CLGR® Forged Delta Ring - The China Supplier

Name: CLGR® Forged Delta Ring - The China Supplier
Brand: CLGR®

CLGR® Forged Delta Ring, also known as Forged Delta D-Ring.

This forged delta ring is designed for securing vehicles and cargo with webbing in transport applications. Its optimized size allows straps to pass through smoothly, ensuring a snug and secure fit to keep loads safely in place during car hauling or general cargo securement.

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Overview of CLGR® Forged Delta Ring

Brand	CLGR®
Material	Carbon Steel
Processing	Drop Forged / Quenched and Tempered
Finish	Zinc plated, Hot dipped galvanized, Self-colored
Size	2'', 3'', 4''
MBS	11000lbs, 18000lbs, 20000lbs
Usage	Used for Webbing Straps, or Tow chains
Country of Origin	China

Specifications of CLGR® Forged Delta Ring

Part No.	Size	Breaking Strength
CRFER-2	2''	11,000 lbs
CRFDR-3	3"	18,000 lbs
CRFDR-4	4"	20,000 lbs

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