm references for visual identification and easier grip.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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Ratchet buckles for 25, 35 and 50 mm webbing, ultimate loads from 750 to 5 000 daN. Zinc-plated or stainless steel. Controlled tensioning for restraint and lashing assemblies.
