Differences between E Tracks and F Tracks
The main difference between Series E Tracks and Series F Tracks is the shape of the slots within each track. E Tracks have vertical or horizontal rectangular slots while F Tracks are designed with a series of round holes. Whichever one you want to install within your trailer depends on the kind of securement method you are going to frequently use. E Tracks work best with logistic beams, which can be used for both decking and shoring applications. F Tracks work best with logistic bars, which are mainly used for shoring applications. Both of these tracks also work with a wide variety of accessories and tie-down straps that are equipped with the right fittings.
Series E Logistic Tracks
Our Series E Tracks are built tough enough to withstand the increasing demands of the industry. Once installed, these tracks, available in 3m and 5.8m lengths, work excellently with our heavy-duty decking beams. The beams easily fit into the anchor slots within the track in which the track will keep a solid and firm grip on them throughout transit. These beams can then be used for different securement methods. For shoring applications, the beams can act as solid barriers between different loads, which not only can prevent them from knocking into each other but can also help you stay organized in the back of your trailer. For decking applications, the beams can create a solid, temporary second deck that allows you to safely stack cargo, saving up a lot of usable space.
Series F Logistic Tracks
With our Series F Tracks installed, you'll be able to maintain a good hold on your cargo throughout transit without worrying about loads falling over or smacking into one another. Built from high-quality steel for extra strength with a galvanised coating for extra durability, these tracks are designed to provide you with a series of solid anchoring points that support the tiedown method of your choice. Our shoring bars are specifically designed to easily fit into the track's slots wherein the track maintains a solid grip on them. The bars can then be used to separate loads, keeping them firmly pressed against the side of the trailer and helping you stay more organized for the long haul. For a more flexible tiedown solution, the tracks can also be used with straps that are equipped with Series F End Fittings. They just snap right in for a secure hold, and the tracks keep a tight grip throughout transit.
