Coil Chocks

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Steel Coil Securing Device Transporting steel coils requires special equipment if you wish to avoid damage. Coil chocks are essential for blocking in your coils, eliminating the risk of moving and rolling on your flatbed trailers. At Lifting Equipment Store USA, we have access to the toughest range of quality coil chocks, designed to keep your loads safe while meeting stringent DOT standards. Safe and Stable Transport Steel coils are heavy, dense and typically cylindrical, so they are extremely susceptible to shifting during sudden or evasive movements. Coil chocks are positioned against the sides of the coil in a recessed coil well or cradle, creating a rigid barrier that stops the uncontrolled rolling of the coil. This containment minimizes the risk of injury, damage, or fines, and makes certain that every haul gets there safe and sound. Heavy-Duty Construction The coil chocks that we offer are constructed of high-strength, industrial-grade material that can withstand the great forces of moving coils. Regardless of whether the coil chock is made from reinforced steel or heavy-duty rubber, each is built to maintain its shape, hold the trailer bed firmly in place, and fend off daily wear and tear. They are also constructed to withstand heavy loads and vibration. Fits all Coil Racks/Cradles For better securement, coil chocks are generally used in combination with coil racks, bunks, or cradles. In combination use, the systems provide maximum support and stabilization of horizontal coil conveying. The chocks either slide fittingly into dedicated grooves or slip down flush against racks, allowing them to be shifted into use and removed with minimal hassle as you load or unload. Essential for Compliance These handy chocks help you comply with DOT securement requirements for heavy coils, and using them is one of the simplest, most effective ways you can demonstrate you’re meeting the standards. An inadequately secured steel coil could result in severe safety infractions,