Fastening strap

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Overview
Load securing systems from bott secure transported goods and equipment in cars, flatbed vehicles and vans. Components of the bott vario3 vehicle equipment provide practical solutions for straightforward load securing, such as Airline lashing rails and the C‑Lash fastening system.

System components

• Lashing straps with fittings: quick to use for securing pallet(s) or loose cargo.
• Load securing rail (Airline): flexible anchorage points on floors, side walls or shelves; compatible with various lashing devices.
• Load securing nets: tightly woven nets with surrounding clamping-belt for irregular or bulky goods; opaque versions available.
• Tension rods (telescopic): tool-free deployment, ideal for securing bulky loads.
• C‑Lash system: patented fastening solution for quick hooking of lashing straps to shelves and storage trays.
• Accessories and options: LED-strip options on lashing rails (as an alternative to protective profiles), various fitting and attachment variants.

Installation & mounting
Components are integrated into the bott vario3 vehicle equipment; lashing rails can be mounted on side walls, shelves or vehicle floor. Tension rods and nets are designed for rapid deployment.

Applications
Suitable for cars, flatbed vehicles, vans and service vehicles in trades, maintenance, repair and public services. Solutions address both standardised and irregular or fragile goods.

C‑Lash (Patented)
The C‑Lash system allows quick and easy hooking of lashing straps to shelves and trays; practical for work vehicles with frequent loading and unloading. (Note: C‑Lash is listed as a new fastening solution.)

Practice & safety
Safe securing requires a combination of appropriate securing devices (straps, rails, nets, tension rods) and correct attachment. Optional accessories (e.g. LED strips) can improve handling and visibility. Training in load securing and regular inspection/tension checks during transport are recommended.

FAQ – key points

• Responsibility: the person in charge of loading is responsible for proper load securing.
• Driver duties: check the load before departure, ensure correct loading or refuse to drive, perform regular checks and adjustments during transport, adapt driving to the load.
• Loader duties: traffic-safe packaging, correct fastening and loading method, prevent shifting/toppling/falling; responsibility cannot be simply delegated.
• Vehicle owner duties: ensure roadworthiness, provide suitable equipment (lashing points, lashing gear) and qualified drivers.
• Liability & sanctions: violations of load securing obligations can result in fines, penalty points, records or criminal consequences.
• Recommendation: attend load securing training and use suitable securing equipment.

Characteristics / Technical specifications

• Components: lashing straps (with fittings), load securing rails (Airline), load nets, tension rods, C‑Lash fastening.
• Installation system: integrable into bott vario3 vehicle fittings (shelves, trays, floors, side walls).
• Materials: vehicle-specific metal and textile components (straps, fittings, rail profiles, nets).
• Options: LED‑strip integration on lashing rails possible; various fitting/attachment variants available.
• Vehicle types: suitable for vans, cars, flatbeds; solutions adaptable to vehicle length and body.
• Safety aspects: designed for lashing according to recognised technical rules; regular inspection and retensioning required.