VULCAN Binder Chain Tie Down with Grab Hooks - Grade 80-3/8 Inch x 20 Foot - 7,100 Pound Safe Working Load

PROFESSIONAL GRADE EQUIPMENT - Professional truck and flatbed operators choose Vulcan cargo control products to haul millions of loads every year. Vulcan is recognized as the most qualified, most experienced, tie down manufacturer in the world. Work with confidence, knowing that this Grade 80 alloy binder chain is backed by the 50 years of manufacturing expertise that only Vulcan can provide. , FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS, BASED IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN SINCE 1959 - VULCAN is proud to be based in Detroit, MI USA. We have always been family owned and operated, and are now in our fourth generation of trucking and towing supply experts. Make sure you know who you are buying from. Make sure you know who you are buying from. Choose the US based company that designed the products originally. Choose VULCAN. , DESIGNED FOR SAFETY AND EASE OF USE - Grade 80 chains provide a higher safe working load than Grade 70 chains, but weigh the same. Rated for overhead lifting and certified for transporting loads on flat beds as well as hauling vehicles, these chains are extremely strong, durable, easy to tension and easy to store. , INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH CONSTRUCTION - The heat treated Grade 80 chain and hooks are intended to stand up to rigorous field use and harsh weather conditions. The forged alloy grab hooks feature a heat treated load pin with a retaining cotter pin so they stay attached to the ends of your chain, but can also be removed if needed. The throats of the grab hooks are universally sized to engage easily with 3/8, PROPERLY RATED WITH YOUR SAFETY IN MIND - This heavy duty chain has a 7,100 lbs. Safe Working Load and is intended for use with a load binder that has at least the same load rating. The rating is based on a 4:1 safety factor. 4:1 is the correct safety factor, recommended by the NACM, and our chains are always rated properly. BEWARE: some other suppliers on the market do not rate their chains at a full 4:1 safety factor, which is not safe and can be very misleading to t