How to Load an Intermodal Container Properly
Loading an intermodal container properly is crucial for minimizing cargo damage and loss. The process starts with inspecting the container, planning weight distribution, and choosing securement for every mode in the route. Let’s take an in-depth look at how to...
A Buyer’s Guide to Choosing the Right Cargo Securement System
The right cargo securement system depends on what you are shipping, how the freight is loaded, which transportation modes it will encounter, and whether the equipment needs to return. Loadbars work well behind stable pallet rows. Wedges and floor braces typically...
The Complete Guide to Blocking and Bracing Your Cargo
Blocking and bracing is the process of securing cargo inside an enclosed trailer or ISO shipping container so it cannot shift during transportation. A well-designed system controls forward, backward, and side-to-side movement while helping protect the freight, the...
When to Step Up to the Intermodal Strap Kit XL
The Intermodal Strap® Kit XL is designed for shipments that need more strength than a standard intermodal strapping system provides. While the standard kit is well suited to light- and medium-weight freight, the XL combines Logistick’s strongest intermodal anchor with...
How Many Loadbars Does Your Trailer Need?
There is no single number of load bars that works for every enclosed trailer. Many loads need at least one Loadbar set installed horizontally against the rear face of the freight, while taller, heavier, unstable, or separated loads may require additional sets. The...
Logistick Advances Sustainable Freight Securement with Innovative Products and 7th Annual Sustainability Report
South Bend, IN – [July 13th, 2026] – Logistick, Inc., a leader in innovative freight securement solutions, is proud to announce the release of its 7th annual Sustainability Report. The report, which...
The Hidden Costs of Freight Damage: How Much It Really Costs and How to Prevent It
A shipment arrives damaged; the product needs to be replaced; a claim is filed; and operations move forward. On paper, the cost seems contained, but in reality, that one incident sets off a chain reaction across your operation. Time is pulled from your team, workflows...
Cargo Securement Glossary: Every Term Shippers and Logistics Managers Need to Know
Cargo securement language matters more than it may seem. The difference between a void, a restraint point, or a working load limit is not just technical; it affects how freight is loaded, secured, inspected, and protected in transit. This glossary explains the key...