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Chains & Binders

This collection holds Chains Binders casters with metal wheels, built for heavy equipment, dies, molds, and plant carts that move very heavy loads. Casters in this collection range from 4,700 to 15,000 lb per caster. Wheels in this category range from 2 up to 16 inches in diameter. Metal wheels roll with low effort and handle debris and heat. They are loud and can mark finished floors. Match plate size, bolt pattern, and overall height before you order. Read the listing for the exact wheel size, overall height, and mount shown. Confirm the load rating printed on the title before you order. Measure the old wheel or caster before you buy. Check the floor type and the heaviest load the cart will carry before you choose. Call or email CasterHQ with the part number from the old unit if you need help matching it. Forged steel aisle: forged steel casters. Wheel hub: replacement wheels.

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Wheel = wheel diameter · capacity is per caster.

Chains & binders on this page

Type Listed rating Material
Hook 4,700 to 15,000 lb Grade 100 alloy chain, Grade 70 chain and steel
Ratchet handle 6,600 to 12,000 lb steel
Chain 4,700 to 11,300 lb Grade 70 chain
Load binder 6,600 to 7,100 lb steel

Summary of chains & binders from product titles and fields [S1].

Before you order

  1. Match chain size and grade across chains & binders: each hook or binder states the chain size range it is rated for.
  2. The rating on each of these chains & binders is a working load limit; the lowest-rated part of the chain assembly sets the limit for the whole tie-down.

Chains & binders questions

What ratings are listed for chains & binders?

Ratings for chains & binders run 4,700 to 15,000 lb; hook listings make up the largest group.

What types of chains & binders are listed?

Hook, Ratchet handle, Chain and Load binder.

Sources

  • [S1] CasterHQ product fields (rated load, diameter, width, wheel and core material, temperature range, mount) and product descriptions for the items on this page, pulled October 20, 2026.

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