Drill-Powered Chain Binders
Cost range: $120-$200
Limitations Addressed by Product: Upper extremity, Back
To aid in tying down a piece of equipment or heavy/bulky item on a trailer bed, chain binders are used to secure the chain's tension. The traditional manual-type binder consists of a metal bar with a hook at both ends and a ratcheting lever in the middle. To operate, one affixes each hook onto the chain then manually ratchets the lever until the chain tightens. However, for persons with limited arm/shoulder strength, the ratcheting process can become daunting. An alternative is Drill-Powered Chain Binders, which utilize hand-held drills rather than levers to ratchet. Various models differ as to configuration and operation.


Toolbox :: Crop and Materials Handling/Storage :: Bulk Materials :: Utility Trailers and Accessories
Source | BossBuddy, Ltd. Site 407, Box 22, RR 4 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 3J7 Canada |
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Website | www.bossbuddy.ca |
info@bossbuddy.ca | |
Phone | 306-683-0330 |
Source | REVOLOK USA, LLC 15 South Treasure Drive Tampa, FL, 33609 |
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Website | www.revolok.com/ |
Phone | 612-282-5184 |
Source | Speed Binders 2600 North Central Expressway, Ste. 100 Richardson, TX, 75080 |
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Website | www.speedbinders.com |
info@speedbinders.com | |
Phone | 800-772-1500 |
Last updated: Feb 14, 2025