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Protection corner 130x95x95 mm black (100pcs/carton)
€54.45 incl. VAT (€45.00 excl. VAT) -
Protection corner for 50 mm strap black (70pcs/carton)
€101.64 incl. VAT (€84.00 excl. VAT) -
Protection corner for 50 mm straps 18.5 x 15 cm (50 pcs/crt)
€51.43 incl. VAT (€42.50 excl. VAT) -
Steel Corner Protector 6″ x 4″ (15.2 x 10.2 cm) 50 pcs/crt
€90.75 incl. VAT (€75.00 excl. VAT)
What are corner protectors and why are they used?
Corner protectors are edge guards placed between a strap and the load, and they spread the strap pressure while protecting both the cargo and the webbing. Because a tensioned strap concentrates force on sharp edges, an unprotected corner can cut the webbing or dent the load. Therefore, these guards distribute that pressure over a wider area, which extends strap life and supports safe securing to EN 12195-1. In addition, they come in plastic and steel versions and in several sizes, so the right guard depends on the strap width, the load edge and the surface material.
Types of edge protection
Because loads and edges differ, the table below compares the main options and their typical use.
| Type | Material | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Plastic edge guard | Impact-resistant plastic | General freight, protects strap and load edges |
| Guard for 50 mm straps | Plastic, slotted for the strap | Standard 50 mm ratchet straps |
| Steel corner protector | Pressed steel | Heavy loads and sharp or hard edges |
Match the guard to the strap width and the load edge; sold by piece and by carton.
Edge protection — frequently asked questions
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Why do I need corner protectors? A tensioned strap concentrates force on sharp edges, so it can be cut or can dent the load. Therefore, an edge guard spreads that pressure and protects both the strap and the cargo.
Plastic or steel? Plastic guards suit general freight, whereas steel ones handle heavy loads and hard or sharp edges. Because steel resists crushing, it lasts longer under high tension.
Do they help with EN 12195-1 compliance? Yes, indirectly. Because they keep the strap intact and spread the load, they help maintain the securing forces required by EN 12195-1.