Container loading
Connect forklifts directly to shipping containers where no raised dock is available.
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A movable hydraulic ramp that creates a forklift route from ground level to trucks and containers—without a permanent loading bay or pit.
Choose a mobile dock ramp when forklifts operate from yard level and the loading position may change. One ramp can serve different vehicles, doors or temporary loading areas.
Connect forklifts directly to shipping containers where no raised dock is available.
Move the ramp between loading positions to support mixed fleets and seasonal peaks.
Load palletized goods or machinery from ground level without permanent civil work.
The forklift starts at ground level, vehicle floor heights vary, and the loading position may need to move.
For repeated loading at a prepared raised dock, use a stationary dock leveler. For staging goods on a level work area, consider a mobile loading platform.
Rated capacity must cover the combined maximum weight of the forklift, operator, attachments and cargo.
| Model | Capacity | Overall size (mm) | Clear width | Height range | Operation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HL-YD-6T Reference | 6T | 11300 × 2100 × 1100 | 2000 mm | 1100–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-8T | 8T | 11300 × 2100 × 1100 | 2000 mm | 1100–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-10T | 10T | 11300 × 2100 × 1100 | 2000 mm | 1100–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-12T | 12T | 11300 × 2300 × 1100 | 2200 mm | 1100–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-15T | 15T | 11300 × 2100 × 1200 | 2000 mm | 1200–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-20T | 20T | 11300 × 2100 × 1200 | 2000 mm | 1200–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
| HL-YD-30T | 30T | 11300 × 3000 × 1250 | 2900 mm | 1250–1800 mm | Manual hydraulic |
Custom capacities, deck widths and height ranges are subject to engineering review.
Send project details →The frame, deck and hydraulic system work together to support wheel loads, controlled height adjustment and practical repositioning.
Main and secondary beams distribute forklift wheel loads along the ramp structure.
High-grip steel grating improves tyre traction and allows water and debris to pass through.
A hand pump and hydraulic cylinder raise the deck to the required vehicle floor height.
Front and rear transition sections create a smoother forklift path at both ends.
Wheels and towing connection support low-speed repositioning within the site.
Mechanical restraints and operating controls help keep the ramp stable during loading. Final configuration must match the actual site and vehicle conditions.
Mechanical supports are deployed after height adjustment to carry the ramp in working position.
Chains connect the ramp to the vehicle or container to reduce separation risk.
Chocks help prevent unintended ramp movement after positioning.
High-visibility rails define the elevated forklift travel path.
Open steel grating provides traction in normal yard conditions.
The hydraulic circuit supports controlled deck lowering during setup.
Start with the standard capacity range, then confirm the working envelope and mobility package around the forklift, vehicle and yard.
Send project requirements →The selected capacity and working dimensions are reviewed before the ramp moves into fabrication, functional inspection and shipping preparation.
Load, vehicle, site and operating conditions are checked.
Dimensions, structure, controls and interfaces are documented.
Fabrication and functional checks follow the confirmed scope.
Shipping preparation and technical documents are arranged.
Add the maximum forklift weight, operator, attachments and maximum cargo. Do not select the ramp by cargo weight alone; submit the total for engineering confirmation.
Provide minimum and maximum vehicle floor height, forklift width and turning dimensions, maximum moving load, available yard length and clear width.
The standard manual hydraulic height adjustment does not require site power. Powered adjustment can be discussed where required.
Yes. Capacity, clear width, length, working height, tyres, colour and operating details can be reviewed.
Use the towing connection only for low-speed site repositioning. At the loading point, place the ramp on firm level ground and secure it as specified.
A firm, level surface with sufficient bearing capacity and clear approach space is required for safe positioning and operation.