Vehicle Restraints & Dock Locks
Dok-Lok® Vehicle Restraint Systems Rite-Hite created the vehicle restraint industry with the introduction of the original Dok-Lok® vehicle restraint on April 22, 1980. Offering constant light communication while helping prevent trailer separation accidents, Dok-Lok's continue to provide the highest quality of safety and security for any loading dock application to help prevent trailer ...
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A vehicle restraint is a piece of equipment installed at the loading dock that is intended to prevent a transport vehicle from leaving the dock during the loading/unloading process. It is also a serious safety hazard for a trailer to pull away from your loading dock while your fork lift operator is still inside. A properly engaged restraint will prevent this. A vehicle restraint can also help ...
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Serco trailer restraints successfully integrate powerful and effective restraining devices with instantaneous, clear, non-verbal communication systems for dock operators and drivers. The result is a new level of safety and enhanced productivity on the dock.
A good loading dock trailer restraint virtually eliminates these risks, increasing worker safety and improving dock operations. Additionally, vehicle restraints hold a trailer snugly to the dock and ensure a tight fit with the dock seal, helping to close gaps, minimize inventory shrinkage and reduce air conditioning energy loss.
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