Galvanized Metal Hood for overhead protection of
seals and flexible shelters.
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Common Member Units -- Seals or
Rigid Shelters for dock doors that are closer than standard.
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Larger Head Pad Height for high doors and broader
range of truck heights.
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Tapered Units for inclined or
declined truck approaches.
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Fabrics: Coated |
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Properties |
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Colors |
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Tongue Tier
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Abrasion
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Grab
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Cold Test
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PX420 |
200 x 200 |
10,000 Cycles |
630 x 610 |
Pass |
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22 oz. Vinyl |
150 x 150 |
1,000 Cycles |
500 x 470 |
Pass |
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40 oz. Vinyl |
150 x 150 |
2,500 Cycles |
450 x 300 |
Pass |
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16 oz. Hypalon |
75 x 65 |
300 Cycles |
500 x 500 |
Pass |
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40 oz. Hypalon |
75 x 75 |
3,000 Cycles |
450 x 450 |
Pass |
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25 oz. Polyurethane |
140 x 130 |
1,500 Cycles |
480 x 480 |
Pass |
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45 oz Neoprene |
50 x 50 |
1,000 Cycles |
400 x 400 |
Pass |
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Basic Information needed:
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Determine Truck Width to be used which
will have to coincide with the dock seal side cushions. Top (and
optionally bottom) of trucks will determine top cushion or curtain (and
optionally bottom cushion. Side pad bevel to be determined by combination truck width and dock door width.
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Side pads can be tapered to accommodate
declining or inclining driveways.
Declined Approach Inclined Approach
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Seal projection can be be supplied to account for various building, dock and bumper projections and still create an effective seal. |
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For a non-Flush dock, fabric covered
wood is usually used to increase seal projection so there is compression
with the truck to create a seal without a gap.
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Pioneer Start |
Mechanical Levelers |
Hydraulic Levelers |
Top/Edge of Dock |
Truck Restraints |
Dock Seals |
Dock Bumpers |
Dock Accessories |
Blockouts
for extra protection when full projection foam is not desirable.
Wear
Shingles add years of extra life to seals.
