Z30746-04 - Uncategorized POWERFIX - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Lashing strap with ratchet tensioner and hook
Brand	POWERFIX
Model	Z30746-04
Fixed End Length (LGF)	0.36 m
Adjustable End Length (LGL)	5 m
Permissible Load (LC)	250 daN (2500 N)
Material	PES (Polyester)
Temperature Range	-40 °C to +80 °C
Package Contents	2 lashing straps with S-hook (5 m), 2 lashing straps with ratchet tensioner and S-hook (0.36 m), user manual
Intended Use	Lashing, attaching, and securing loads in vehicles (not for lifting or carrying)
Maximum Hand Force	500 N (50 daN) with one hand. No mechanical aids unless part of tensioning device.
Minimum Webbing Wraps on Ratchet	1.5 times; maximum 3 times
Safety Features	Ratchet lock, S-hooks, do not use if damaged, check before each use
Cleaning Instructions	Clean with lukewarm water and pH-neutral cleaner; avoid corrosive agents. Lightly grease ratchet (avoid webbing contact)
Storage	Dry, well-ventilated place at -40 °C to +80 °C; avoid chemicals, acids, alkalis
Repair	Only by manufacturer or designated person; must retain original labeling
Inspection Frequency	Visually before and after each use; expert check at least once a year
Standards	Designed for lashing according to EN 12195-1
Disposal	Packaging recyclable; dispose of worn-out product per local regulations

Frequently Asked Questions - Z30746-04 POWERFIX

What is the maximum load capacity of the lashing strap?

The permissible load (LC) is 250 daN (approximately 250 kg under standard gravity). Never exceed this value.

Can I use these lashing straps to lift loads?

No, they are not designed for lifting or carrying. They are intended only for lashing, attaching, and securing loads to a vehicle.

How do I attach the lashing strap?

Use the S-hook to secure the strap to the load. Open the ratchet handle, insert the webbing into the slotted shaft, and pull snug. Then tighten by moving the handle back and forth until desired tension is reached. Ensure the webbing is wrapped 1.5 to 3 times around the slotted shaft.

How do I release the lashing strap?

First, check that the load is stable. Open the ratchet handle to the maximum position, press the ratchet lock, and open the handle fully. Pull the webbing completely out of the slotted shaft, then release the S-hook. Caution: preload force releases at a stroke.

What should I inspect before use?

Check for cuts, tears, broken threads, deformations, corrosion on webbing, hooks, and ratchet. Ensure the label is legible. If any damage is found, do not use the strap.

How should I clean and maintain the lashing straps?

Clean with lukewarm water and pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid corrosive detergents. Lightly grease the ratchet mechanism, but ensure no grease contacts the webbing. Store in a dry, well-ventilated place.

What is the operating temperature range?

The lashing straps are suitable for temperatures from -40 °C to +80 °C (for PES material). Chemical environments may alter this range.

How many lashing straps should I use for securing a load?

At least two straps of the same type are required for lashing down, and two pairs of the same type for diagonal lashing. More may be needed based on load weight and transport conditions.

Can I repair the lashing strap myself?

Repairs should only be carried out by the manufacturer or a designated person. The strap must still bear the original label with information on material and maximum tensile load.

How often should I have the straps inspected by an expert?

An expert check is required at least once a year. More frequent checks may be necessary depending on use conditions and exposure to chemicals or extreme environments.

USER MANUAL Z30746-04 POWERFIX

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Intended use....Page 6

Description of parts....Page 6

Technical data....Page 6

Scope of Delivery ...... Page 7

Safety instructions

General Safety Instructions Page 7

Safety instructions for lashing straps....Page 7

Practical information regarding the use and care of lashing straps ....

Use Page 10

Attaching the lashing strap....Page 11

Releasing the lashing strap....Page 11

Cleaning and care......Page 12

Disposal Page 12

Introduction

Lashing strap with ratchet tensioner and hook

- Introduction

The instructions for use are to be considered as part of the product. They contain important information concerning safety, use and disposal. Before using the product, please familiarise yourself with all of the safety information and instructions for use. The product must only be used as described and for the stated fields of application. If you pass the product on to third parties, please give them all of the documentation as well.

- Intended use

The product is designed to lash, attach and secure loads. The lashing straps serve to "press" the load down to the loading surface of a vehicle or to connect it directly with the vehicle. They are not designed to lift or carry loads. The permissible load must not be exceeded. Any use other than previously mentioned or any product modification is prohibited and can lead to injuries and / or product damage. The manufacturer is not liable for any damages caused by any use other than for the intended purpose. The product is not intended for commercial use.

● Description of parts

1 Ratchet handle
2 Ratchet lock
3 Slotted shaft
4 Webbing

- Technical data

Length: LGF (length - fixed end): 0.36 m

LGL (length - adjustable end): 5 m

Permissible load (LC): 250 daN (2500 N = Newton / 250 kg (m/s ^2 ))

Material: PES

6 GB

Introduction / Safety instructions

- Scope of Delivery

Check the delivery for completeness and condition of the product immediately after opening and ensure all parts are included.

2 Lashing straps with S-hook, approx. 5 m
2 Lashing straps with ratchet tensioner and S hook, approx. 0.36 m

1 Directions for use

● Safety instructions

KEEP ALL THE SAFETY ADVICE AND INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!

General Safety Instructions

WARNING! DANGER TO LIFE AND RISK OF ACCIDENTS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN! Never leave children unattended with the packaging material. The packaging poses a risk of suffocation and danger

of life due to strangulation. Children often underestimate this danger. Always keep children away from this product. This product is not a toy.

• Do not use the product if you see it is damaged in any way.
• Check that all parts have been assembled correctly. Improper assembly may result in injury.

Safety instructions for lashing straps

■ Always check the lashing strap for damage before using it. On no account use the lashing strap if the strap is damaged.
- Carefully check dirty straps or straps that have been contaminated with corrosive or other materials that may damage them. You may have to ask the manufacturer to check them.
- Have the lashing straps and all components checked by an expert at least once a year. In accordance with the conditions of use and the operational circumstances, further checks by a professional may be necessary from time to time.
- On no account use the lashing strap if:

- there are broken threads or cuts in the thread, especially if the edges have been nicked or there are other alarming cases of damage

- the labelling is missing or is no longer legible

Safety instructions

- there is damage to the connections, or deformation due to exposure to heat (friction, radiation)

- there is damage due to the effect of corrosive substances.

■ On no account use the ratchets if:

- there are incipient tears, breakages or considerable cases of or damage from corrosion

- there is widening >5% (5% in the hook mouth or general deformation)

- there is visibly permanent deformation of load-bearing parts.

- Repairs to the lashing straps may only be carried out if the information regarding the manufacturer, material and maximum permissible tensile load is clearly designated on the label. They may only be carried out by the manufacturer or a person specified by him. Following repair, the manufacturer or the person designated by the manufacturer must ensure that the maximum permissible tensile load of the lashing straps as originally specified on the label is maintained.

- Never exceed the permissible tensile load of the lashing strap as stated on the label. (see also "Technical data").

- Choose the most suitable lashing strap in accordance with the intended load that needs to be lashed down, the tensile load and loading surface (see label).

CaUTlon! DanGer of aCCIDenT! When lashing using additional fittings and lashing devices, make sure that they are suitable for the lashing strap.

- Check that the vehicle parts you wish to strap the load to are sturdy enough.

CaUTlon! In addition to the accelerating forces, wind may cause lateral forces to arise during the journey.

- Never pull the lashing strap over rough surfaces or sharp edges if they are not furnished with suitable protection.

■ Make sure that the lashing straps are not twisted and that the load is distributed across their entire width.

- Do not place any objects onto the lashing strap if this may damage it.

- Keep lashing strap away from hot surfaces.

■ Evenly distribute the lashing straps on the load to be secured.

■ Never use the lashing straps to lift loads.

■ Make sure you do not put any load on the tip of the S hook unless it is a hook that is designed for such a purpose. To avoid detachment of a lashing hook without a lock in a lashing point on the loading surface, suspend from the inside outwards.

■ Never attach S hooks and ratchets to edges.

- Never extend the ratchet handle 1 to achieve greater tensioning forces if this is not expressly allowed by an instruction.

CaUTlon! DanGer of aCCIDenT! Always choose suitable lashing straps, lashing points and lashing methods. The size, shape and weight of the cargo as well as the intended mode of use, the transport environment and the type of cargo determine the correct choice.

To ensure the load is secured properly, the webbing 4 needs to be wrapped around the ratchet at least 1.5 times.

... / Practical information regarding the use and care of lashing straps

• Tighten the webbing 4 manually as far as possible so that the belt does not need to be wrapped more than 3 times around the ratchet to tighten the load.
• Do not exceed the roof load indicated by the vehicle manufacturer.

CAUTION! DANGER OF ACCIDENT! When lashing down, pay attention to the required preload force. At least 2 lashing straps are required. For reasons of stability, at least two lashing straps of the same kind must be used for lashing down and two pairs of lashing straps of the same kind used for diagonal lashing.

⚠️ CAUTION! DANGER OF ACCIDENT! During transportation, regularly check that the cargo is correctly lashed and tighten the lashing strap if necessary.

● Practical information regarding the use and care of lashing straps

1. In selecting and using lashing equipment, you must consider the required lashing force, the mode of use and the type of cargo to be lashed. The size, shape and weight of the cargo as well as the intended mode of use, the transport environment and the type of cargo determine the correct choice. For stability reasons, at least two lashing straps must be used for lashing down and two pairs of lashing straps used for diagonal lashing.

2. Due to different characteristics and because of different changes in length under load, only identical lashing device combinations (e.g. lashing chains and lashing strap made of synthetic fibres) may be used in parallel for lashing the same load. When using additional fittings and lashing devices, make sure that they fit the lashing strap.

3. During use, flat hooks must engage over the entire width of the bearing surface of the hook.

4. Opening the lashing: Before opening, make sure that the cargo is stable even without being secured and does not endanger unloading personnel by falling down. If necessary, attach blocking devices to the cargo that has been planned for further transport beforehand in order to prevent the load falling or tipping over. This also applies if one uses tensioning elements that make safe removal possible.

5. Before starting to unload, you must loosen the lashing until the load is free.

6. During loading and unloading attention has to be paid to proximity of any low overhead power lines.

7. The materials from which lashing straps are made have selective resistance to chemical attacks. Seek the advice of the manufacturer or supplier if exposure to chemicals is anticipated. It should be noted that the effects of chemicals may increase with rising temperatures. The resistance of synthetic fibres to chemical reactions is summarised below:

- PES is affected less by acids and alkalis and is suitable for applications in which high resistance to chemicals is required, with the exception of some organic solvents.

- Harmless acid solutions or alkalis can become so concentrated through evaporation that they cause damage. Contaminated lashing straps should immediately be taken out of use, rinsed in cold water and dried in the open air.

Practical information regarding the use and care of lashing straps / Use

1. This lashing straps are suitable for the following temperature ranges:

-40 °C to +80 °C for PES.

These temperature ranges may alter depending on the chemical environment. In this event, you must seek the advice of the manufacturer or supplier. A change in the environmental temperature during transport may affect the forces in the webbing.

Check the lashing force after entering warm regions.

1. Lashing straps must be taken out of use or returned to the manufacturer for repair if they show any signs of damage. The following points are considered to be signs of damage:

- for webbing (that must be taken out of use): tears, cuts, nicks and breaks in load-bearing fibres and stitches; deformations resulting from exposure to heat.

- with end fittings and tensioning devices: deformations, cracks, pronounced signs of wear, signs of corrosion. Only lashing straps bearing identification labels shall be repaired. If there is any accidental contact with chemical products, the lashing strap must be removed from service and the manufacturer or supplier consulted.

1. Care should be taken that the lashing strap is not damaged by the sharp edges of the load on which it is used. Regular visual inspection before and after each use is recommended.

2. Only legibly marked and labelled lashing straps may be used.

3. Lashing straps must not be overloaded: The maximum hand force of 500 N (50 daN on the label; 1 daN 1 kg) may be applied with only one hand. Mechanical aids such as bars or levers etc. may not be used unless they are part of the tensioning device.

4. Lashing straps may not be used when knotted.

5. Damage to labels must be prevented by keeping them away from sharp edges of the load and, if possible, from the load.

6. Webbing must be protected against friction, abrasion and damage from loads with sharp edges by using protective sleeves and / or corner protectors.

Use

Lashing down:

With lashing straps stretched over it, the load is pressed down onto the loading area (see Fig. C I).

Diagonal lashing:

The load is secured by 4 lashing straps and directly connected to the vehicle (see Fig. C II).

Use

- Attaching the lashing strap

The selected lashing equipment must be strong and long enough for the intended purpose and have the correct length for the type of lashing. Responsible users plan cargo security in advance: they plan the attachment and removal of the lashing devices before the start of the journey. With longer trips, partial unloading must be considered. Calculate the number of lashing devices according to EN 12195-1. Only lashing systems labelled for lashing down with STF (standard tension force) may be used for friction lashing.

□ Use the S hook to securely attach the lashing strap to the load.
Open the ratchet handle 1 and place the slotted shaft 3 into the position so that the webbing 4 can be inserted into it (see Fig. A III).
☐ Insert the webbing 4 into the slotted shaft 3 of the ratchet. Carefully pull it through the slotted shaft 3 until the webbing 4 lies snug against the load.
Tighten the lashing strap by moving the handle of the ratchet backwards and forwards (see Fig. A I - III). Tighten the lashing strap until you have obtained the tension you wish to have.

Note: Make sure that webbing is wound at least 1.5 times to a maximum of 3 times around the slotted shaft [3].

□ Bring the ratchet handle 1 into the basic position (see Fig. A I). The load is now secure.

● Releasing the lashing strap

⚠️ CAUTION! Check before releasing the strap that the load is stable. Make sure that the load is stable even without the lashing strap and that it cannot fall down.

⚠️ CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Make sure that nobody is near the load when you release the lashing strap. Falling parts could cause injuries.

⚠️ CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! When opening the lashing equipment, the preload force is released at a stroke. That is why you should open the lashing strap with the utmost caution.

⚠️ CAUTION! Check before releasing the strap that the load is stable. Make sure that the load is stable even without the lashing strap and that it cannot fall down. ⚠️ CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Make sure that nobody is near the load when you release the lashing strap. Falling parts could cause injuries. ⚠️ CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! When opening the lashing equipment, the preload force is released at a stroke. That is why you should open the lashing strap with the utmost caution.

Note: Before starting to unload, make sure that the lashing equipment is released so that the load can be lifted freely.

□ Open the ratchet handle 1 into the maximum position (see Fig. A III).
☐ Press the ratchet lock 2 and open the ratchet handle 1 until the end stop (see Fig. B).
□ Pull the webbing 4 completely out of the slotted shaft 3.
☐ Release the S hook and thus the lashing strap from the load.

Cleaning and care / Disposal

- Cleaning and care

Note: Regular care will maintain the quality and functionality of the lashing strap.

□ Clean the lashing strap with lukewarm water and pH-neutral cleaning agents. Avoid corrosive detergents.
☐ The ratchet tensioner should be regularly cleaned and then lightly greased. When greasing it, make sure that parts that come into contact with the webbing 4 are not greased.
☐ Store the lashing strap in a dry, well-ventilated place with a temperature range of -40 to +80 °C.
□ Avoid contact with chemicals, acids and alkalis as they may damage the lashing strap.

- Disposal

The packaging is made entirely of recyclable materials, which you may dispose of at local recycling facilities.

Contact your local refuse disposal authority for more details of how to dispose of your worn-out product.

Product Information:

Lashing strap with ratchet tensioner and hook

Model no.: Z30746-04

Version: 01/2011

Wstep

Siła maks. (LC): 250 daN (2500 N = Newton / 250 kg (m/s²))

Material: PES

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Dopustna sila (LC): 250 daN (2500 N = Newton / 250 kg (m/s²))

Material: PES

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