Dunnage Bags UK .com offers information on the products and services Cordstrap UK supply. Including; Polyester Lashing (Woven Polyester Lashing), Composite Lashing. Cordstrap Est. 1965.

Cordstrap® Polyester Lashing is available in 2 main variations.

Cordstrap® Composite Lashing (LC), similar to Cordstrap® Composite Strapping, is the latest technology in flexible, non-metallic lashing and most commonly used. Cordstrap® Composite lashings are available in a variety of widths and strengths up to 5,000 DaN (11,000 lbs).

Composite lashings are widely used to secure cargo in trucks, railcars and ISO containers for various commodities including, but not limited to, chemicals, machinery, paper reels and food goods.
Breaking strengths of all composite lashings are independently certified by Germanischer Lloyd’s and adhere to European Railway regulations. In addition, Cordstrap® CC 105 is approved by the American Association of Railroads for use in closed car load restraint applications.

Cordstrap® Woven Polyester Lashing (CW) is increasingly used to secure cargo in excess of 100 metric tons. Manufactured from high tenacity polyester yarn, Cordlash® woven lashing replace conventional load-restraint products like heavy duty steel strapping, wire rope, chains, ratchet straps and greatly reduces or eliminates the need for wood blocking and bracing.

The webbing structure makes the lashing very flexible and easy to work with, even in confined spaces.

Cordlash® is extremely safe to use, and the shock absorbance characteristics are superior to any other load securing materials. This shock absorbency feature keeps the lashing secure through the most rugged transit.

Cordlash® woven lashings are closed by specially developed hooks and bucklehooks, and tensioned with a manually operated tool or pneumatic tools. They are often used in combination with friction enhancing anti slip mats for added security.

Cordlash® woven lashings are accepted and approved by many shipping lines and marine insurance surveyors. They adhere to the regulations of the International Maritime Organization, the European Railways and other regulatory bodies.