Suncor Stainless expands tie-down ring program with new double ring series
Suncor Stainless Inc., a leading manufacturer for stainless steel hardware in the industrial, marine, government, architectural, OEM, and commercial industries, has expanded its new line of stainless-steel tie-down rings with the double ring series. They're designed to provide durable, corrosion-resistant anchor points for transportation, marine, construction, and indus-trial applications.
Designed for maximum versatility, the expanded program gives customers the flexibility to create custom, heavy-duty anchor configurations tailored to their exact operational needs. From over-the-road transport fleets, utility trailers, and pickup truck beds to harsh marine decks, construction job sites, agri-culture, and OEM machinery platforms, these tie-downs adapt to almost any surface or load requirement.
The addition of the 4-hole model provides enhanced load distribution and maximum holding stability for heavier-duty applications. Manufactured from high-quality 304 stainless steel, all tie-down rings in the program deliver long service life and superior resistance to harsh environments.
“This expansion is about giving customers tie-down solutions they can trust when strength, stability, and corrosion resistance matter most," said President and CEO Patrick Striebel. "By adding the double ring series alongside our standard models, we are giving customers more stable, corrosion-resistant solutions that help protect equipment, improve safety, and perform reliably over time, which is what they expect from Suncor Stainless.”
The program includes multiple ring styles and mounting configurations, including D-rings, triangle rings, and rectangle rings, as well as surface-mount and recessed pan options to support a wide range of installa-tion requirements and load securement needs.
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