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VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY TAS-15-5448

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Category DOCKBOARDS & DOCKPLATES
Part Number TAS-15-5448

Aluminum Truck Dockboard - 15000 lb Capacity, 50-1/2 in Usable Width, 7 in Height Differential, 3/8 in Plate Thickness

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VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY — VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY TAS-15-5448

  • High-strength aluminum treadplate material is durable yet lightweight
  • Zinc-plated locking legs are within OSHA compliance
  • Beveled entrance and exit edges allow for smoother transition
  • Heavy-duty steel curbs are painted yellow and bolted to deckplate for safer use

Specifications

Brand VESTIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Category DOCKBOARDS & DOCKPLATES
Uniform capacity 15000 lb
Plate thickness 3/8 in
Usable width 50-1/2 in
Leg distance from edge 12 in
Usable length 48 in
Standards OSHA 1910.30(a), ANSI MH 30.2
Height differential 7 in
Additional details The Aluminum Truck Dockboard with Steel Safety Curbs is designed for portability and safety. The deck is made of tough high strength aluminum tread plate. The edges are beveled for smooth entry and exit. Safety curbs are coated yellow and are constructed of steel with cast tapered ends. Steel legs are bolted on for increased durability. Canted locking legs for easier truck portability. Manufactured in compliance with OSHA. The capacity is based upon the heaviest type of equipment used plus the maximum load carried times the single axle rating of total load. Dynamic loading, driver tendencies, speed and frequency of use must be considered. When using three-wheeled fork trucks order dockboard with capacity at least four-times the lifting capacity of fork truck. The width of the dockboard should be at least fifteen (15) inches wider than the load or equipment passing between the curbs. If the load does not pass between curbs, but is elevated above, add fifteen (15) inches to overall width of equipment.

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