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Dock bumpers can absorb 90-95% of the impact of a backing truck colliding with the dock. Bumpers protect against impact damage and against up-and-down movement of the truck bed during[...]

Loading dock levelers require proper usage and installation based on the manufacturer’s guidelines. Every dock leveler is different, they are created to handle a specific load capacity and[...]

It is a serious safety hazard for a trailer to pull away from your loading dock while your forklift operator is still inside. A vehicle restraint (also known as truck restraint and dock lock) is a[...]

An edge of dock leveler (EOD) acts as a bridge between the gap from the edge of a loading area to a truck or ramp. As opposed to a dockboard, the edge-of-docks are fixed to the loading dock.

Are you planning to get a PowerAmp vertical dock leveler for your storage facility? Keep in mind that vertical dock leveler installation requires proper execution and should be provided by[...]

A dock leveler (also known as dock plate) forms a ramp to bridge the distance between the dock and truck. It must be able to compensate for the up-and-down movement of the trailer during loading[...]