At Metaltis, you have a 14-day period to consider your purchase before initiating a return. The customer is responsible for covering the shipping costs for returning the product. However, if the return is due to an incorrect delivery, Metaltis will cover...

Safety always comes first! That’s why all Loop straps get a blue stitched on (blue indicates a product made from polyester). Never use a tie down strap without label and check the next, indelible, mentions:-Name of the fabricant Land of heritage...

The breaking strength is the maximum stress, expressed in kilograms, that a material can withstand without breaking. The numerical value of the breaking strength must always be twice the numerical value of the lashing capacity (LC), expressed in daN.

The term WLL stands for Working Load Limit, which refers to the maximum permitted load that can be lifted in a straight pull using means such as lifting slings and round slings. The WLL is expressed in metric tons and varies according to the lifting ...

Increase safety: Anti-slip mats are essential for increasing safety when transporting loads. The friction between the cargo and the load bed plays a critical role in securing your loads safely. By using an anti-skid mat, you can significantly increase...

Anti-slip mats, anti-slip stripes, and anti-slip tiles are used to prevent cargo from sliding in the load bed and between loads. Anti-slip mats are standard equipment for load securing and professional transportation, including road, rail, air, and sea...

Safety always comes first. That is why all round slings are required to have a readable blue label sewn on (blue always indicates a product made of polyester). Never use round slings without a label and make sure it contains the following indelible information...

1. According to the European color coding, each WLL (Working Load Limit) for round slings is assigned a fixed color, regardless of the manufacturer. • WLL 1 ton = purple/violet • WLL 2 ton = green • WLL 3 ton = yellow • WLL 4 ton = gray • WLL 5 ...

The term WLL stands for Working Load Limit, which refers to the maximum permitted load that can be lifted in a straight pull using means such as lifting slings and round slings. The WLL is expressed in metric tons and varies according to the lifting ...

Use only lifting slings that have an identifiable label with an indelible indication of: the name of the manufacturer country of origin type of certification working load limit (WLL) safety factor (7) production date serial number length ...

No. Tensioning devices should only be tightened by hand. Your lashing device is designed for a manual force of 50 daN (20 daN for strap widths of 25 mm). If you increase the leverage of your ratchet, for example, by using a bar, you also increase the...

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During transportation, forces act on the load, especially during braking. As much as 80% of the weight of the load moves forward during braking. 50% of the weight breaks out to the left, right, and rear. An anti-slip mat (with a coefficient of friction...

Before you start towing, always read your vehicle's instruction manual. Check that your tow rope is not damaged. If damaged, safety cannot be guaranteed. Check your car's instruction book where the proper attachment points for the tow rope are located...