Flatbed chains and binders for securing steel, machinery, and pipe, anything that needs more than a strap.

Heavy Duty Chain Binders and Chains for Flatbed Hauling

Straps work for most loads, but once you're hauling steel coils, pipe, or heavy equipment, you need chains and binders for flatbed work that can take the load without stretching or cutting into it. Our flatbed chains and binders are built around G70 transport chain, the industry standard for cargo securement, along with lever and ratchet binders that lock the chain down and hold tension mile after mile.

G70 chain earns its place on a flatbed because it's rated for tie-down work and marked so drivers and inspectors can quickly verify the chain grade. We carry equipment chains and binders in the lengths and configurations most hauls call for, so you can build a full tie-down setup or replace a worn section without ordering a whole new chain.

Beyond chains and binders, this category also includes chain hooks, replacement hardware, and load support equipment that work together to help secure heavy cargo. Using compatible components makes it easier to build a reliable setup for steel, machinery, lumber, construction materials, and other demanding loads.

Every piece of equipment is built for the daily demands of flatbed hauling, where hooks, binder jaws, and chain links see constant use. Whether you're adding a single replacement part or outfitting an entire trailer, you'll find dependable cargo securement equipment designed for long service life. Browse the rest of our flatbed equipment store for tie-down gear built the same way.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What size chain do I need for flatbed hauling?

Most flatbed operations run 5/16-inch or 3/8-inch G70 chains. The 5/16-inch size covers general freight, while 3/8-inch handles heavier loads like steel or machinery.

How many chains and binders do I need for a flatbed load?

Federal rules require at least one chain and binder for every 10 feet of cargo, with a minimum of two regardless of load length. Heavier or uneven loads often need more.

What is G70 chain used for?

G70 chain is the standard grade for cargo securement on flatbed trailers. It's rated and marked for tie-down use, unlike lower grades meant for lifting or towing.

Are rubber tarp bungee straps heavy-duty and weather-resistant?

Yes. The rubber core handles sun, rain, and cold without cracking or losing stretch, and the hooks resist rust from daily exposure.