DOCK LEVELLER

 

DOCK  LEVELLER


A dock leveler is used to move goods from the warehouse to the vehicle, this helps to adjust the height. This ensures a smooth transition. Height adjustable metal platform

Dock lifts do a similar job and they prefer dock levelers more.

Different Types of Dock levelers

Hydraulic leveler

Designed for high capacity hydraulic dock levelers, loading and unloading products in the loading dock is easier than mechanical processes.

Mechanical levelers

The mechanical dock leveler is easy to operate, durable, reliable and energy free. If at a later date you want to change the mechanical leveler to a hydraulic leveler, Pentalift can convert the leveler into a hydraulic conversion kit.

Air levelers

 The airdock leveler operates using an air driven system. If you are considering an air dock leveler, we recommend that you choose a hydraulic leveler instead. It is highly secure, the installation process is cheap, easy to clean, and has a lot of customization options.

Vertical dock levelers

This option is designed for cleanliness and temperature controlled environments and is activated hydraulically.

 

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