ZK-Modules with Stressless Lashing
ZK-Modules with Stressless Lashing
Predominantly installed in C-shaped side frames of low-loaders and trailers
- Large swivel range also allows the securing of overhanging loads.
- Patented cassette design enables a fixed mounting position for easy connection to the lashing equipment.
- Manufacturing and testing requirements are based on DIN EN 1677-1.
The weld-on ZK-modules TWN 1471 are predominantly installed in C-shaped side frames of low-loaders and trailers. The large swivel range also allows the securing of overhanging loads. A newly developed, patented cassette design enables a fixed mounting position for easy connection to the lashing equipment.
Stressless Lashing® in perfection.
The manufacturing and testing requirements are based on DIN EN 1677-1.
Genral information
The standard DIN EN 12640 specifies the minimum testing requirements for lashing points on road trucks and trailers with flatbed bodies and a permissible total weight of more than 3,5 T for mixed cargo transportation. Lashing points are devices to attach lashing gear. A lashing point can be an oval link, hook, lug or lashing rail. These types of lashing points may lead to safety issues when in operation.
A non-appropiate dimensioning and use of non-suitable lashing points, as well as the damage of the lashing poitns and frames of the vehicle, shows a high potential danger in traffic. In operation, oval links are often exposed to unforeseen torgue wich may cause a damage to the body-work of the vehicles. Very often required inclination angles are not properly considerd. Further, oval links can cause unnecessary noise exposure in traffic. The developed Thiele ZK-Modules (Lashing ring with cassette) may be easily fitted and adopted at the side frames of trailers.
The ZK-Modules are marked with permissible lashing capacity (LC), manufacturer name (Thiele) and standard number (DIN EN 12640).
Official agancies may easily check the correct installation. The ZK-Module made by Thiele provides highest safety for load securing in the heavy-duty road traffic.