Cargo blog: The platform for expertise around loading
Our cargo blog posts are read by an average of 700 website visitors per month. The reason is certainly the high professional level on the topic of load securement, around truck, sea and rail (or intermodal) transport.
Renowned names in the industry such as Sigurd Ehringer (SE-LogCon), Wolfgang Neumann (Eurosafe) or Christian Schmid (LKW-Schmid) guarantee the high quality of the authors' texts.
So far, the following technical articles have appeared on our LaSi blog:
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Episode 1: Container Identification - What does a container door have to say?
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Episode 2: CSC badge and ACEP - explanation of abbreviations and inspection criteria
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Episode 3: Technical features of the container
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Episode 4: Who is responsible for securing the load?
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Episode 5: Friction value on the truck - What really counts?
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Episode 6: Bay- or headlashing - What does it mean?
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Episode 7: The incoming inspection of the container
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Episode 8: Form fit in the container
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Episode 9: Accelerations
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Episode 10: Force-fitting
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Episode 11: Stowage planning in the container Part 1
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Episode 12: How does an anti-slip mat work?
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Episode 13: Door lock at the container
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Episode 14: Misjudgements in Load Securement
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Episode 15: How does a Twistlock work?
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Episode 16: Lashings and their application
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Episode 17: Accidents and the conclusions about the cargo and stowage
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Episode 18: Verified Gross Weight - Container
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Episode 19: Intermodal transport
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Episode 20: Stowage bag load securing - Part 1
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Episode 21: dunnage bag load securing - Part 2
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Episode 22: Soil loads on the truck
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Episode 23: Positive locking for trucks
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Episode 24: Avoiding recourse
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Episode 25: What types of lashing are there for load securing?
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Episode 26: MSL and LC - abbreviation with meaning
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Episode 27: What about lashing angles?
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Sequence 28: Pretensioning force (STF) and lashing force (LC)
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Episode 29: Discard Maturity of Lashing Straps - The Criteria
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Episode 30: Damage to the truck - When should you refuse loading?
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Episode 31: Reefer - Reefer Container: Structure and Loading
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Episode 32: Load securing with Code XL bodies
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Episode 33: Problem Treatments - Using Blocking Agents Correctly
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Episode 34: Head flashing & cross lashing - application and possible uses
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Episode 35: Book lashing or sling lashing - application and possible uses
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Episode 36: Code XL - Loading the end wall - What should be considered?
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Episode 37: Load distribution on trucks - How to calculate the values correctly?
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Episode 38: How does an anti-slip mat work? - The operating principle
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