A few days ago, California decided to invest US$9.1 million to purchase 27 BYD pure electric trucks, which will be used in highly polluted areas to achieve better air quality. The design and manufacture of this purchased BYD model was completed in the United States.
It is reported that California is one of the most polluted basins in the United States. The San Bernardino County Local Government Association will take over the California government’s $9.1 million fund and will use it as a demonstration point for electric trucks to purchase 27 BYD electric trucks to serve the three communities affected by pollution. According to the California Air Resources Board, this project will help to use the cleanest trucks in the most cargo-intensive areas, such as moving goods at terminals. The arrival of these new energy trucks will mean bringing purer air to California, especially for those living in communities around the freight transportation hub. The BYD electric truck purchased in the United States will complete the design and manufacturing process in Los Angeles. According to foreign media, BYD recently won a single amount of 23.6 million US dollars, which will produce 8 pure electric heavy trucks (sponsored from 14.97 tons of trucks) for a demonstration project serving the port of California. .

Load binder,also called as chain binder,is a device used to tighten Chains that are holding loads in place on a truck bed.

There are two types of Load Binders,ratchet type and lever type,the main difference between these two types is the method to tighten the binder.

And usually a load binder is painted as either red or green,and of course we can paint it with the colors you like.

While choosing the right load binder,we'd better choose them according to the chains,make the binder and chain are of equal or very similar strength.

Load Binder




Load Binders

Lever Type Load Binder,Ratchet Type Load Binder,Standard Type Load Binder,Steel Forged Load Binder

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