Spanset USA Loadbinders

Warning: Failure to comply with instructions may result in property damage, serious personal injury, or death. Loadbinding systems store energy which can release suddenly, causing serious injury. Stay clear of handles, bars, and other binding equipment as it could release without warning and with extreme force. Observe the working load limit, as stated on tags to determine the number of tie down assemblies and/or hardware required for safe operation per Federal D.O.T. regulations #S393.100-102b and the C.V.S.A. vehicle inspection criteria. Remember, all assemblies are only as strong as their weakest point, including the point of attachment.

Use extreme caution when tensioning the binder on a chain assembly to assure the chain links are fully seated in the hook belly before releasing the pressure on the load binder. Always keep hands and fingers away from the chain path and keep head and body out of the path of the load binder handle in case of slippage or kickback.

Loadbinder extensions: Only use combination bars designed with a binder cradle to assist in tightening a load binder. Make sure that the load binder handle is fully inserted into the winch bar cradle and locked in place. Failure to do so may cause the bar to slip and result in serious personal injury and/or death. Never use pipe or unapproved extensions (cheater bars). Load binders will tighten adequately with the torque generated by hand or pullover ratcheting.