Loading Technology

For Efficient Logistics Processes

Modern loading technology ensures safe, fast, and cost-effective operations at the interface between buildings and trucks. Hydraulic or manual loading docks bridge the height difference between the truck’s cargo area and the loading ramp, allowing goods to be moved efficiently and safely.

Appropriate solutions—such as loading docks, door seals, bumpers, and docking systems—protect personnel and goods and contribute to a smooth flow of goods.

Loading Docks

Hydraulic loading dock with feed mechanism

With the hydraulic loading dock with an extension lip, the extension lip is extended to the desired position after the dock platform has been raised. The flexible support length facilitates docking and can eliminate the need for time-consuming repositioning of the truck. During the loading process, the loading dock follows the vehicle’s vertical movements.

Hydraulic loading dock with folding wedge

The hydraulic loading dock with a folding wedge is a proven solution for safe loading and unloading. After the dock platform is raised, the folding wedge automatically swings out and rests on the truck’s loading area. During the loading process, the loading dock reliably compensates for the vehicle’s height fluctuations.

Attachable ramp with hydraulic loading dock

The front-loading ramp is a self-supporting loading system that is installed in front of the ramp or gate opening. This preserves or expands the usable storage space inside the warehouse. The integrated loading bridge is available with either a feed mechanism or a folding wedge.

Lock chamber

The dock shelter, together with the dock ramp and the tarp dock seal, forms a self-contained loading unit. It is available in various models and, in many cases, offers a space-saving, efficient alternative to interior loading ramps.

Door Seal for Protected Loading Areas

Optimal door sealing reliably protects personnel and goods at the loading dock from the elements, drafts, dust, and temperature fluctuations. At the same time, it helps reduce energy loss and increase efficiency during the loading and unloading of trucks. Depending on the structural conditions and area of application, we offer suitable solutions for modern loading technology.

Door Seal for Recessed Installation

This simple roll-up door seal is installed directly into the building recess. As a result, the appearance of the facade remains largely unchanged. It is particularly suitable for sheltered loading areas with clearly defined structural requirements.

Door Seal for Surface Mounting

The door seal for surface mounting is installed in front of the loading dock and provides reliable protection against the elements and drafts. Thanks to an intelligent lifting roof and parallel arm system, it can move upward and backward to avoid vehicles that approach incorrectly. This effectively reduces damage.

Inflatable Door Seal

The inflatable dock seal is ideal for cold storage facilities, climate-controlled warehouses, and sensitive loading areas. It seals off trucks particularly effectively and protects against summer heat, winter cold, drafts, dust, and insects. As a result, it helps maintain consistent temperatures and supports energy-efficient operations.

Collision buffer

Impact Buffers for Safe Ramp Protection

Bumper pads absorb the impact energy when a truck docks, thereby protecting the ramp, building, and vehicle from unnecessary damage. They contribute to greater safety at the loading dock and reduce repair and maintenance costs.

Depending on loading frequency, ramp height, type of loading dock, and desired wear resistance, we offer the right bump stop from a wide range of different designs.

Loading Equipment Services

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Services

We provide proven quality and, regardless of brand or manufacturer, handle all technical work on your loading ramps and loading docks—from maintenance and repairs to replacements and new installations.

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