Buyers Products Company
Buyers Products Company B50RZY D-Ring Yellow Zinc 1" 46760 lb
Heavy-duty D-ring rated for 46,760 lb capacity with 15,586 lb working load limit
- TypeTrailer, Plow & Towing Equipment
- Working load limit 15,586 lb for secure tie-downs
- GVW capacity 46,760 lb handles heavy cargo loads
- Yellow zinc finish resists corrosion in outdoor use
- 1 in ring diameter fits larger ropes and chains
- Steel construction provides strength for trailer and towing applications
Towing D-Ring for Cargo Control
This forged steel D-ring provides a secure attachment point for chains or straps on trailers and towing equipment. The yellow zinc finish resists corrosion in outdoor conditions. It is designed for cargo control and tie-down applications where a reliable connection is required.
Upgrade from worn or undersized hardware
Replacing a damaged or lower-capacity ring restores the full working load limit of fifteen thousand five hundred eighty-six pounds. The jump is worth it when existing hardware shows deformation, corrosion, or cannot handle the gross vehicle weight rating of forty-six thousand seven hundred sixty pounds.
Limited to straight-pull loading
The ring diameter of one inch and bracket width of three and five-eighths inches dictate the maximum chain or strap thickness that can be used. Side loading or angled pulls reduce the effective capacity and are not rated. The slightly longer profile accepts larger ropes but does not change the fundamental load direction requirement.
Highlights
- Working load limit 15,586 lb for secure tie-downs
- GVW capacity 46,760 lb handles heavy cargo loads
- Yellow zinc finish resists corrosion in outdoor use
- 1 in ring diameter fits larger ropes and chains
- Steel construction provides strength for trailer and towing applications
Specifications
| Brand | BUYERS PRODUCTS |
|---|---|
| Type | Trailer, Plow & Towing Equipment |
Questions about this item
What bracket width and hole pattern does the 1-inch D-ring need for mounting?
The bracket is 3 5/8 inches wide and has no bolt holes, so it is welded directly to the trailer frame or tow bar.
What installation step is most often missed when welding this D-ring in place?
Weld all around the bracket to the frame and remove any yellow-zinc coating at the weld area first so the joint reaches full strength.
When should the yellow-zinc finish be touched up or the ring replaced?
Recoat exposed steel whenever the zinc wears through, and replace the ring if the 1-inch diameter shows visible stretch, cracks or corrosion pitting.
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