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Within our FreightLok assortment you will find everything you need for safe load securing according to EN 12195-2. For example, ratchet straps in different widths, lengths and other assemblies and accessories. Or Shoring Poles, Cargo Keepers or other equipment used for shoring. Contact our specialists if you need for an optimized system for cargo restraint.

Load Restraint

LoadLok has all the load securing essentials for transport companies and bodybuilders

LoadLok Tracks

Vehicle configurations

LoadLok semi-trailer configuration

Solid and secure anchor points

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Cargo control essentials

FreightLok for all your cargo control essentials

Textile and mechanical load securing equipment

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38 Years of experience

We've been around in cargo control for a long time

Customisations

We're able to customize to your requirements

European Manufacturer

We design and manufacture in Europe

Three reasons for load securing

The reason for our existence is load securing. LoadLok was founded in 1984 in the harbour of Rotterdam (Netherlands), specialised in the development and manufacturing of load securing equipment that are used in road, air, rail, and sea transport. Why do you need to restrain your load? There are 3 main reasons:

Safety

The number one reason it is necessary to restrain load is safety, for both the driver and other traffic. An unrestrained load can cause severe damage or even worse. Cargo can move during transport when not secured properly.

 

Compliance

Legally, load must be restrained. Load restraint laws require a certain standard to be met when restraining your load. The European norm for load securing is EN 12195. Failure to meet this standard will result in penalties, fines, and perhaps even worse if someone gets hurt as a result. All the products we supply are according to this norm.

Responsibility

Everyone within the supply chain is responsible for meeting compliance. According to Chain of Responsibility laws, everyone is not only responsible, but liable if a safety breach occurs due to poor load restraint – so it is best to know how to restrain your load, and make sure everyone else knows too!

 

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Take a look at our product catalog, where you will find over 1000 products, each accompanied by extensive specifications and detailed technical drawings. Our user-friendly interface allows you to easily navigate through our extensive catalog, providing you with all the information you need to make informed decisions.

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The 1888 Kargo Keeper

For customers who expect more from their load securing equipment and want to have ease of use in a premium product, we developed the advanced FreightLok 1888 Cargo Keeper. Discover all unique details in this video. 

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Including friction table

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