Good Price Ratchet Type Load Binders Alloy Steel Heavy Duty for Lifting

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Good Price Ratchet Type Load Binders Alloy Steel Heavy Duty for Lifting

Customization:	Available
Handle Material:	Carbon Steel
Folded:	Folded

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Product Description

📋 Overview - Basic Info

Product Name

Ratchet Type Load Binder

Quality Grade

Professional Level

Standard

ANSI, DIN

Material

Zinc, Alloy

Color

Red, Yellow, Blue or Customized

WLL

2600 Lbs to 13000 Lbs

Treatment

Quenched and Tempered

Specifications

1/4-5/16, 5/16-3/8, 3/8-1/2, 1/2-5/8

Process

Drop Forged/Casted

Finish

Zinc Plated

HS Code

7326909000

Capacity

3000 pieces Per Month

🛠️ Product Description

Load Binder is also known as chain binder, chain tensioners, normally used with grade 70 binder chains. Its main function is to tighten the steel chains around the loads. Load binders have 2 different styles: ratchet binder and lever binders.

With a ratchet chain binder, you can ratchet the binder to tighten things up and lock binders in place, while with a lever chain binder you can only tighten the chains with a fixed length, requiring additional steps to lock the lever binder.

📊 Product Parameters

Chain Size (inch)	W.L.L. (lbs)	Proof Load (lbs)	Min Ultimate Load (lbs)
1/4-5/16	2200	4400	7800
5/16-3/8	5400	10800	19000
3/8-1/2	9200	18400	33000
1/2-5/8	13000	22000	46000
5/16-3/8 (Heavy)	6600	13200	19800

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🏗️ Application

🏭 Production & Quality

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary purpose of a Ratchet Type Load Binder?

It is primarily used to tighten and secure transport chains (usually Grade 70) around heavy loads on trailers or trucks to ensure safe transportation.

How do I choose the correct size load binder?

You should match the load binder size to the chain size being used. For example, a 5/16"-3/8" binder is designed to work with both 5/16" and 3/8" transport chains.

What is the advantage of a Ratchet binder over a Lever binder?

Ratchet binders use a screw mechanism which allows for more precise tensioning and is generally considered safer as it does not store as much kinetic energy in the handle.

Are these load binders suitable for overhead lifting?

No, ratchet load binders are designed specifically for load securement and tie-down applications. They should never be used for overhead lifting.

What materials are used in the construction?

These binders are made from high-strength alloy steel, drop-forged, and then quenched and tempered for maximum durability and strength.

What does W.L.L. stand for?

W.L.L. stands for Working Load Limit, which is the maximum weight the binder is designed to support under normal conditions.

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Good Price Ratchet Type Load Binders Alloy Steel Heavy Duty for Lifting

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