Flat Rack Lashing

How to secure a truck or machinery on a flat rack | Dynamic Cargo

How to secure trucks or dynamic cargo on a flat rack

How to secure a truck to a flat rackSecuring dynamic cargo on a flat rack involves managing cargo that is either on wheels or static but can behave dynamically, such as cranes.

The main challenge in securing this type of cargo is the risk of the lashing materials slipping inside the buckle. To address […]

How to Lash and Secure a 36t Hammer on a Flatrack | Case Study

How to secure a 36t unit on a flat rack | Case Study

How to lash and secure 36t unit to flat rack - Cargo Restraint SystemsUnderstanding the challenge

One of our customers was faced with the challenge to ensure the safe and damage free transportation of a large and heavy (36t) hammer from their site west of Brisbane to the Port of […]

Science between Tie Down vs. Direct Lashings for Road and Sea Transport

The Science of Tie Down vs. Direct Lashings for Securing Cargo

In this post we take a deeper look at the science and differences between using tie-down and direct lashings, aka as belly or choker lashings. At the end of this article you will have a clear understanding of:

Steel Coils and Rolling Pins | How To Safely Secure Steel Coils for Transport

Cargo Securing and a Rolling Pin

How to safely secure steel coils for transport by road, rail, or sea

During our 1on1 training sessions, we sometimes compare cargo securing referring with a wink to normal daily activities and tools.

Let’s explore how cargo securing, more specifically securing round steel object, such as steel coils and pipe, compares to using a rolling pin, a kitchen utensil we all know and use to […]

Trust me I am an engineer

Trust me – I am an engineer

…and tips on how to avoid dangerous situations when securing your cargo

Some funny images one of our team showed in the office today:

There are many inventive solutions to immediate problems but a number of them could lead to some very serious personal disasters like electrocution or scissors flying out of the electric drill.

When […]

Why you should not knot or twist polyester webbing or lashing

Never knot polyester lashings or webbing

We won’t tie you up or twist your arm, but please DO NOT KNOT and avoid twisting of your lashing straps at all times!

The Port of Brisbane is an exciting place to drive around; the busy container terminals, container vessels, yards with windmills, new construction going up (which is nothing but amazing at the moment) and having […]

February 19th, 2024|Flat Rack Lashing, Lashing|

Tips & Advice for 3PL Logistics | Compliant Cargo Securing Solutions

Cargo Securing Tips and Advice

3PL third party logistics Tips and Advice

As Australia’s leading supplier of Cordstrap cargo securing solutions, we work in partnership with many 3PL companies across the country, including (but not limited to) DSV, Qube and Toll.

Together with our customers we combine our expertise with theirs in transportation.

This allows us to jointly provide total, best-in-class shipping solutions.

Important […]

Shipping Construction Materials | Cargo Securing Tips & Advice

Cargo Securing Tips and Advice for the Construction Industry

Worldwide construction output is forecast to grow by 70%, contributing $15 trillion to the world economy by 2025. This creates a need for the cost-effective and safe shipping of building materials around the world. A global supplier to the construction industry might need to transport everything from timber to solar solutions and water supply systems.

We offer customised solutions for the […]

Moving heavy and complex machinery safely and securely

Moving heavy and complex machinery

As a machinery and equipment manufacturer you want to be ensured that your heavy and complex machinery travels safely and securely. Below we like to share some tips and advice on how you can accomplish this in a compliant manner. 

  • For heavy machinery cargo concentrated on a small footprint, particular attention should be taken to ensure that the container […]

6 Simple Ways To Prevent Cargo Damage

6 Simple Ways to Prevent Damage to Your Cargo 

Cargo damage and loss costs $50 billon every year. Here’s 6 simple ways you can prevent damage to your cargo and your brand reputation.

Cordstrap Strapping

50% of cargo damage is due to poor packing and securing

  • Our engineered Strapping prevents costly damages
  • GL certified and CTU Code compliant
  • Light weight, shock absorbent and re-tensionable

Learn more […]

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