A clamp buckle plays an important role in securing loads, especially when transporting goods on vehicles such as lorries, trailers or other means of transport. Load securing is crucial to prevent accidents, injuries and damage. The clamp buckle is an element used in this context to securely fix cargo.
Here are some specific functions and roles of a turnbuckle in load securing:
Fixing the load: clamp buckles are often used to fix pieces of cargo together. For example, they can be used to connect wooden beams, metal parts or other elements of the load together to prevent them from slipping or tipping over during transport.
Ease of use: Cam buckles are often designed to be easy to open and close. This facilitates the loading process and saves time while ensuring reliable securing.
Proper use of clamp buckles and other load securing devices is critical to ensure safety on the road and minimise potential hazards associated with unsecured cargo. It is important to follow local regulations and safety standards to ensure that the load meets the appropriate requirements.
Weight per piece: 0,0735 kg,
Box (200 pieces): 15.2 kg,
Pallet (60 boxes = 12000 pieces): 932 kg,
Height pallet: 105 cm (4 layers of 15 boxes)
