Ken Forging D-Rings are strong, reliable and available in many sizes

Superior quality D-Rings are among the many types of forged industrial hardware products available from Ken Forging, a leading domestic manufacturer. Like all of the products available from the Jefferson, Ohio-based company, its D-Rings are known for their reliability and quality.

D-Ring details

D-Rings get their name because they are shaped like the letter D. Made of drop-forged carbon steel, these self-coloured metal rings are held on by a welded-on or bolted-on strap.

D-Rings are offered in three main styles — straight, triangular and bent. Multiple sizes are available to suit the needs of each application. They come in diameters from ⅜ through to 3-¼ inches; widths from 2-3/16 through to 5-½ inches; overall lengths from 2-¼ up to six inches; and rated capacities from 2,100 up to 17,000 pounds. All three styles meet ASTM A668, Class D and 75,000 PSI minimum tensile strength.

Weld-On Clips and Bolt-On Clips are also made from carbon steel (C1018-C1020), and available in various lengths, heights, widths, thicknesses and weights. The specific details of each D-Ring and Clip can be found on page 51 of the company’s online catalogue.

Trusted experts

The specialists at Ken Forging are available to help customers select the most appropriate D-Ring for their specific application. Backed by 47 years of experience, the company has earned a reputation for its knowledgeable staff and superior service. In fact, the company is proud to offer a prompt response to inquiries, quotations and orders, as well as competitive pricing for its strong, high-quality products that are fully traceable.

Another benefit of working with Ken Forging is the company’s same- or next-day delivery policy for all in-stock items. It is also proud to offer no minimum orders, which results in savings to customers because they are not required to meet a minimum dollar amount in their order.

For more information on the selection of D-Rings or any other drop-forged industrial hardware product from Ken Forging, visit the company’s website.

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