
Operating rods
Long-reach rods for releasing semi-automatic twistlocks from deck level — three lengths covering tiers one through four, so a lashing gang works the whole stack from the ground.

Automatic fixing cone that locks the corner castings of two containers stowed side by side, closing the gap between stacks so a bay behaves as one block under a rolling sea.
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| ISO code | BD-K2 |
|---|---|
| Min. Breaking Load | 500 kN tension · 420 kN shear · 2 000 kN compression |
| Safe Working Load | 250 kN tension · 210 kN shear (SF 2.0) |
| Weight | 6.3 kg |
| Standard | ISO 1161 · ISO 3874 |
Load ratings are as published in the TLA 2026 catalogue. Site-specific ratings and certification: on request.
Side-by-side container stowage on vessel decks and in holds; rail wagon stowage where adjacent stacks must act together.
The midlock sits between the corner castings of two containers stowed side by side and locks them to each other, so a bay of stacks resists rolling as a single block rather than as independent columns. It engages automatically on landing, which keeps operators out of the stack. Rated to the same 250 kN tension and 210 kN shear as the semi-automatic twistlock range it works alongside.
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◇ Technical drawing — available on request via the quote basket.

Long-reach rods for releasing semi-automatic twistlocks from deck level — three lengths covering tiers one through four, so a lashing gang works the whole stack from the ground.

Tensioning turnbuckles for lashing bars — hook-to-jaw and knob-type ends, both rated 250 kN, tightened to take the slack out of a lashing before the vessel sails.

Steel lashing bars connecting a container corner casting to a deck lashing point — eye-to-swivel-head-plug and knob types, in short and long lengths for first- and second-tier lashings.

Short bars that add reach to a lashing assembly — knob type and eye-to-plug, both 250 kN, used where the standard bar does not make the lashing point.