Weld-on D ring with clip
The ring is held by a clip or strap that is welded to the structure.
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D-shaped connection rings for attachment, lashing, tie-down and fabricated assembly requirements.
Key attributes
Quick answer
A D ring is a metal ring shaped like the letter D — one straight side and one curved side. The straight side mounts to a strap, clip or weld-on bracket, while the curved side gives a smooth bearing surface for hooks, ropes and straps, making it a common lashing and attachment point.
Also known asD-shaped ring · Lashing ring · Tie-down D ring · Weld-on D ring
D rings are compact, versatile connection points. Welded to vehicle beds, trailers, containers, frames and machinery bases, they provide anchor points for straps, chains and ropes. Loose D rings are also used within webbing, harness-style and fabricated assemblies.
Selection starts with the section diameter and inside dimensions, then the mounting method: a weld-on clip, a bolted bracket or a sewn webbing loop. The load direction and the required lashing capacity must be stated for securing applications.
The ring is held by a clip or strap that is welded to the structure.
Supplied alone for webbing, straps and fabricated assemblies.
One-piece forged ring for heavier lashing duty — confirm against requirement.
Ring with a bracket designed for bolting to a surface.
D rings perform best with the load on the curved side, in the plane of the ring.
Inside width must accept the hook, strap width or webbing without bunching.
Weld-on rings depend on weld quality and base material; state how the ring will be fixed.
Outdoor and vehicle use usually needs a protective finish to resist corrosion.
Lashing and securing points must be selected against a confirmed lashing capacity and the arrangement in which they will be loaded. Personal fall-protection use requires certified components specifically designed for that purpose.
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