8PK 5/16in-3/8inFolding Handle Ratchet Load Binder w/Grab Hook 7,100 lbs WLL, 8PK

We introduce this 5/16in - 3/8in Hi-Viz Orange Ratchet Chain Binder w/ Folding Handle of 7,100 lbs working load limit. This easy-to-install chain binder is compatible with Grade 70 and Grade 80 tie-down chains of 5/16in and 3/8in sizes. The grab hooks are securely connected to the eye hook of the binder, which can retract and extend from 22 1/2in to 29in. Compatibility and Capacity: The ratchet binder is compatible with G70, G80 5/16in-3/8in chains, which makes it for different tie-down applications. It provides strength for securing machinery, construction materials, and cargo with a working load limit of 7,100 lbs and a breaking strength of 28,400 lbs. Application: This ratchet binder is for securing loads on flatbed trucks, trailers, and heavy machinery. Tighten chains and hold them firmly in place with this binder, as it minimizes movement and potential hazards during transit. Durable Construction: Our ratchet chain binders are made from durable and strong steel that can withstand tension and stress while securing the loads. Workers and vehicles will have clear visibility of the loads, warning them to keep a necessary distance. Folding Handle: The binder's folding handle allows for compact storage and reduces the risk of accidents when not in use. It will collapse to 180 degrees, securing it in position when not in use, providing plenty of storage space, and minimizing the risk of damage during transport. Unique Design: The ratchet binder has zinc-plated grab hooks to withstand the rigors of transportation. The surface finish protects the hooks from scratches, corrosion, and rust. This ratchet binder also has a vinyl-coated barrel that provides a firm grip during operation. How to Use this Chain Binder Check out the complete installation process to save you time:- At first, take the chain binder and unscrew its hooks into an open position by turning it about 15 times on both sides. Connect both hooks to different ends of the chain and the anchor point. Now, start ratcheting with the binder to tighten the chain, and the loads will be secured. Now, pull the handle down, taking a 180-degree angle, and lock it with the lever above. If you want to release the chain binder, then go slow. First, click the release tension binder and twist it in the opposite direction to release the tension. Start unscrewing the nut and keep doing it until the chain is loose, release the hook from the chain.