D-Rings
D-rings are half-round anchor parts used as fixed attachment points for restraint strap and net assemblies. The flat side takes the webbing loop and the round side receives the hook, snap or...
Round rings from 23 to 70 mm, ultimate loads from 500 to 4 000 daN. Closed anchor points for restraint, tie-down and lifting assemblies.
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Round rings are closed anchor parts used as connection points in restraint, tie-down and lifting assemblies. The closed shape lets straps, slings and connectors run all the way around the ring, which spreads the load and gives an even distribution at the contact point.
The range covers six ring sizes from 23 to 70 mm in inner diameter, with ultimate loads stepping up from 500 daN on the smallest sizes to 4 000 daN on the 50 and 70 mm references. Two load ratings are available on both the 50 mm and 70 mm sizes, so the right strength can be selected for the application without changing ring geometry.
Stocked as spare parts for assemblies that need a closed anchor point rather than an open D-ring or hook.
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