2PK Flip Up Punch Plate w/ 2 Weld-On Brackets Steel Anchor Plate for Trucks, 2PK

Want extra anchor points without making holes or cuts anywhere in your truck or trailer? Here is a solution for you. Our flip-up punch plate with weld-on brackets helps you attach straps, hooks, anywhere you want, and carry loads safely. The other required details of this product are as follows: Size: This punch plate is 13 3/4in long, 3 3/4in wide, and 1/2in high. The 5 punched holes have an overall diameter of 1 5/8in each. But, the inside of the star shape of the hole is 1 5/16in. Reinforced Punched Holes: This auto transport flip plate hinge bracket has punched holes that can be used as anchor points. The star pattern inside the holes enhances safety by improving grip for hooks, pins, or straps. Durable Construction: The punch plate and the two brackets are made of high-quality steel to provide heavy-duty strength to the product. The flip-up plate has a black electro-coated finish for better durability and improved performance even during harsh weather conditions. Whereas the weld-on brackets (installed by welding) are unpainted, you can paint them as per your choice if required. Application: This metal punch plate is suitable for trucks and trailers, providing anchor points to attach straps and chains in those parts of the vehicle where no anchor points are available or at hard-to-reach spots. This helps you to get rid of drilling or cutting holes to hook straps into your deck. Easy-to-Use: This punch plate can be easily flipped up by raising the punched holes when ready to use. You can now attach suitable strap hooks or chains to the reinforced holes. Note: Please check the dimensions for compatibility and breaking strength of the attached hooks. Where to Install This Metal Punch Plate It can be installed anywhere you want anchor points. It is generally installed over tandems. Some people place it on metal flippers, at the absolute ends, to have a place to hook in properly. Installation: Choose the mounting location, generally any strong frame area of the trailer. Fit the flip punch plate by positioning it against the trailer frame. Weld the two brackets properly to the frame. Make sure to insulate it with a rubber inner tube. Once properly installed and inspected, the punch plate is ready to use. Note: The better you weld, the stronger the punch plate will be.