Choosing the Right Lashing Tensioner for Your Needs
Our experts can help assess your cargo securing needs and recommend the best lashing tensioner for your operation. Selecting the correct cargo securing tensioner depends on:
- Cargo type and weight
- Lashing system used (e.g., composite strapping, woven polyester)
- Frequency of use (manual for low volume, pneumatic or battery for high volume)
- Working environment (availability of power, ergonomics, speed requirements)
Lashing Tensioner FAQs
What is the purpose of a lashing tensioner?
A lashing tensioner is used to apply and maintain tension in lashing straps to secure cargo during transport. It ensures that loads remain stable and do not shift, tip, or fall during movement.
What’s the difference between a manual and pneumatic tensioner?
Manual tensioners require physical effort from the operator and are ideal for low- to medium-volume applications. Pneumatic tensioners use compressed air to apply high tension quickly and with minimal effort—ideal for repetitive, heavy-duty tasks.
Is a battery-operated lashing tensioner better than a manual one?
Battery-operated tensioners provide the benefits of speed, consistency, and ease of use—especially in environments where power or air supply may be limited. They’re ideal for high-throughput operations.
What type of strapping can your lashing tensioners be used with?
Our tensioners are designed specifically for Cordstrap woven polyester and composite strapping, offering secure, shock-absorbent, and non-damaging restraint for a wide range of cargo types.
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