poutací

Poutací is a Czech adjective used to describe things that are meant to bind, secure, or restrain. It derives from the noun pouta or the verb poutat and appears in technical terms as a modifier in compounds such as poutací pás, poutací řemen or poutací lana, referring to equipment or methods that fasten and prevent movement.

In practical use, poutací refers mainly to devices and systems designed to restrain loads or objects. In transport and logistics, poutací pásy (tie-down straps), poutací řemeny (straps) and poutací lana (ropes) are employed to secure cargo on vehicles. In construction and industry, poutací systémy or poutací zařízení are used to stabilize components during handling, storage, or transport. Safety standards often govern such equipment, specifying factors like load ratings, material durability, and compatibility with anchor points; in Europe these systems are commonly described in the context of standards such as EN 12195.

The term is primarily used in technical and industrial language. It functions mainly as an attributive adjective modifying a noun and is less common as a standalone noun, though colloquial speech may use substantivized forms. In broader language, poutací concepts relate to the general idea of securing or restraining, contrasting with related terms like pouta (restraints or bonds) and zajištění ( securing or securing mechanisms).

Overall, poutací denotes the family of tools, devices, and methods designed to prevent movement by binding or securing, with wide application in transportation, logistics, and industrial operations.