Understanding Tie-down and Lashing Capacity: Ensuring Secure Cargo Transportation
According to the Load Restraint Guide, several factors come into play when determining the capacity of tie-down lashings. Let’s delve into these key considerations to better understand how to secure your loads effectively. Friction and Pre-tension: The amount of friction between the load and the deck surfaces significantly impacts the …
Read MoreRestraining Rolls, Reels, Coils and Drums
Let’s dive into some of the best ways to restrain Rolls, Reels, Coils and Drums i.e. ‘cylinders’. 2. Do not use curtains or tarps as the only form of restraint as this will not be sufficient. 3. Transport rolls and reels on specially equipped vehicles or in containers where possible. …
Read MoreRestraining Long Length Items on Trucks
Restraining long-length items requires careful planning and consideration to ensure that your load is compliant with the Load Restraint Guide rules. Flexible Long Items: Long flexible items like small-diameter pipes, timber, rods, and rolled steel sections require proper support and spacing during transportation. It is important that items such as …
Read MoreKrueger’s Mission Possible
Linfox embarked on a monumental task, entrusting Krueger with the manufacturing and delivery of their largest single order in the 30-year partnership history. With over 250 semi-trailers, including Curtain Siders and Freezer Vans, required within a tight timeframe, Krueger rose to the challenge, proving that what seemed impossible was indeed …
Read MorePlywood for Load Restraint: Why It Works
What are the main uses of plywood in load restraint? What is blocking for load restraint and why do it? Blocking tips using plywood Here are some different examples of blocking using plywood:
Read MoreMainfreight Unveils State-of-the-Art Sydney Warehouse at Moorebank Terminal
Mainfreight’s latest unveiling of a cutting-edge 55,000 sqm warehouse within Sydney’s Moorebank Intermodal Terminal is indeed a significant development in the realm of logistics and transport. This move underscores Mainfreight’s dedication to providing top-notch service to its clientele by harnessing advanced technology and strategic location advantages. This new facility promises …
Read MoreMaximise Road Safety with Load Restraint
This week is road safety awareness week. This week we are reminded of the risk that drivers face on the road each and every day. At Tegral, we are not just passionate about load restraint, but also the safety and security that load restraint provides. ‘Every Load Delivered Undamaged’ doesn’t …
Read MoreSafe Transportation Practices for Motor Vehicles: A Comprehensive Guide
Transporting motor vehicles, whether on specialised carriers or general freight vehicles, demands adherence to strict safety protocols to ensure the protection of both the vehicles and the surrounding environment. Here are some of the essential steps to ensure safe transportation of motor vehicles. 1. Utilise Proper Equipment: Modern light vehicles …
Read MoreIntroducing the Brick Angle: Enhancing Load Restraint for Brick Transport
Transporting bricks safely and securely requires attention to detail and reliable load restraint solutions. Bricks are generally packaged together – either by strapping to form a pack (with or without pallets) or shrink-wrapped to a pallet. It is important to make sure bricks cannot be dislodged from their pack if …
Read MoreTie-Down Restraint 101: Keeping loads Safe on the Move!
Hey there, fellow haulers and transport pros! Today, let’s chat about one of the unsung heroes of the cargo world: tie-down restraint. It’s the tried-and-true method that keeps our loads snug and secure during transit. Let’s have a chat about why it’s so important. Why Tie-Down Restraint? Tie-down restraint is …
Read More10 Steps for Restraining Your Load
We all know that the transportation and the trucking industry is the backbone of Australia, and how important it is to make sure that the delivery process is as safe and effective as possible. Whether you’re transporting equipment, bricks, furniture, or any other type of freight, proper load restraint is …
Read MoreType 1 and Type 2 Segregation Devices: Understanding Their Differences
Segregation devices are vital tools for safely transporting dangerous goods, ensuring compliance with regulations and minimising risks. Type 1 and Type 2 devices cater to distinct needs and applications in the transportation of hazardous materials. Type 1 Segregation Device: Designed for smaller package loads not exceeding 450L, Type 1 devices …
Read MoreIndustry-Leading Securement: Tegral’s Heavy-Duty Ratchet Tie Down Assembly
Featuring Tegral’s 75mm x 9m heavy-duty Ratchet Tie Down (RTD) assembly, emphasising the paramount importance of load restraint in transport. This solution, designed to endure the challenges of transport while ensuring optimal load security, features a robust construction comprising a main strap with reinforced wear sleeves, a durable buckle, and …
Read MoreWhere to Buy E Track Ratchet Straps & Things to Consider
E Track Ratchet Straps have become indispensable tools for securely fastening cargo during transport. However, finding the right straps and understanding crucial considerations can be challenging. Here’s a brief guide on where to buy E Track Ratchet Straps and key factors to keep in mind. Webbing Width The webbing width …
Read MoreBorder Express to merge with CouriersPlease under Singapore Post Ownership propelling the company into the top-5 largest logistics companies in Australia, by revenue.
FMH Group’s latest move in the logistics sector is making waves as it finalizes its acquisition of Border Express and announces a merger with CouriersPlease, both under the Singapore Post umbrella. With a $210 million deal sealed, FMH Group CEO Simon Slagter anticipates the combined strength of these acquisitions propelling …
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