Erickson 9108 Ring Anchor 1200 Lb Surface Mount 2 Pack

Product Description

The ERICKSON 9108 is a surface-mount ring anchor designed for securing cargo in truck beds, trailers, and enclosed transport vehicles. Each anchor accepts tie-down straps, hooks, and D-ring hardware, providing a fixed attachment point rated to a maximum load of 1200 pounds. The low-profile surface-mount design keeps the anchor flush with the floor or wall surface, reducing trip hazards and allowing full use of the cargo area. Each package includes 2 anchors, making it practical to install a matched pair at a single work session. Installation is straightforward and accessible to fleet maintenance crews, owner-operators, and trailer outfitters.

These ring anchors suit a wide range of cargo securement applications in commercial and recreational transport. Typical installations include flatbed trailers, enclosed cargo trailers, pickup truck beds, and utility haulers where fixed anchor points are required to comply with cargo securement regulations. The 1200-pound maximum load rating per anchor makes them appropriate for general freight, equipment transport, and recreational vehicle tie-down setups. They are sold as a 2-unit package, allowing symmetrical placement for balanced load distribution.

Key Features

• 1200 lb maximum load rating per anchor for reliable cargo securement
• Surface-mount design installs flush to floor or wall without protruding hardware
• Compatible with standard hooks, D-rings, and tie-down straps
• Sold as a 2-pack for paired installation in a single package
• Compact form factor reduces interference with cargo area space

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mount cargo anchor suitable for use in truck beds, cargo trailers, and enclosed transport vehicles where a fixed tie-down ring is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fleet maintenance technicians or experienced owner-operators. Anchor points should be mounted to structural framing or solid substrate capable of supporting the rated load. Use appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface material and verify torque requirements against the vehicle or trailer manufacturer specifications. Always confirm that all anchors and tie-downs are properly secured before placing the vehicle in service.