Lashing Straps, 6 M Length, 25 Mm Width, 150 Kg Lashing Capacity, Complies With Din En 12195-2 - Orange

Cam-buckle straps are what you reach for when a ratchet is overkill — a load of boxes, a mattress, a ladder on a roof rack. Pull the tail, the cam bites, and the strap holds. There are four orange 6 m straps here, in a width that suits household moves and light trade loads.

Two capacity numbers, and which is which

This listing carries two different figures and they do not agree. The product title states a 150 kg lashing capacity. The supplier's own description states a maximum load of 250 kg. Both are printed here rather than averaged or quietly dropped, because a load restraint number is not something to guess at. Neither figure is explained as a working load limit or as a breaking strength. Until the supplier clarifies it, work to the lower of the two, read the label printed on the strap itself, and treat anything heavier as outside what this strap is offered for.

Polyester webbing and a zinc alloy cam

The webbing is woven polyester with reinforced stitching at the buckle end, which is where a strap usually gives up first — that stitch line takes the whole load every time you tension it. The cam buckle is zinc alloy, and it works by pinching the webbing between a jaw and the frame, so tension is set by how hard you pull rather than by a geared mechanism. That makes it quick, and it makes it much harder to crush something fragile. The supplier states the straps comply with DIN EN 12195-2 and that legal information is printed on the strap.

Key features

• Cam buckle closure: tension by hand, release in one motion, with nothing to over-wind.
• 6 m working length: long enough to cross a car roof or a small trailer load and return to the anchor.
• Orange webbing: easy to spot against a load, so a loose tail gets noticed before you drive off.
• Reinforced stitching: the joint at the buckle is the part that carries the load, and it is doubled up.
• Four to a pack: covers a four-corner tie-down without splitting sets.

Specifications

• Quantity: 4 straps
• Length: 6 m each
• Width: 25 mm
• Webbing: woven polyester with reinforced stitching
• Buckle: zinc alloy cam
• Colour: orange
• Capacity, as stated in the title: 150 kg lashing capacity
• Capacity, as stated in the description: maximum load 250 kg
• Standard named by the supplier: DIN EN 12195-2, with legal information printed on the strap

Before you tension one

• The two capacity figures conflict. Work to the lower one and to whatever is printed on the strap label, not to the higher number.
• Inspect the webbing for cuts, fraying and sun damage and the cam for a weak or gritty spring before every use. Retire a damaged strap instead of derating it.
• Never join two straps with a shackle or a hook.
• Keep bystanders away from a strap under tension and from the load it is holding.
• These are load restraint straps. Never use one to tow, snatch or winch a vehicle — that work needs purpose-made recovery gear on rated recovery points.

A set worth keeping in the car for the loads you did not plan on carrying.

Returns, Refunds and Replacements

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Delivery Timeframe

Please note that we cannot guarantee the exact date of arrival, and the delivery timeframes (excluding weekends and public holidays) are as follows:

• For customers in Victoria, approximately 7-10 working days;
• For customers in NSW, SA, ACT, and QLD, approximately 9-12 working days;
• For customers in WA, NT, and TAS, approximately 9-12 working days.