3 Signs You Need To Replace Your Ratchet Straps
When you’re moving freight in trailers, ratchet straps are some of the most important tools on board. These straps keep your loads secure, prevent shifts in transit, and help avoid costly damage or safety issues. But no piece of equipment lasts forever. It’s essential...
What You Need To Know About DOT Load Securement Regulations
If your company ships products in trailers, you know safety, compliance, and efficiency always come first. The Department of Transportation (DOT) sets clear rules to protect your freight, your drivers, and everyone else on the road. Knowing the important details about...
Choosing the Right Cargo Bar for Your Transportation Needs
Freight damage costs the transportation industry billions annually. When cargo shifts during transit, it damages products, delays deliveries, and creates safety hazards for workers. The solution lies in proper blocking and bracing techniques, with cargo bars serving...
Common Cargo Securement Challenges To Prepare For
Proper cargo securement is critical for protecting freight during over-the-road, rail, and ocean shipments. When products shift or fall in transit, the consequences extend beyond damage. These incidents drive up costs, compromise product quality, and create serious...
Logistick’s 2024 Sustainability Report
Logistick Continues Momentum Releasing the 6th Annual Sustainability Report South Bend, IN – [September 11th, 2025] – Logistick, Inc., a leader in innovative freight securement solutions, is proud to announce the release of its 6th annual Sustainability Report....
The Role of Friction in Cargo Securement
Cargo securement is the backbone of safe, efficient transportation. While shippers focus on straps, bars, and blocking systems, they might overlook a fundamental force that makes these tools effective: friction. The role of friction in cargo securement extends far...
E-Track vs. Logistic Straps: Which Is Right for Your Cargo?
Cargo securement failures plague the transportation industry, causing millions in freight damage annually. Loose cargo creates safety hazards for drivers, warehouse workers, and dock personnel while driving up insurance claims across over-the-road, rail, and ocean...
Brief Guide to Mastering Intermodal Freight Transportation
Efficient cargo movement across multiple transport modes requires strategic planning and equipment selection. This brief guide to mastering intermodal freight transportation provides essential insights for optimizing your shipping operations while reducing damage...
Understanding the Need for Adequate Load Securement
Freight damage and safety hazards are a growing concern in today’s logistics industry. With rising freight volumes and businesses relying heavily on timely, damage-free deliveries, understanding the need for adequate load securement is vital for manufacturers,...