Loading Dock Equipment

This mechanical pit leveler is designed for safe installation and dependable daily use.

Edge-of-dock levelers bridge small height differences between dock and trailer without a pit.

A hydraulic pit leveler bridges the gap between your dock and the trailer with push-button control, so crews don’t have to wrestle a mechanical plate.

A fixed dock shelter uses flexible side panels and a top curtain that wrap around trailers of different sizes, cutting drafts and heating and cooling costs.

A fixed dock seal compresses against the back of the trailer. Its top pad and side columns create a tight seal around the door opening.

A foam dock shelter’s impactable L-shaped columns hug the trailer to seal out weather, while adjustable curtains fit trailers of different widths and heights.

An adjustable curtain dock seal has a top curtain that adjusts to trailers of different heights, closing gaps that other seals miss.

A trailer that drifts away from the dock while a forklift is inside is one of the most dangerous dock accidents.

How an edge-of-dock leveler is mounted decides how well it holds up.

Dock lights put bright, energy-efficient light inside the trailer, where building lights can’t reach.

Every trailer that backs in hits the dock. Laminated bumpers take that impact before it cracks concrete or damages the leveler.

Trailer stands support the front of an uncoupled trailer, so its landing gear isn’t the only thing holding it up while forklifts drive in and out.