Stainless Steel D Ring Tie Down Anchors 3,500 Capacity

Leisure Coachworks has the perfect D-ring tie-down anchors for RV or home use. Use to secure cargo in your camper or trailer, or for organizing and hanging tools.

Either bolt-on mount the D-ring or weld it directly to a stainless steel platform. With a 3,500 lb. straight-pull breaking load capacity and a working load limit* of 1,167 lbs. the anchor provides excellent strength and versatility.

The D-ring and attachment are made of stainless steel that will not rust or corrode. We recommend installation with stainless steel bolts, lock nuts, and wide diameter fender washers. Zinc-coated steel hardware is a less expensive option.

Contact us at Leisure Coachworks with installation or any other questions.

Dimensions:

• 3/16 diameter ring is 1 1/4” wide and 1 1/2” long
• Top cap measures 3/32” thick, 3/4″ wide, and 2 1/8” long
• 1/4″ holes on 1 1/2″ center
• Stainless Steel tie down attachment D-rings provide a simple way to secure cargo loads.
• Bolt on mounting is all that is required, or welding these directly to a stainless steel platform. They can be used for securing cargo in a trailer, van, camper, pickups etc., or for hanging/organizing tools in a shed, garage, or workplace
• Both pieces are made with a 304SS alloy stainless steel, they will never rust or corrode. The ring is fused together, not compressed, therefore preventing the ring from pulling apart.
• For 100 percent rust-free attachment, it is recommended to install with 1/4 stainless steel bolts, SS lock nuts, and SS fender washers (wide diameter). Less expensive zinc coated steel hardware is a viable alternative. 
• QUALITY ASSURED – Customer contentment is a priority. If you have any installation questions please ask, we are happy to offer advice. These rings are also available in a less expensive zinc coated steel version. Search – (steel utility 3,500) in our storefront.
• A strong 3,500 lb. breaking load capacity (straight pull).

​​​​​​​*W.L.L. is 1,167 lb. capacity – WORKING LOAD LIMIT: The maximum load weight a tie-down should be subjected to during normal use. To assist in making the proper tie-down choice the Federal D.O.T. requires the WLL to be 1/3 of the Rated Capacity.