Container securement systems and parts for roll-off trucks — twist locks, securement pins, binding hardware, and complete securement assemblies. DOT-compliant load securement for legal transport of roll-off containers.
Container securement is a federally-mandated requirement for roll-off truck transport. The container must be locked to the truck frame in a way that prevents movement during normal operation and emergency braking. Twist-lock securement systems are the industry standard — they engage container corner castings to the truck frame with cam-style locks.
PRT stocks twist-lock systems, securement pins, and the supporting hardware for compliant roll-off operation.
Match securement hardware by hoist brand (Galbreath, Stellar, Switch-N-Go, Ampliroll), container size compatibility, and securement system design (twist-lock, pin, or chain).
DOT-compliance is non-negotiable for road transport — verify your replacement parts meet the same securement rating as the original.
Yes. DOT regulations require positive securement of all containers during road transport. Failure to secure properly is a citable offense and creates liability for the operator.
FMCSA load securement rules apply — the system must hold the container against 0.8G forward, 0.5G rearward, and 0.5G lateral acceleration. Standard twist-lock systems meet this rating when properly engaged.
Yes. PRT stocks DOT-rated securement components with the same load ratings as OEM systems.
Pre-trip every load — visually verify each twist-lock is fully engaged before driving. Service inspection should check for cam wear, locking spring fatigue, and corner casting damage on the truck frame.