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HORMANN
HYDRAULIC DOCK LEVELLERS
COMFORTABLE OPERATION WITH GREAT LEVELLING
Hydraulic dock levellers are available as hinged lip or telescopic dock levellers. With a length of up to 5 metres, they can bridge large height differences between the ramp and the lorry loading level. Up to a size of 2000 × 3000 mm, the dock leveller platform is made of a single piece. With wider and longer dock levellers, a carefully made weld seam joins the plates, resulting in a continuously sturdy platform. All Hörmann dock levellers comply with the requirements of EN 1398.
Detailed quality For long, sustainable use
Flat transitions
The flat transitions from the platform to the telescopic lip and to the loading surface ensure safe loading.
Stable telescopic lip
The telescopic lip with a robust front lip is reinforced throughout. The 12 / 14 mm thick running plate is made of a single piece.
Robust hinged lip
The open design with hinge points close to one another prevents the accumulation of dirt, such as wood shavings, in the hinge.
Safe, reliable operation
2 hydraulic cylinders ensure the balanced, reliable and, most importantly, safe operation of the dock leveller. It comes equipped with automatic emergency-stop valves.
Long-lasting design
A high-quality running plate, 6 / 8 or 8 / 10 mm thick, with a standard rated load of 60 kN permanently carries goods and transport equipment.
Reinforcements on the underside
The telescopic lip with a robust front lip is reinforced throughout. The 12 / 14 mm thick running plate is made of a single piece.
Noise-reducing pedestal
Steel meeting steel results in a noise that is neither pleasant nor healthy for employees. Rubber buffers on the telescopic lip dock leveller pedestals reduce the contact noise when positioning the platform.
Adjustable angle and fitting anchors
Adjustable angles to screw allow the dock leveller to be adjusted optimally. Anchor brackets on the frame that are welded before being cast to reinforcing iron or the reinforcement ensure a reliable connection. Especially in the rear area where strong forces are at work on the hinges.
Practical ventilation holes
Air pockets, which may above all form in the area below the edge bracket, weaken the connection of the dock leveller to the building structure. Ventilation holes in the edge bracket ensure that the air is released in the sealing process, guaranteeing a closed-linkage connection.
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