Rocking Staple Backplate Iron Zinc

The Rocking Staple Backplate Iron Zinc is used on the rear side of sheet or panel material when mounting a matching rocking staple with D-ring. Together, the backplate and D-ring form a complete mounting through the material, providing the corresponding counterpart on the rear side of the structure.

Applications

This backplate is mainly used for truck tarpaulins, trailer covers, tarpaulins and other technical fabric or transport constructions where a D-ring is mounted to sheet or panel material as a fixed attachment point.

The backplate remains on the rear side of the structure and forms part of the same fastening as the D-ring mounted on the front.

What should you consider?

Check that the backplate matches the rocking staple being used and that the mounting holes correspond correctly. This version is directly linked to the H.29 and H.43 D-ring versions and the cranked H.46 version.

Also check that sufficient space is available behind the sheet or panel material to position the backplate and install the fastening correctly.

Processing and use

The rocking staple is positioned on the front side of the sheet or panel material and the backplate on the rear side. The mounting points are connected through the material so that the staple and backplate form one complete installation.

Make sure the holes of both components are correctly aligned before securing the fastening. After installation, check that the D-ring can move freely and that the backplate sits flat against the mounting surface.

Matching products

This backplate is directly linked to the Rocking Staple D-Ring H.29, Rocking Staple D-Ring H.43 and Rocking Staple D-Ring H.46.

The most suitable D-ring depends on the required height, shape and position of the attachment point. H.29 and H.43 are straight versions with different heights, while H.46 has a cranked design.

Matching Fepatex solution

This backplate forms part of fastening solutions for truck and trailer fabrication, tarpaulins and technical fabrication where a D-ring needs to be securely mounted through sheet or panel material to a fixed structure.