Footman loop
Footman loops are U-shaped bolt-down anchor points fixed to the cabin floor, cargo platform or equipment panel, giving a hook-on point for a restraint or lashing strap. They are the most common...
Over-center buckles for 45 and 50 mm webbing, 2 250 and 2 500 daN ultimate loads. Zinc-plated steel. Fast, repeatable tensioning for restraint and lashing straps.
Data sheet
Over-center buckles are manual tensioning devices that lock the strap with a single lever movement. Compared with a ratchet, the over-center action gives fast, repeatable tension setting without the travel of a ratchet handle, an advantage in confined cabin and deck environments.
The range covers two webbing widths: 45 mm at 2 250 daN (435 g) and 50 mm at 2 500 daN (498 g). Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance. A blue-handle version is available on the 50 mm reference for visual identification.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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