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Product Parameters
Parameter Category | Specific Parameter | Description |
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Load - bearing Capacity | Working Load Limit (WLL) | Ranges from about 1 - 10 tons (2200 - 22000 pounds) or more, depending on the model, indicating the maximum safe load the binder can handle. |
Breaking Strength | Usually 2 - 3 times the WLL, shows the load at which the product will break to ensure a safety margin. | |
Chain Compatibility | Chain Size Compatibility | Compatible with chain diameters often in the range of 6 - 16mm (0.24 - 0.63 inches), some can fit a wider variety. |
Chain Type Compatibility | Generally suitable for standard transport chains like grade 70 or grade 80 chains. | |
Dimensions | Overall Length | Typically varies from 300 - 1000mm (11.8 - 39.4 inches), depending on the model. |
Width | Ranges from 50 - 150mm (1.97 - 5.91 inches). | |
Height | From 30 - 100mm (1.18 - 3.94 inches). | |
Hook Opening | Usually 20 - 60mm (0.79 - 2.36 inches) or more for larger hooks. | |
Weight | Product Weight | Light - duty: 1 - 3 kilograms (2.2 - 6.6 pounds); Heavy - duty: 5 - 10 kilograms (11 - 22 pounds) or more. |
Material - related | Material Grade | Commonly forged or cast steel, such as carbon steel with a carbon content of 0.2% - 0.5%. |
Surface Treatment | Types include red electrophoretic painting, hot - dip galvanizing, powder coating; coating thickness like 8 - 15 micrometers for galvanizing. | |
Operational | Ratchet Tooth Pitch | Usually 2 - 5mm (0.08 - 0.2 inches), determines tension adjustment increment. |
Thread Pitch of Tightening Device | Ranges from 1.5 - 3mm (0.06 - 0.12 inches), affects speed and precision of chain tightening/loosening. |
Product Applications
Product Operate Guide
1.1CHECK DEVICE STATUS
Confirm that all components of the tensioner are intact, including the ratchet, pawl, hook, and safety buckle, without deformation, cracks, or wear; The chain matches the specifications of the tensioner without any issues such as breakage or severe corrosion.
Ensure that there are no obstacles in the operating area, the goods are placed steadily, and the hanging points (such as truck guardrails and cargo lifting rings) are firm and reliable.
1.2Connect the chain and hook
Hang the hooks at both ends of the tensioner onto the fixed points of the chain or cargo/transport vehicle, ensuring that the hooks are fully engaged and securely fastened to prevent detachment.
2.1 Adjust the initial state of the ratchet wheel
If the ratchet is in the locked position, first shift the pawl to the "release" position (usually by pressing or pulling the control lever on the pawl), so that the ratchet can rotate freely.
Pull the chain and manually pre tighten it as much as possible to reduce the workload of subsequent mechanical tightening.
2.2 Activate the ratchet to tighten
Reset the pawl to the "tighten" position, hold the ratchet handle, and shake it up and down repeatedly.
Each time it is shaken, the ratchet will drive the threaded device to rotate in, and the chain will gradually tighten until it reaches the required tension (adjusted according to the weight of the goods to ensure that the goods are stable and not shaking).
When the tension of the chain is appropriate, stop shaking the handle, and the pawl will automatically engage with the ratchet teeth to achieve self-locking and prevent the chain from loosening.
Some models require manual confirmation of the locking status to ensure there is no risk of accidental release.
4.1 Unlock
Press and hold the safety button or control lever on the pawl, turn the pawl to the "release" position, and release the ratchet from the locked state.
4.2 Slowly release tension
Slowly shake the handle in reverse, or gently pull the chain to allow the threaded device to spin out, gradually releasing the chain tension (do not release quickly to avoid danger caused by chain bouncing).
4.3 Dismantling equipment
After the tension is completely released, open the safety buckle of the hook, remove the tensioner and chain, and complete the operation.
It is strictly prohibited to stand in front of the chain or tensioner during operation to avoid sudden release of tension that may cause components to pop out and injure people.
Overloading is prohibited and the Working Load Limit (WLL) indicated on the equipment must be strictly followed.
If any abnormal noise, jamming or component abnormality is found during the operation process, stop the operation immediately and check. Only after troubleshooting can it continue.
FAQ
Core basis: It is necessary to match the chain specifications (diameter or grade, such as 8mm-16mm chain, 70/80 grade chain) and the weight of the goods.
Key parameters: Refer to the Working Load Limit (WLL) of the product to ensure that it is greater than the weight of the goods and the fracture strength is not less than 2-3 times the WLL to leave a safety margin.
Scenario adaptation: Light goods can choose WLL models of 1-3 tons, while heavy industrial transportation requires models of 5 tons or more.
2.1 Common reasons:
Foreign objects (such as dust and rust) on the ratchet or pawl can cause jamming;
The pawl is not fully pulled to the "tighten" position and cannot engage with the ratchet teeth groove;
The chain is too loose or tangled, resulting in uneven force distribution;
Component wear (such as deformation of ratchet teeth and breakage of claws).
Solution: Stop the operation and clean up foreign objects; Check if the pawl gear is correct; Organize the chain and reattach it; If the components are damaged, they need to be replaced before use.
Overloading is absolutely prohibited.
Risk:
May cause the main body and chain of the tensioner to break, resulting in the detachment of goods and causing transportation accidents;
Overloading can accelerate component wear, reduce equipment lifespan, and even cause ratchet/pawl failure leading to sudden release.
Tip: Always use within the WLL range. For heavy goods, it is recommended to use multiple tensioners to distribute the load.