Lever Type Load Binders

• A Load Binder Lever Type is a mechanical device used to secure and tighten heavy loads, such as chains, ropes, or straps. It provides a quick and efficient way to apply tension and prevent slippage.
• While Lever-type Binders are easier to operate than Ratchet-type Binders, they may not provide as much tensioning force.

Functions:

• Securing Loads: Prevents loads from shifting or slipping, ensuring safety during transportation or storage.
• Applying Tension: Tightens chains, ropes, or straps to secure loads effectively.
• Releasing Tension: Allows for easy release of the load when needed.

Key Features:

• Lever Mechanism: A lever arm is used to manually apply tension to the load.
• Hook: A strong hook for attaching the load binder to a fixed point or another piece of rigging equipment.
• High-Strength Material: Constructed from durable materials like steel to withstand heavy loads.
• Working Load Limit (WLL): The maximum safe load the load binder can handle, typically stamped on the device.

Common Applications:

• Construction: Securing loads on trucks, trailers, and construction sites.
• Transportation: Securing cargo on vehicles and ships.
• Industrial Settings: Material handling, machinery maintenance, and rigging operations.
• Off-Road Recovery: Vehicle recovery and towing.

• Marine Applications: Securing boats and equipment to docks and trailers.