Dockboards

We carry in stock models or we will build to fit your dock and specific needs. 

Reference: Dockbord Durability Reference Page and General Discussion

Reference: How Long Should Your Dock Board Be?

1. "SAL" Series Steel Dock Board with Lifting Loops are the Cadilac of dockboards. As the SA series they are best suited for companies running 3 shifts, 24 hr. days, high volume, abusive environment, specifically for forklift traffic. This dockboard has a welded leg assembly. Widths up to 84" and lengths up to 96" with a capacity up to 30,000 Lbs. 

2. “SA” Series steel dock board - best suited for companies running 3 shifts, 24 hr. days, high volume, abusive environment, specifically for forklift traffic. This dockboard has a welded leg assembly. Widths up to 84" and lengths up to 96" with a capacity up to 30,000 Lbs. 

3. “SDP” Series steel dockplate - suited for high volume applications, running one or two shifts, for forklift applications. (welded leg assembly)

4. “LA” Series aluminum dockboards - suited for forklift traffic and pallet jack, both powered and non-powered - not recommended for high traffic applications, single shift operations, 5 day work weeks, servicing up 6-8 trucks per day. (welded leg assembly)

5. “APC” Series aluminum dockplates with curbs - for pallet jacks (powered or nonpowered) and limited forklift traffic, single shift operation, two shipping days per week handling 5-6 trucks per day. (bolt-on legs)

6. "AP & APH" - Series aluminum dockplates - best suited for two wheeled hand trucks, pallet jack (powered and non-powered), lengths in excess of 60. are not recommended for pallet jack traffic due to excessive deflection, recommend the .LA. series or .APC. series instead. (bolt-on leg assemblies).