Trailer Winches
Weld-On Winches
The fixed tie-down solution for flatbed trucks and trailers where a winch must be permanently mounted. Kailipu offers four standard weld-on winch variants with bracket heights of 110mm and 140mm, and 8mm or 9mm plate thickness, all in carbon steel with black paint finish, so a fleet manager can standardise on one mounting pattern across multiple vehicles without sourcing from three different winch suppliers.
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Who It Is For
Buyers Who Specify Weld-On Winches
- Truck and trailer fleet operators standardising tie-down systems across a mixed vehicle base
- Logistics companies managing flatbed fleets that require durable, permanently mounted winches
- Manufacturers of flatbed trailers who need a consistent winch mounting solution for their production line
- Heavy equipment transporters requiring robust winches with thick mounting plates for repeated high-tension loads
- Maintenance teams replacing winches on trailers where a standardised bracket height simplifies inventory and repair
Problems Solved
What Weld-On Winches Solve on the Job
- A fleet with mixed winch types on trailers, where each vehicle uses a different mounting bracket height or plate thickness, making spare parts and maintenance difficult
- Winch mounting plates that are too thin for heavy-duty tie-downs, leading to deformation under repeated load
- Lack of a consistent winch bar hole position across different models, so the same hand bar cannot be used on multiple vehicles
- No standardised mounting pattern across a fleet, requiring custom brackets or weld repairs during replacement
- Winch body design that does not allow for easy access to the ratchet or gear mechanism during inspection or servicing
- Inconsistent finish across winch models, with some units showing rust or chipping after short outdoor exposure
Why Kailipu
Why Buy Weld-On Winches from Kailipu
- Four standard weld-on winch variants with bracket heights of 110mm and 140mm, and plate thicknesses of 8mm and 9mm, all in carbon steel with black paint finish
- Main body with ratchet and gear mechanism, and a hole in the axle outside the body for standard winch bar use
- Mounting plate thicknesses of 8mm or 9mm to suit different load requirements and structural demands
- Consistent bracket height across models to allow shared use of winch bars and simplify spare parts inventory
- Black paint finish for corrosion resistance in outdoor and industrial environments
- Direct supply from the manufacturer with no middleman layer, enabling small mixed orders and custom top-ups
- Custom tonnage stamping and private label marking available on request
- Pre-shipment inspection with 100% production completion and 80% packing completion before shipment
Applications
Where Weld-On Winches Are Used
- Securing heavy machinery on a flatbed trailer using a welded winch with a 140mm bracket height and 8mm plate thickness for standard load capacity
- Mounting a winch on a trailer with limited space where a low profile design with 160mm bracket height is required
- Installing a side mount winch on a trailer where the mounting plate must be 9mm thick to handle dynamic loads
- Replacing a damaged winch on a fleet vehicle where the bracket height and plate thickness must match the original for a seamless fit
- Building a new flatbed trailer with a standardised winch mounting system across all units to reduce assembly time and spare parts complexity
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Answers
Weld-On Winches FAQ
What is the difference between bracket height and plate thickness?
Bracket height is the vertical distance from the mounting surface to the top of the winch body. Plate thickness is the material thickness of the mounting base. Both affect fit and load capacity.
Can I use the same winch bar on all models?
Yes, if the axle hole diameter and position are consistent. All models have a hole outside the main body designed for standard winch bars, but verify the axle size matches your bar.
What material are the winches made from?
All winches are made from carbon steel. The black paint finish provides surface protection, but the base material is not stainless or galvanised.
Do you supply Material Test Certificates?
Yes. Material Test Certificates to EN 10204 3.1 are issued with the batch on request. Proof load testing and dimensional checks are performed before release.
Can I get custom tonnage stamping or private label marking?
Yes. Custom tonnage stamping, private label marking, and coloured pins are available. Send the marking layout and pack format you need.
What is the packing method?
Each winch is packed in a carton, and multiple units are palletised. The carton and pallet configuration can be customised upon request.
What is the lead time for new production?
New production lead time is about 25 days for manufacturing plus 7 days for packing, totaling approximately 35 days before shipment. Stock items are available in 15 to 20 days.
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