
Weld-On Winch, Deep Strap Flatbed Truck Trailer Tie Down Winches
A low profile side mount weld-on winch designed for permanent installation on flatbed truck trailers. It features a robust carbon steel body with a black powder coated finish, three mounting bars, and a ratchet mechanism for manual tensioning of webbing straps. Available in two bracket height variants: 140mm and 110mm, both with 8mm plate thickness. The winch is intended for fixed-position cargo control in transport and logistics applications.
- Material
- Carbon Steel
- Packing
- Carton +Pallets
- Catalogue Family
- Weld-On Winches
- Certificates
- EN 10204 3.1 material test certificate on request
CAD files are supplied on request via WhatsApp or email rather than published for open download.
What Weld-On Winch Gives You
- Low profile design allows for easy clearance and compact installation on trailer sides
- Permanent weld-on mounting provides high structural strength and resistance to vibration
- Three-bar bracket design increases load distribution and reduces stress on the trailer rail
- Black powder coating resists abrasion and rust in outdoor and harsh transport environments
- Ratchet mechanism enables incremental tensioning of webbing straps without slippage
- Simple construction reduces maintenance needs and increases reliability in field use
- Meets federal tie-down standards for number and placement of winches on flatbed trailers
Where Weld-On Winch Is Used
- Securing heavy machinery or steel coils on flatbed trailers during long-haul transport
- Mounting on the side rails of open-deck trailers for consistent, repeatable cargo restraint
- Installing on utility and service trucks where space is limited and rigidity is critical
- Using in logistics operations requiring multiple tie-down points per load for compliance
- Integrating into custom trailer builds where permanent, low-profile winches are needed
Buyers This Product Is Built For
- Flatbed trailer manufacturers building new or custom trailers
- Fleet operators upgrading or retrofitting existing trailers with reliable tie-down hardware
- Logistics companies specifying winch placement to meet federal cargo securement standards
- Truck body builders integrating winches into custom trailer designs
- Rigging distributors supplying winches for trailer and transport applications
Problems This Product Removes
- Inadequate tie-down strength due to loose or removable winch fittings on trailers
- Limited space for winch mounting on narrow or low-profile trailer sides
- Winch failure under repeated loading due to weak mounting or poor material
- Lack of compliance with federal cargo securement regulations requiring multiple tie-down points
- Rust and abrasion damage on winches exposed to weather and cargo movement
- Need for multiple separate components to achieve a secure, permanent mounting solution
Technical Features
- Drop-forged or formed carbon steel body with welded mounting bracket
- Three mounting bars for increased load transfer to trailer rail
- Ratchet mechanism with gear and axle for manual tensioning
- Winch bar hole located outside the main body for standard bar use
- Low profile side mount design with bracket height options of 140mm or 110mm
- 8mm plate thickness for structural rigidity and load capacity
- Black powder coated finish for corrosion resistance and abrasion protection
- Permanent weld-on installation method with no removable fasteners
Weld-On Winch Specifications
Values published in the Kailipu catalogue for this item. Anything not listed is available on request.
| Bracket Height | 140mm or 110mm |
|---|---|
| Plate Thickness | 8mm |
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Color | Black powder coated |
| Net Weight | 4.08 kg (8.97 lbs) for 140mm bracket, 4.06 kg (8.93 lbs) for 110mm bracket |
| Mounting Type | Weld-on side mount |
| Ratchet Mechanism | Standard gear and axle with bar hole |
| Finish | Black powder coated |
| Application | Flatbed truck trailer tie-down |
Full size table on request. The catalogue publishes a full dimension and capacity table for this item. Ask on WhatsApp or by email and we will send it as a PDF.
Materials And Finishes
- Carbon steel body for high strength and durability
- Welded three-bar bracket for even load distribution
- Black powder coat finish applied over the steel body to resist rust and abrasion
- Ratchet gear and axle made from hardened steel for wear resistance
How This Product Is Made
Quality Control On Every Batch
- Visual inspection of welds for continuity and strength
- Dimensional check against the published size table
- Ratchet mechanism tested for smooth operation and no slippage
- Powder coating thickness verified for uniform coverage and adhesion
- Final weight check to confirm net weight matches specification
Customisation Options
- Custom bracket height or configuration built to a drawing
- Custom tonnage stamping on the body
- Private label and OEM marking available
- Custom surface finish including zinc plating or electrophoretic black
- Packing configuration adjusted for carton and pallet load per buyer's warehouse needs
How It Compares With The Alternatives
An honest read on where this pattern wins and where another one would serve you better.
| Alternative | Honest Trade Off |
|---|---|
| Removable bolt-on winch | The weld-on version offers higher strength and permanence but cannot be removed or relocated without cutting |
| Vertical mount winch | The side mount design saves space on the trailer side and allows easier access for the winch bar |
| Electric winch | Manual weld-on winches are simpler, require no power source, and are more reliable in remote or harsh environments |
| Snatch block with strap | The winch provides continuous tensioning and locking, while a snatch block only redirects force without holding tension |
How To Use And Inspect Weld-On Winch
- Weld the winch to the trailer rail using a qualified welder and proper joint design
- Ensure the winch is aligned with the direction of strap pull to avoid side loading
- Use a standard winch bar to tension the webbing strap incrementally
- Check that the ratchet engages fully and does not slip under load
- Inspect the welds and mounting bracket regularly for signs of fatigue or cracking
- Retire the winch if the body shows deformation, the ratchet fails to hold, or the coating is severely damaged
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Weld-On Winch FAQ
Can this winch be installed on the underside of the trailer rail?
What is the difference between the 140mm and 110mm bracket height?
Is the winch rated for repeated heavy use?
Can the finish be changed to zinc plating or electrophoretic black?
What is the net weight of each model?
Can you provide custom drawings for mounting?
How are the winches packed for export?
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