Heavy Duty Lashing Strap 10000, 50 mm, Double J hook, 4,0 m

PowerLash 10000 – your reliable heavy‑duty lashing strap

The heavy‑duty lashing strap PowerLash 10000 supports you whenever you need to secure heavy loads with precision, control and noticeable force reserves. The Zurrgurt combines stable components with a reinforced webbing design, making it suitable for demanding transport tasks.

Powerful load securing with the pulley principle

The PowerLash 10000 uses a double‑layered polyester webbing that enables higher tensile forces compared to conventional 50 mm straps. The short and long ends are reinforced and permanently sewn together, forming a single inseparable unit that stabilizes the entire system.
The total length of 4.0 m is divided into a 0.50 m fixed end and a 3.50 m loose end, giving you the flexibility needed to reach various lashing points. The built‑in ratchet operates smoothly and supports fast and secure tensioning.
With its double webbing guidance, the strap utilizes the pulley principle to achieve increased tensile capacity without requiring additional physical effort. The low elongation of less than 5% ensures tight, shape‑stable load securing.
The triangle snap hook makes hooking into compatible anchor points easy and provides reliable hold in everyday use.

Technical Data
• Product name: PowerLash 10000
• Product type: Heavy‑duty lashing strap / lashing belt
• Length: 4.0 m (fixed end 0.50 m / loose end 3.50 m)
• Material: Polyester
• Lashing Capacity (LC): 5,000 daN in direct lashing
• Elongation: < 5%
• Standard: Based on EN 12195‑2
• End fittings: Triangle snap hook
• Features: Reinforced sewn ends, double‑layered webbing, pulley‑effect design

Accessories & Recommendations
For a well‑balanced load‑securing setup, the following products are suitable:
• Anti‑slip mats to increase friction

Questions & Answers

What is the PowerLash 10000 particularly suitable for?
For heavy loads and demanding direct‑lashing applications where high tensile forces need to be applied in a controlled way.

Why does the double‑layered webbing deliver more tensile force?
Because it enables the pulley principle — loading two webbing strands simultaneously increases the effective force transfer.