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The AB Tools JAG146 Bolt On Lashing Ring with an integrated cleat is a robust load restraint solution designed for trailer, truck, and horse box owners who need to secure cargo reliably during transit. Offering a 1500kg safe working load, it provides professional-grade security for heavy-duty applications; however, users must ensure their vehicle floor structure is strong enough to handle the stress concentrations of this metal hardware before installation.
| Model Part Number | JAG146 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The safe working load (SWL) for this lashing ring is 1500kg.
No, the package includes the lashing ring and cleat assembly; you will need to source appropriate bolts based on the thickness of your vehicle floor.
The mounting holes are spaced 50mm apart.
Yes, it is suitable for horse boxes, provided the floor is robust enough to handle the tension and the hardware is installed with proper load-spreading backing plates.
Yes, the zinc-plated finish is designed to offer excellent resistance against rust and corrosion.
The unit measures 90mm in length and 84mm in width.
The floor material is likely too weak. Install a steel backing plate underneath the floor to increase surface area and structural integrity.
Although zinc-plated, constant friction can wear the coating. Clean the area and apply a clear coat or zinc-rich primer to prevent further corrosion.
To install, mark the holes using the 50mm centers and drill through the vehicle floor. It is highly recommended to use high-tensile steel bolts and large-diameter washers or a backing plate beneath the floor to distribute the force, preventing the hardware from pulling through the floor material. Always ensure the mounting surface is solid wood or metal; avoid installing on thin, non-structural floor materials. For maintenance, periodically inspect the zinc plating for scratches; if the surface is compromised, apply a rust-inhibiting touch-up paint to maintain weather resistance. Regularly check the mounting bolts for tightness, especially after the first few trips with heavy loads.
