E-track load bars are available in steel or high strength aluminum and come with easy-to-use release mechanisms. If you have questions about your cargo bar purchase, we're here to help. If you need to purchase a large quantity 15 or more of loading bars, please call customer service to get the latest shipping rates.
Load locks, also called load distribution bars or cargo load locks, are square bars with an extendible fitting on each end that lock into a track system on the interior of a trailer.
Load bars for trailers then lock into place at the desired length with an easy-release trigger mechanism meant to be functional even when wearing thick gloves for safety. Load locks for trailers are made of steel or high performance aluminum.
Load locks for trucks, or other lighter applications, come as ratcheting load bars that do not require a track system for use; instead, they are secured by pressure against the cargo and trailer surface. Load bars for trucks are a key element in keeping heavy or bulky items confined to one area of your cargo space. Load lock cargo bars can prevent cargo from shifting and causing damage to the interior of your truck or other transport items in the event a truck rolls over a curb or hits a bump.
Using load lock cargo bars at multiple levels in your trailer in place of trailer load straps load lock straps allows for instances where a portion of the cargo exhibits stress in one direction and another portion does not - cargo load bars are strong in bending strength and friction strength to accommodate this flexing without compromising load safety. Truck cargo bars can also increase the usable space in your cargo area by using multiple load locks to create decking areas by securing two or more load lock bars at the same height at intervals within the trailer and laying down plywood sheets or other decking material to create a new floor for additional cargo.
When using load locking bars for shoring to create decks, be sure that the weight of your cargo doesn't exceed the horizontal working load limit of the logistic bars. Safety note: It's important to secure each cargo load bar against the sidewall of the trailer when not in use.
If left loose on the floor or on decking, they can become projectiles in an accident. You can secure your load locks easily by extending E-track bars into the tracking, or by bungeeing or strapping other load locks to a trailer fitting. E-track load bars have fittings that allow the cargo bar to be mounted into track systems installed on the interior walls of your trailer. Each E-track load bar extends to fit the width of your trailer.
Standard E-track cargo bars come in 92" or 85" lengths and they extend to " or This extension also allows them to expand or contract as required to accommodate shifts in temperature or tweaking. E-track load locks are crafted of aluminum or steel.
Our team would be happy to help answer any questions or give production recommendations to keep you secured on the road. Pickup Truck Bars Pickup Truck Load Bars is by far our most popular type of cargo bars and are made from some of the tops of the line materials to help make them extremely heavy duty.
Pickup Truck Bars are used in the back of a pickup truck bed to help cargo from shifting around the bed which could cause damage to your cargo load.
Loads of cargo tend to shift during transportation and can easily destroy cargo by having a sudden lane change or sudden hard brake that should shift the load. Although there is no guarantee that your cargo will not become damaged from a hard brake or extremely fast lane change you can greatly reduce the chance of cargo becoming damaged. One of the many perks of steel pickup truck bars is it can also help to utilize the available space inside the bed of the pickup truck by securing objects closer together without worrying about the cargo sliding around against each other.
Pickup Truck Load Bars are made in the most common size that is made to fit most pickup truck beds. However, it is very important before ordering any pickup load bar that you make sure to measure the bed of your pickup truck to ensure the size of bar you are selecting will work with your pickup truck. If you have any questions regarding any of our pickup truck bars or cargo bars please give our experts a call at or by using our online contact form located here.
Our team is happy to help provide any additional product information as well as product recommendations that fit your needs best. We look forward to having the chance to help with your cargo securement needs!
E Track during the last decade has become the industry standard for the professional trucking and professional movers industries. E Track can be easily installed into the walls or the trailers flooring to create rails that can be secured by using E Track fittings or E Track Straps that are made specifically for E Track. Some of the many benefits offered by e track are by utilizing the strength and the flooring to secure your load down for transport creates a very quick and heavy-duty securement method.
Saving time in the professional trucking industry and moving van industries is vital in making money by keeping the drivers on the road and on to the next destination. The average time to secure cargo by using E Track rails may vary but is traditionally speaking under one minute to full securement. The two main types of E Track in our online store include both horizontal E Track and vertical e track systems. The difference between Horizontal and Vertical E Track is that horizontal E Track uses walls to be mounted on to run with the length of the trailer horizontally.
Vertical E Track uses the flooring or walls to secure loads but is ran vertically. One of the key reasons E Track is successful is due in part to the many different hardware and customization options such as different length sections of E Track to help fit your needs best.
E Track Rails are designed to be installed into rows at several different heights or widths apart depending on the cargo securement needs of the driver. This helps to allow for the E Track to secure the cargo from different securement points to help balance the load from different points to spread the weight as close to evenly as possible.
When securing cargo you have to be prepared for the worst such as a sudden break from a car stopping ahead, to a sudden lane change that causes you to swerve which could create large stress on your tie-downs.
When the weight is evenly secured from multiple securement points you help to create a fail-safe to prevent the cargo from shifting and becoming potentially destroyed. Load Lock Bars Load Lock Bars use a handle mechanism that locks into place while extending the bar outward and using that force against something to keep it in place.
This is most common in a trailer. We have different lengths and styles like Single Hoop sometimes called Loop and Double Hoops sometimes called Butterfly. We also have Replacement Parts for Load Lock Bars including different sizes of feet and even feet for refer floors. What are Load Lock Bars?
Load Lock Bars also called cargo load locks or load distribution bars are steel or aluminum beams that are used to organize cargo or hold it in place.
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