Pit levelers provide the greatest range of adjustment between the dock and trailer, ensuring smooth transitions during loading and unloading. Designed to accommodate forklifts, pallet jacks, and other material handling equipment, they can handle a wide range of trailer heights. Available with mechanical or hydraulic operation to suit your facility’s needs.

Edge-of-dock levelers create a smooth transition between the loading dock and trailer for forklifts, pallet jacks, and other material handling equipment. Their height range is smaller than pit levelers but sufficient for most operations. Available in mechanical or hydraulic models, they adapt easily to your facility’s workflow.

Dock seals (sometimes called shrouds) provide a tight, compressible barrier between the trailer and building, helping to maintain interior temperature and reduce energy loss. They also protect goods and personnel from weather, dust, and pests during loading and unloading. Each seal is custom-made to fit around your overhead door and built to the proper depth for the type of leveler in use.

Dock shelters form a rigid frame around trailers to protect goods and personnel while accommodating a wide range of trailer sizes. Unlike seals, shelters do not compress against the trailer but create a durable enclosure that allows easy docking even when trailers vary in height or width. Each shelter is custom-designed to fit the dock opening and the type of leveler in use, and they are especially effective for larger-than-average overhead doors where full trailer access is needed.

Truck restraints secure trailers to the loading dock during loading and unloading, preventing accidental movement or premature departure, and enhance workplace safety. Available in manual and fully automatic models, they are compatible with a range of trailer types and dock configurations. Many models include visual indicators or signaling systems for added safety and efficiency.