Kinedyne load binder enhancements

Nov 16, 2012

In anticipation of possible government standardization of load binders, Kinedyne has added features to its products to match the Web Sling and Tie-Down Associations’ suggestions. Kinedyne load binders now feature stamped markings with the company’s logo, a manufacturer code and reference to the manufacturing date and tags with warning and operating Instructions in English, French and Spanish. They also will be manufactured and tested per the WSTDA T-6 standards.

Kinedyne says customers will receive shipments of the improved binders once current inventories are depleted from stock on a part number-specific basis.

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