1.5inch 38MM 3T plastic handle ratchet buckle for lashing strap

• Product Description

Using a ratchet buckle to secure lashing strap is quite straightforward, but it’s crucial to ensure correct usage for safety and efficiency. Follow these steps:

1. Thread the strap: Begin by threading the loose end of the strap through the slot in the center of the ratchet mechanism. Pull the strap through until you have enough length to reach the object you’re securing.
2. Wrap around the load: Wrap the strap around the object you intend to secure, ensuring it lies flat without any twists or knots. Position the loose end of the strap for easy access when tightening.
3. Engage the ratchet: With the strap wrapped around the object, pull the loose end to tighten it. Repeatedly pull the ratchet handle up and down until the strap is snug around the object. The ratchet mechanism will automatically lock the strap after each pull.
4. Lock the ratchet: Once the strap is sufficiently tight and the object is secure, lock the ratchet mechanism in place. Most ratchets feature a lever or latch that can be engaged to prevent accidental release, ensuring the strap remains taut during transportation.
5. Release the strap: When you’re ready to release the tension, disengage the ratchet mechanism by lifting the release lever or latch. This will enable you to pull the loose end of the strap and release the tension.
6. Unwrap the strap: Carefully unwrap the strap from the object and feed it back through the ratchet mechanism. Store the strap appropriately to maintain its condition for future use.

• Specification:

Model Number: RB3808

Breaking strength: 3000KG

• Cautions:

1. Thoroughly verify the securing system: Upon tightening the strapping, thoroughly ensure that the ratchet buckle is firmly fastened in position to hinder unintended disengagement during transit.
2. Select the appropriate capability: Ascertain that the ratchet buckle you employ is appropriate for the mass and dimensions of the payload you’re securing. Utilizing a buckle with inadequate capability can result in malfunction and mishaps.

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