Name: JJ Keller 14027 Ratchet Load Binder - 5/16", WLL 5,400 lbs. (2,450 kg)
SKU: 14027
Price: 67.75 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

JJ KELLER part description

Meets FMCSA requirements and WSTDA T-6 standards
Properly secures a vehicle load with suspension system to take out the ""bounce"" that can occur while in transit, reducing potential for damage
Clearly visible painted red E-coat paint finish
Three size/WLL options available:
- Works with 5/16" Grade 70 up to 3/8" Grade 43 chains; Working Load Limit (WLL) 5,400 lbs.
- Works with 5/16" Grade 70 up to 3/8" Grade 43 chains; Working Load Limit (WLL) 6,600 lbs.
- Works with 3/8" Grade 70 up to 1/2" Grade 43 chains; Working Load Limit (WLL) 9,200 lbs.
Must be purchased in increments of 2

WARNING: Never over tension chain binders. Refer to product descriptions for proper tensioning accessories. Use of any unspecified leverage increasing device, such as a cheater bar, can generate enough force to break a piece of cargo control equipment. The release of energy when a piece of cargo control equipment breaks can cause serious injury or death to you or bystanders. If you are having difficulty securing a load, make sure your cargo control equipment is in working order, or readjust or reposition your load.

JJ Keller® is an industry expert in safety and compliance. It provides organizations of all sizes with the right tools and expert advice to create productive, safe, and compliant workplaces. While it does offer managed and consulting services regarding safety and compliance for DOT regulations, it also supplies a wide range of training materials and tools and a comprehensive list of digital and printed publications, forms, and supplies. DOT compliance for fleets has never been easy with JJ Keller. Its wide assortment of decals, placards, and flags helps keep employees and drivers safe and in compliance while on the job.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)