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XHD Chain Binders

XHD Chain Binders

Ancra’s selection of heavy-duty and reliable tie downs, assemblies, and accessories helps us constantly strive to be the leader in cargo securement innovation. With over fifty years’ industry experience in the design and manufacture of dependable products, you can rely on us to help you find the right product to get the job done quickly and correctly....

For extra strength and security for a variety of chain tie down applications, look to Ancra’s XHD chain binders. Constructed of drop forged alloy steel with a stronger, two-piece handle design with compression spring assembly, the XHD chain binder is built to be tough and dependable. The gear assembly is welded to the barrel for extra strength. The binder comes with pre-lubricated Acme threaded screws and the internal thread stops to prevent over-extension and loss of capacity. The high-visibility yellow E-coat finish protects against rust and corrosion and has a 6-in. take-up. The XHD chain binder will last for years down the road with high performance and durability.



XHD Chain Binders

Built with a more durable design, Ancra’s XHD chain load binders is engineered for dependable tensioning with the gear assembly welded to the barrel.

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XHD Chain Binder Models:

  • 3/8-in. — 1/2-in. XHD Chain Binders: Working load limit 9,200 lbs./4,200 kg.
  • 5/16-in. — 3/8-in. XHD Chain Binders: Working load limit 6,600 lbs./3,000 kg.

Ancra chain load binders meet or exceed WSTDA T-6 standards.

WARNING: Failure to follow all instructions may result in serious personal injury, property damage and loss of life. Observe the working load limits as noted below and on tags to determine the number of tie downs and hardware required under federal D.O.T. FMCSA 40 CFR Parts 392-393. Use extreme caution when tensioning load binders to ensure chain links are seated securely in the hook before releasing tension on the load binder.

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