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Adjustable Lever Binder
Quick - Field tests shown that the Adjustable Lever Binder takes half the time of a ratchet binder to secure the same load.
Easy - Instead of taking the hook of to find the next link to secure the lever, the Adjustable Lever Binder has a built in adjustable end that extends (or retracts) one more link.
Safe - Traditionally, in order to secure the load, some drivers use a combination winch bar to close the lever of the binder. The adjustable end reduces the need to use the bar. Plus using a bar for leverage usually results in a dangerous situation when releasing the lever. It could also break the chain, resulting in personal injuries. The added feature of the locking pin (10048-2), and locking pin position at a non-function tension point reduced the risk of the lever opening while securing the handle.
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The Cargo Control People
Kinedyne Canada Limited is a Manufacturer Distributor of Cargo Control Equipment for the Heavy Duty Trucking Industry and other industries such as Marine, Rail, Air and Department of National Defence.
Kinedyne has supplied these industries with high quality, competitively priced products for over 40 years. As a Division of an International Entity, we have access to unparalleled buying power, engineering, marketing & manufacturing. Kinedyne sells through dedicated distributors throughout Canada. Kinedyne Canada Limited is PIP Approved. (Partners in Protection)
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