Length 3495 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Edge height: 29 mm Total height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 50 kg Minimum tyre/track width: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 800 kg * 1250 mm: 880 kg * 1500 mm: 1000 kg For a better understanding, the total height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: total height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramp can be supplied with or without a lip; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a lip, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is attached by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture) that can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The clamp can be flexibly pushed in and out under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps are available with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the figure: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).

Length: 1995 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Rim height: 29 mm Total height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 30 kg Minimum width of tyres/chains: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 2000 kg * 1250 mm: 2450 kg * 1500 mm: 2450 kg For a better understanding, the total height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: total height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramp can be supplied with or without a lip; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a lip, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is attached by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture), which can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The clamp can be slid in and out under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps are available with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the figure: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).

Length: 1495 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Rim height: 29 mm Overall height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 24 kg Minimum width of tyres/tracks: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 2450 kg * 1250 mm: 2450 kg * 1500 mm: 2450 kg For a better understanding, the overall height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: overall height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramps can be supplied with or without an edge; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a border, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is secured by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture) that can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The bracket can be slid in and out laterally under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps can be fitted with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the illustration: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).

Length 2495 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Rim height: 29 mm Total height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 37 kg Minimum width of tyres/tracks: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 1330 kg * 1250 mm: 1600 kg * 1500 mm: 2000 kg For a better understanding, the total height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: total height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramp can be supplied with or without a lip; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a lip, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is attached by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture), which can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The clamp can be slid in and out under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps are available with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the figure: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).

Length 3944 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Edge height: 29 mm Total height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 56 kg Minimum tyre/track width: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 660 kg * 1250 mm: 720 kg * 1500 mm: 800 kg For a better understanding, the overall height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: overall height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramp can be supplied with or without a lip; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a lip, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is attached by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture), which can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The clamp can be slid in and out under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps are available with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the figure: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).

Length 2995 mm Inner width: 440 mm Outer width: 500 mm Rim height: 29 mm Total height: 65 mm Weight per pair: 43 kg Minimum width of tyres/chains: 300 mm Load capacity per pair with an axle distance of * 1000 mm: 1000 kg * 1250 mm: 1140 kg * 1500 mm: 1330 kg For a better understanding, the total height, edge height, outer and inner width are shown in the sketch (value A: inner width, value B: outer width, value C: edge height, value D: total height). Optionally, the heavy-duty ramp can be supplied with or without a lip; there is no price difference between the two variants. If the rails are designed without a lip, the corrugated surface is welded flush with the upper edge of the side profiles during ramp production. Please note that the tyres or chains of the vehicle driving onto the ramp must have a minimum width of 300 mm! The ramp is attached by means of an aluminium bracket (see picture), which can be hooked between the tail lift and the floor of a trailer. The clamp can be slid in and out under the ramp rail. It is secured against unintentional slipping out with two plastic caps. All heavy-duty ramps are available with one of the support heads shown below – either the standard head (designation in the figure: L), hook head (G), end head with tube (T) or end head with bearing (A).