HD Ramps 60" x 63" Grit-Coat Shipping Container Ramps 12,000 lbs Capacity

60" x 63" Aluminum Shipping Container Ramp — 12,000 lbs. per axle

Getting a pallet jack over a container sill is a two-inch step that stops the whole job. Wheels catch, product tips, and someone ends up dragging pallets by hand.

This ramp bridges that step. It measures 60" x 63", weighs 120 lbs and carries 12,000 lbs. per axle on a epoxy grit coat deck.

Why Choose This Container Ramp

It turns a container sill into a run a loaded pallet jack can cross, at 12,000 lbs. per axle.

• 12,000 lbs. per axle — rated for loaded forklifts, not just hand trucks.
• Epoxy grit coat surface — the commercial-grade epoxy grit coat is bonded to the deck, so it keeps its bite under steel forks and pallet jack wheels rather than wearing smooth.
• At 120 lbs two people can place it and pull it back out of the doorway.
• Aluminum construction — it lives in a doorway that gets rained on and it does not rust.

Made For

Built for anyone loading or emptying shipping containers on the ground.

• Warehouse and distribution operations
• Container storage and self-storage yards
• Construction sites working out of containers
• Freight and drayage yards
• Retail and e-commerce fulfillment using container overflow

Features

• 12,000 lbs. per axle — the rated load across the ramp.
• 60" length — enough run to flatten the sill step for a loaded jack.
• 63" width — sized to the container door opening.
• 1-1/4" profile — thin enough that the transition itself is not a second bump.
• Epoxy grit coat — the commercial-grade epoxy grit coat is bonded to the deck, so it keeps its bite under steel forks and pallet jack wheels rather than wearing smooth.
• 120 lbs — movable by hand between containers rather than needing the forklift.
• High-Strength Aluminum — no rust in a doorway that gets weather every day.
• Made in the USA — built in an American plant.

Traction Where It Matters

The commercial-grade epoxy grit coat is bonded to the deck, so it keeps its bite under steel forks and pallet jack wheels rather than wearing smooth.

The face of a container ramp gets the worst of it — steel forks, hard wheels, grit tracked in from the yard. A surface that wears smooth in a season is a surface that puts someone on the floor.

Aluminum handles the weather side of it. The ramp sits in an open doorway, gets rained on, and comes back the same.

Sizing It to the Container

The ramp measures 60" x 63". Set it so the top edge sits square on the container floor and the bottom is fully on hard ground.

Rating is 12,000 lbs. per axle. That figure covers the machine and its load together, so count the pallet as well as the forklift.

Check the ground under the low end. A ramp on soft gravel will find the low spot the first time a loaded machine crosses it.

The Right Container Ramp for Your Yard

If you are moving loaded pallets in and out of a ground-level container, this ramp is sized for it: 60" x 63", 12,000 lbs. per axle, epoxy grit coat deck.

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Technical Specifications