Strap 35mm, ratchet ERGO R35B1, hook/hook, length 6m - 0.3 + 5.7m, 1000/2000daN

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1. One-piece fastening strap

2. Two-part lashing strap: Consists of the units of a fixed end (FE) and a loose end (LE).

3. Strap

4. Label

5. Clamping element: variable - clamping lock, ratchet (see figure) or clamping device.

6. Terminal element: variable - double airline connector, single airline connector, flat hook, carabiner, claw hook, combined fastening end, combined element with chain, crown hook, terminal connector with a round hole, S-shaped hook, double pointed hook (see picture), single pointed hook, triangular element, quadruple airline connector, or clamping hook with a safety catch (flat, swivel, or twisted design).

Each lashing strap, for two-part straps each unit (fixed end/free end), must be labeled according to DIN EN 12195-2 with a label corresponding to EN 292-2:1991. The label contains the following information:

1. LC (Lashing Capacity - Permissible Lashing Force): The maximum permissible force in direct pull for which the lashing strap is designed for use.

2. SHF (Standard Hand Force): The prescribed force on the ratchet handle that generates a tensile force in the strap.

3. STF (Standard Tension Force): The remaining force/tension force after releasing the ratchet handle.

4. Strap Material: The straps are made from multi-layer woven chemical fibers. The material used can be identified by the marking and/or color of the label.

• PES (polyester), label color blue, suitable for temperature range -40 °C to +120 °C.
• PA (polyamide), label color green, suitable for temperature range -40 °C to +100 °C.
• PP (polypropylene), tag color brown, suitable for a temperature range of -40 °C to +80 °C.

5. Strap elongation: According to DIN, the strap must not extend by more than 7% when subjected to the maximum permissible force LC. Most straps have a maximum elongation of no more than 5%.

6. Length of the tie-down strap: For one-piece tie-down straps, this measure approximately corresponds to the length of the open, stretched strap. For two-piece straps, it is measured similarly, but the length is indicated separately for each unit (fixed end/free end).

7. Warning

8. Manufacturer's name or symbol: The Suer Line symbol denotes proprietary products by Suer Nutzfahrzeugtechnik GmbH & Co. KG.

9. Manufacturer tracking code: The straps feature an 8-digit code number and below it the item number from Suer Nutzfahrzeugtechnik.

10. Year of Production

11. Standard number: The standard according to which the lashing strap was manufactured and tested.

12. Item Number

13. Permissible tension force according to usage: Permissible tension force during wrapping - only for one-piece lashing straps. Permissible tension force in direct pull - only for two-piece lashing straps.

14. Other test marks: Many Suer Line straps have the TUV and GS marks.

15. Inspection Table: Lashing straps must be inspected by an expert at least once a year. The inspection table can be used to mark the year of inspection.