LOAD BAR & CARGO BAR

Cargo Bars: Cargo bars are adjustable bars that are used to secure cargo in place during transportation. They are typically made of steel or aluminum and are designed to be lightweight yet strong enough to hold cargo in place. Cargo bars are placed horizontally between the walls or floor of the trailer and are tightened in place to create a secure barrier that prevents the cargo from moving.

 

Load Bars: Load bars are similar to cargo bars in that they are adjustable bars used to secure cargo in place during transportation. They are also made of steel or aluminum and have a telescoping design that allows them to adjust to the width of the trailer or cargo carrier. Load bars are typically used in conjunction with cargo straps or chains to create a secure load.

 

E-Track Load Bars: E-Track load bars are designed to be used with E-track systems in trailers. E-track is a system of horizontal tracks that are mounted to the walls of a trailer and allow for the attachment of cargo straps or load bars. E-track load bars have a special end fitting that allows them to be easily inserted into the E-track system and secured in place.

 

Shoring Beams: Shoring beams are heavy-duty load bars that are used to support the weight of heavier cargo. They are typically made of steel and have a load capacity of up to 5,000 pounds. Shoring beams are placed vertically between the floor and ceiling of the trailer and are tightened in place to create a secure load. They are commonly used to secure loads of lumber, steel, or other heavy materials.

 

Choosing the right type of cargo bar or load bar for your specific application is important to ensure that your cargo is safely secured during transport. It's also important to inspect your cargo bars or load bars regularly for any signs of wear or damage, and to replace them if necessary. By using the right equipment and following proper safety procedures, you can transport your items with peace of mind knowing they are secure.

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