Belt Strap Cargo Nets - Cargo Nets for Heavy Cargos

Specially Designed Cargo Safety for Lorries and Other Vehicles

When transporting goods, a net is needed to secure the cargo on the heavy goods vehicle. This cargo net for lorries is intended to prevent, for example, pallets from slipping out of place and goods getting damaged. However, securing cargo is not only an important issue for lorries, but for transporting goods in general – which is why our cargo nets have been designed to match the requirements of different types of vehicle such as passenger cars, box wagons and lorries of all sizes.

Technically, the material used for the nets is a high tenacity, extremely hard-wearing polyester. The mesh sizes are adjusted to the cargo goods and measure 150 mm or 300 mm. Depending on the requirements, the nets are equipped with four eyelets (e.g. cargo nets for passenger cars) to eight eyelets (for 12 ton lorries) for fastening them to the cargo nets with the corresponding tension straps. Our cargo nets therefore fit not only heavy goods vehicles, but also transporters and sprinters. For covering very small parts, the cargo net is additionally interwoven with a close-meshed covering net. Due to this wide range of possible uses, our nets are suitable for securing both agricultural and industrial loads.

Tension Straps and Accessories

In accordance with cargo securing provisions, the tension straps are available in the basic widths 25 mm, 35 mm and 50 mm, enabling you to buy suitable replacements for damaged belts. You can find information on exactly when a lashing strap reaches the point where it must be replaced in the instruction sheet of the German Federal Association of Road Haulage, Logistics and Disposal (BGL).

You can find additional materials that increase the effectiveness of cargo securing measures – for example through using edge guards or non-slip mats – in our “Accessories” section. The use of a non-slip mat therefore considerably increases the maximum loading weight. Comprehensive tables showing the maximum loading weight can be found on the undersides of the individual vehicle types and nets.