Trailer Restraints

Trailer restraint systems mount on the warehouse exterior and engage the trailer’s rear impact guard (RIG) to prevent unwanted trailer departure and motion during loading and unloading operations. They are often called truck restraints or vehicle restraints.

Trailer creep and premature trailer departure can cause serious injury and expensive property damage. A good loading dock trailer restraint virtually eliminates these risks, increasing worker safety and improving dock operations. Additionally, vehicle restraints hold a trailer snugly to the dock and ensure a tight fit with the dock seal, helping to close gaps, minimize inventory shrinkage and reduce air conditioning energy loss.

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  • Wheel Restraints

    Wheel restraints use a fixed track and/or a sliding chock mechanism to secure a trailer to the loading dock. The chock captures…

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  • Wheel Chocks

    Wheel chocks are simple wedge-shaped devices placed in front of a trailer’s wheels that impede the trailer from easily moving. Trailer wheel…

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