SKU: CB160

1/2" Lever Binder / Snap Binder

1/2" Lever Binder / Snap Binder!

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SKU: CB160
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Specifications

Color: Red
Grade: 70 / 80
Working load limit: 13,000 lbs.
Chain size: 1/2"
End fitting: Clevis Grab Hook
Finish: Powder Coated
Length closed: 26.02"
Length open: 31.10"
Material: Forged Steel
Product weight: 18.7 lbs.
Quantity: Single
Shipping and returns: This item cannot be returned due to safety risks associated with used materials.
Type: Lever
Additional Info: Handle length: 20.39"
Take up: 5.08"
Hook Throat Opening: .73"
Description

13,000 lbs. Snap Binder

Lever load binders are a staple of the trucking and transportation industry. They are used to tension transport chain, keeping your load securely anchored to a flatbed or other trailer.

Grade 70 / 80 Lever Binder Construction

This lever load binder has a forged carbon steel body and handle. The forged steel is more durable than a cast handle - it can withstand much more force without breaking and ensures maximum leverage. Ours uses slightly larger threads than most of our competitors as well for a more heavy-duty hold.

The grab hooks on each end create secure attachment points - their shallow throats are readily compatible with chain links.

The long-lasting, scratch-resistant powder coating is added using an electrostatic process. This involves high temperatures (approximately 270 degrees) which ensures heat-resistance as well.

Why Choose a Lever Load Binder?

The primary difference between a ratchet binder and a snap binder is the tensioning method. A lever binder uses leverage instead of a ratcheting mechanism. While it often comes down to personal preference, some of the main advantages of a lever binder are less maintenance (due to the smaller number of moving parts) and faster operation. The primary downside is the danger of snapbacks, as the handle does store kinetic energy.

If you are looking for a safer lever binder, check out our recoil-less lever binder.

Note: DO NOT use with a cheater bar - cheater bars increase the risk of injury, as they can snap back and hit the driver or people / property in the surrounding area.

Lever Binder Industry Compliance

All of our chain binders are FMCSA / DOT compliant and meet or exceed WSTDA T-6 Recommended Standards. The working load limit and traceability code are embossed on the handle / body and the hooks have grade and size markings. This ensures quick identifications and stress-free inspections.

Compatible Transport Chain

Complete Your Tie Down Setup

Make sure you have everything you need - explore our collection of transport chain, steel corner protectors, safety flags, and more. If you aren't sure exactly what you need, call to speak to one of our product experts today!

And don't forget the lever binder lock to prevent the handle from releasing during transport. It's a great alternative to wrapping the chain around the handle.

Explore Other Lever Binders

SKU WLL
(lbs)
Compatible Chain (in)
G70 G80 G100 G120
CB130 3,150 1/4 - - -
CB140 5,400 5/16 5/16 - -
CB145 9,200 3/8 3/8 3/8 -
CB160 13,000 1/2 1/2 - -
CB140-RB-6600
Recoil-Less Style
6,600 5/16 & 3/8 5/16 5/16 5/16

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Source: Import

California Residents: WARNING

Chain Binders: Ratchet Binders vs. Lever Binders

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× WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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