Ratchet 50mm / 5000kg Iron Zinc (Long Handle)

Ratchet 50mm / 5000kg Zinc-Plated Steel with a long handle is a metal tensioning mechanism for tightening and securing lashing webbing. The long handle provides additional leverage, allowing higher pretension to be achieved with less manual effort.

The zinc-plated version is suitable for 50mm webbing and has a specified breaking strength of 5000kg.

Applications

This ratchet is used for trucks, trailers, transport structures, truck tarpaulins and industrial fastening systems.

The long handle is practical where lashing straps are tightened regularly or higher pretension is required.

What should you consider?

Check that the 50mm webbing width and 5000kg breaking strength match the intended application.

The specified breaking strength is not automatically the permitted lashing capacity. Actual load capacity depends on the complete lashing strap assembly.

Allow sufficient operating space for the long handle. Also check that the webbing and fastening components are suitable for the applied pretension.

Processing and use

Attach the lashing webbing to the ratchet using a suitable stitched connection and thread the free end through the winding spindle.

Pull excess webbing through manually, then operate the long handle to gradually tension the webbing.

After processing, check the webbing routing and locking mechanism.

Matching products

This ratchet can be combined with suitable 50mm polyester lashing webbing, compatible J-hooks, claw hooks and other fastening components.

Industrial webbing cutting machines, sewing machines and suitable sewing threads may be used for processing.

Alternative or other version

The 50mm / 5000kg ratchet range includes a standard version, short handle, long handle (this version) and Ergo Reversible.

A ratchet without a handle and a separate long handle are also available. Ratchets of 50mm with strength ratings of 2000kg and 3000kg are also listed.

Matching Fepatex solution

This long-handle ratchet forms part of solutions for transport, webbing processing and technical textile fabrication, where adjustable lashing and tensioning straps are assembled.