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RIGG ING & ATTACH CHME MENT NTS TRANSPORTATION CHAIN & ATTACHMENTS FORGED LEVER LOAD BINDER GRADES 30, 43, 70, 80 WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 2,600 TO 9,200 LBS. BENEFITS & FEATURES • All components are forged, not cast • Forged binders are lighter and stronger than cast binders • Under equal force a forged handle will yield and bend while a cast handle may break Chain Grade & Size (in.) G30 G43 G70 G80 Product Code Working Load Limit (lbs.) Handle Take Up (in.) Handle Length (in.) 1/4 1/4 – – 48304 2,600 3.75 11.25 3.0 3/8 3/8 5/16 – 48305 5,400 4.50 16.12 8.1 1/2 1/2 3/8 – 48306 9,200 4.75 16.62 10.6 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 48769 7,100 4.50 16.62 8.1 Weight (lbs.) SPECIALTY FORGED LEVER LOAD BINDER GRADES 30, 43, 70 WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 5,400 LBS. BENEFITS & FEATURES • Durable powder coated finish • DIXI-LOC BINDERS provide extra security by allowing the binder to be locked in closed position using a pad lock, linchpin or bolt. • COMPRESSION BINDERS are designed for securing bar and rod steel, lumber, poles and machinery with rubber tires. • EZ GRAB BINDERS are military style binders designed to use handle leverage to remove slack from the chain before hook-up, achieving correct tension on the first try. Compression Binders Binder Type Description Chain Grade & Size (in.) G30 G43 G70 Product Standard Working Load Limit Take Up Handle Length Weight Code Package (lbs.) (in.) (in.) (lbs.) Dixi-Loc Binder Lockable 3/8 3/8 5/16 48385 4 5,400 4.50 16.62 8.50 Compression Binder Metal Spring 3/8 3/8 5/16 48395 4 5,400 4.50 16.62 14.60 EZ Grab Binder Lever 3/8 3/8 5/16 48325 4 5,400 4.50 18.38 8.75 INSPECTION, CARE & USE TRANSPORT CHAIN & ATTACHMENTS LOAD BINDER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Follow D.O.T. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations S 392.9, S 393.100, and S 393.102 2. Inspect before use. Replace worn and deformed binders. Lubricate pivot and swivel points for optimum performance. 3. Do not operate with anyone on load. 4. Always apply lever binder in straight line hookto-hook manner without bending and such that handle goes down when securing load. 5. Tighten binders before moving and recheck frequently. For more information, visit us at www.cmworks.com 6. Do not exceed working load limit shown on binder – hand effort will tighten binder to working load limit. 7. Do not use cheater bar or handle extension as their use can overload binder system and result in injury. 8. Secure handle down with a positive retaining method. 9. Release handle/load with extreme care. Make sure everyone is clear. Lever binder handle can snap back over center. Use open palm under handle and push up. Load binder systems store energy which can release suddenly. To avoid injury: Operate only by hand from a firm standing position. Operate handle cautiously. Stay clear of handle path; handle may release suddenly. Follow manufacturer's instructions. CHAIN & RIGGING ATTACHMENTS (CMRP-6) 148 PHONE: 800.888.0985 WWW.CMWORKS.COM
RI GGIN ING & ATTACHMENTS TRANSPORTATION CHAIN & ATTACHMENTS E-Z PRO ® CAM RELEASE LEVER BINDER GRADES 30, 43, 70 WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 5,400 TO 9,200 LBS. Effortlessly release this load binder without using any tools or prying – all it takes is one finger. Due to its unique design, the binder’s handle releases the load at the same point every time – when the handle is perpendicular to the body of the binder. Low-energy release prevents the binder from snapping back over center. BENEFITS & FEATURES • Binder releases effortlessly without the use of any tools or prying • Free turning, 360º continuous swivel action in both tongue and clevis for enhanced straight line pull. • Highly visible, durable yellow powder coated finish 48405: 5,400 lb. Working Load Limit 48406: 9,200 lb. Working Load Limit Chain Grade & Size (in.) G30 G43 G70 Product Code Standard Package Working Load Limit (lbs.) Take Up Handle Length (in.) (in.) Weight (lbs.) 3/8 3/8 5/16 48405 4 5,400 4.75 16.62 9.0 1/2 1/2 3/8 48406 4 9,200 4.75 16.62 9.8 CMG RATCHET / LEVER BINDERS WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 2,600 TO 9,200 LBS. BENEFITS & FEATURES • Forged components • Durable powder coated finish • Designed to meet CM requirements • Design factor of 3:1 Maximum Chain Size (Grade 70) (in.) Imported Description Product Code Working Load Limit (lbs.) Handle Take Up (in.) Handle Length (in.) Weight (lbs.) 1/4 5/16” Ratchet Binder 48364CMG 3,900 4 8 4.0 5/16 3/8" Ratchet Binder 48365CMG 6,600 8 15 11.4 1/4 5/16” Lever Binder 48304CMG 2,600 3 11.5 3.4 5/16 3/8” Lever Binder 48305CMG 6,600 4 16 8.8 5/16 3/8” Indirect Binder 48405CMG 5,400 8 15 9.0 TRANSPORT CHAIN & ATTACHMENTS WWW.CMWORKS.COM CHAIN & RIGGING ATTACHMENTS (CMRP-6) PHONE: 800.888.0985 149
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCT OVERVIEW
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE CM is Proud to
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW From CM Chain and
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DIMENSIONS, WEIGHTS & WLL Chain Siz
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STANDARD TYPES OF CM CHAIN SLINGS S
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NON-OVERHEAD LIFTING HOOKS Non-over
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW NON-OVERHEAD LIFTI
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WIRE ROPE ATTACHMENTS OVERVIEW Wire
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BINDER CHAIN ASSEMBLIES Binder Chai
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CHAIN & SLING INSPECTION, USE & CAR
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CHAIN & SLING INSPECTION, USE & CAR
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CHAIN SELECTION & WORKING LOAD LIMI
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CHAIN SLINGS & COMPONENTS RATED FOR
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CHAIN SLINGS & COMPONENTS CHAIN SLI
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CHAIN SLINGS & COMPONENTS HERC-ALLO
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