Dockzilla’s Roller Truck Board is a mobile dock plate that simplifies and expedites loading into last mile delivery vehicles. When utilized in conjunction with our Universal Height Ramp that raises small delivery vans to dock height, the roller truck board increases safety and ergonomics for employees.
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Streamlines loading from the building floor into delivery vans while eliminating gaps and ergonomic hazards.
Increased productivity when used in tandem with our Universal Height Ramp that raises vans to dock height.
Patented spring-assisted wheel engagement and integral handles make this dock plate easy to maneuver.
Features built-in handrails for fall protection so employees can focus on expedited order fulfillment.
Can be quickly moved for storage out of the way when not in use.
Minor investment delivers maximum ROI when it comes to employee ergonomics, safety, and efficiency.
Dockzilla’s Roller Truck Board provides added ingenuity for last mile order fulfillment into high-capacity vans. When the van doors are open for loading, the back of the van sits below the building floor which creates an uneven path into the vehicle. Our Truck Board bridges the gap between the building floor and the van for a safer, more ergonomic loading process. Plus, our mobile dock plates feature spring-assisted wheel engagement and hinged handles so they’re easy to navigate and position into vans by employees. This process significantly reduces back injuries and other hazards that occur when employees attempt to lift and move traditional aluminum dock boards.
– Brent Winter, Project Manufacturing Engineer, Emerson Automation Solutions
Hinged handles, built-in handrails, and a latching roller system join forces to eliminate dangerous gaps between vans and the building.
Aluminum plate is integrated into a steel frame to stand up to heavy use while maintaining maneuverability.
Simplifies and expedites manual loading operations from dock doors into smaller delivery vans.
Longer, narrow dock plate accommodates vehicle height above or below building floor.
