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  • Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder
  • Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder
  • Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder
  • Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder

Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder

No.4112

The Grade 80 Lashing Chain with Ratchet Load Binder is a heavy-duty cargo restraint system designed for securing dynamic loads on flatbed trailers and low loaders. Fully compliant with BS EN 12195-3:2001 standards, it provides highly controlled and secure tensioning for transport applications.

  • Controlled Tensioning: The ratchet mechanism allows for safe, precise adjustments of lashing length and tension, offering far greater control and mechanical advantage than lever-style binders.
  • High Lashing Capacity (LC): Manufactured from Grade 80 alloy steel, offering impressive lashing capacities (e.g., 4000 daN for 8mm chain, up to 10,000 daN for 13mm chain) for securing massive loads.
  • Secure End Fittings: Typically equipped with robust grab hooks featuring safety pins, ensuring the chain remains firmly locked in place and preventing accidental disengagement or sliding.
  • Safety & Compliance: Built to meet strict European EN 12195-3 standards, featuring drop-forged, heat-treated steel construction to guarantee durability under extreme transport stresses.
  • Technical Data

  • Safe Use of Load Binder and Chain Lashing

The Grade 80 Lashing Chain Assembly is a comprehensive, professional-grade solution for securing heavy cargo on flatbed trucks and trailers. This ready-to-use system features heat-treated G80 alloy steel chain permanently integrated with a ratchet binder, providing maximum safety and precise tensioning without the risk of snap-back recoil.

Binder Selection: Ratchet vs. Lever
Type Safety Level Operational Insight
Ratchet Binder
(This Product)
High Safety Pros: No recoil (handle won't snap back), finer tension control.
Cons: Slower to install than lever type.
Lever Binder
(Snap Binder)
Recoil Risk Pros: Fast installation.
Cons: Handle stores kinetic energy. Can cause serious injury if it snaps back during release.
🛡️ Ratchet Safety

The ratchet mechanism allows for safe, incremental tightening. There is no risk of snap-back, significantly reducing the chance of operator injury compared to lever binders.

🎯 Fine Adjustment

The screw-thread design enables precise tensioning. This ensures the load is secured tightly without over-stressing sensitive cargo or the vehicle anchor points.

📜 EN 12195-3 Compliant

Fully compliant with European load restraint standards. Each assembly is marked with Lashing Capacity (LC) and Standard Tension Force (STF) for easy inspection.

🔗 Secure Winged Hooks

Equipped with winged grab hooks that provide superior support to the chain link, preventing slippage and maintaining 100% capacity.

Item No. Chain Size Lashing Capacity MBF Product Code
mm kN kN
ELBC08 8 40 80.4 411201008
ELBC10 10 63 126.0 411201010
ELBC13 13 100 212.0 411201013

Safety Guidelines

Always

  • Inspect chain lashings before every use.
  • Calculate the lashing force required for the load.
  • Select the capacity and quantity of chains to meet the calculated force.
  • Ensure lashing points on the vehicle are strong enough.
  • Protect chains from small radii or sharp edges (or reduce capacity per instructions).
  • Ensure chains are correctly tensioned.
  • Exercise extreme care when releasing tension (loads may have shifted).

Never

  • Never use chain lashings for lifting.
  • Never knot, tie, or modify chain lashings.
  • Never overload the system.
  • Never use over sharp edges without protection.
  • Never expose chains to chemicals (especially acids) without consultation.
  • Never use chains with distorted links, damaged tensioners, or missing ID tags.

Selection & Usage Guide

Selecting the Correct System

The relevant standard is BS EN 12195-3: 2001. This requires:

  • Chain conforming to EN 818-2 (Grade 8).
  • Connecting components conforming to EN 1677.
  • Shortening components must have a safety latch/securing device.

Note: Lashing Capacity (LC) is expressed in daN (decaNewton). 1 daN ≈ 1 kg.

Using Chain Lashings Safely

Ensure the load binder (tensioner) is free to align and not bent over an edge. The chain must not be twisted. Hooks must engage correctly. Sharp Edges: If using over small radius edges without protection, the lashing capacity MUST be reduced according to manufacturer instructions.

In-service Inspection & Storage

Hydrogen Embrittlement: Never expose chains to acids. If contaminated, clean with clear water and dry naturally.

Rejection Criteria: Do not use if you find illegible markings, bent/elongated links, distorted hooks, or missing safety latches.

⚠️ Inspection Requirement: Chains wear over time. LEEA recommends inspection by a competent person at least every 6 months.

Storage: Store in a clean, dry area, hanging up if possible to prevent corrosion and contamination.

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