Ancra 45943-20 3/8 Inch Red Finish Ratchet Binder

Ratchet binder"red devil" paint red finish - 8 inches take up size 3/8 inches handle length 14 inch work load limit=5,400 No. 48364 maximum size of grade 43 chain 1/4 inch, of grade 43 chain 1/4 inch. Minimum breaking load 7,750 pounds. No. 48365 maximum size of grade 80 chain 5/16 inch, of grade 43 chain 3/8 inch. Minimum breaking load 19,000 pounds. No. 48366 maximum size of grade 80 chain 3/8 inch, of grade 43 chain 1/2 inch. Minimum breaking load 33,000 pounds. Turnbuckle style ratchet binders offer all steel construction, drop forged steel components, acme threaded screws, rust proofed, double acting, spring loaded pawls offering infinite adjustment. Made to bind difficult loads such as industrial machinery, steel erection, etc. Oversized eyebolts and steel barrels provide extra strength to support loads. Drop forged high quality steel used for handles, barrels, eyebolts,gears and hooks. Short reach hooks provide optimum take up.

Constructed of drop forged steel for strength and durability and designed to be used with transport chain. Finished in a red E-coat paint. Pinned barrel. One-piece handle with ball and lever release mechanism. Built-in thread stops to prevent over extension of threads and loss of load carrying capacity. They meet or exceed WSTDA T-6 standards. Accepts chain from 5/16 in G70 up to 3/8 in G43. Heat treated single piece steel handle and heat treated forged hooks with 360 degree swivels on both hooks to allow straight line pull. Pre-lubricated ACME threaded screws require limited maintenance. Internal thread stop feature. E-coat finish helps ext end useful life of binder. Meets or exceeds WSTDA T-6 and FMCSA standards. Chain size limits designed to maximize working load limit (WLL) of transport chain being used. Note: Chain binders are not constructed with G70 steel but instead engineered to m eet or exceed the stated working load limit marked on the handle. G70 is a chain rating only. WARNING: Secure by hand. Never use?cheater bar? or attempt to overtighten binder due to risk of personal injury. Ratchet mechanism and handle length is sufficient to break chain when overtightened. Safety stops prevent threads from being overextended