36″ x 36″ Grit-Coat Aluminum Shipping Container Ramp – 8,000 lb. Cap
$907.49
Safely load and unload containers with forklifts or pallet jacks using the 36″ x 36″ HD Ramps Grit-Coat Shipping Container Ramp.
The extruded truss design in high-strength, lightweight aluminum gives this ramp its heavy-duty 8,000-lb per axle weight capacity. The grit coating provides safe traction for equipment and personnel in inclement weather without becoming slippery, and the knife foot creates an easy ground-to-ramp transition so that pallets won’t be jostled on your equipment by sudden bumps.
This ramp works with 6″ high container ramp edges, and is proudly made right here in the USA with a patented truss design. US Patent #D861,279.
- Load or unload shipping containers with a 6″ H lip
- Aluminum construction with grit-coat traction
- Measures 36″ L x 36″ W with an 8,000 lb. capacity
Specifications
Length: 3′
Width: 36″
Height: 2-1/8″
Weight: 42 lbs.
Maximum Capacity: 8,000 lbs. per axle
Material: Aluminum
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"Prices are.great. But the communication is terrible. You call for delivery and they tell you to hang up and request it via email. Oh thanks wish I knew that... And because I do not own or operate your business, I don't know what to write ... Or not to write in this email. Because I did not know how they own or operate their business, they showed up with my unit with the door loaded in the wrong direction and the driver tried to tell me it wasn't his fault... No one called to ask where I wanted it or what direction I wanted the door to open to. Because we were moving and selling our home I had a lot encounters with the staff and the communication is just... Aweful. UPDATE Read below their response. This are bad business practices. You rely on the customer to think of all the intricate details? As a business you have the responsibility to assure the customer experiences excellent service, including guiding them through details that are very important, but they may miss. And by the way, the first time I had it delivered, the rep asked me where it should go and what side the door to open to. The subsequent times, I had to bring that up. The last time I forgot and look what happened. Either you argue or learn from mistakes and perhaps improve your company. It's up to you."
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