Aluminium Car & Light Plant Loading Ramps (Pair) – 4500mm L x 360mm W x 100mm Profile, 1250kg

A pair of car and lightweight plant ramps in aluminium, 4500mm long and 360mm wide with a 100mm profile, rated to 1250kg for the pair. They are made for cars and lightweight plant machinery.

• Maximum capacity 1250kg across the pair. Capacity depends on the machine's wheelbase: 1070kg at 1000mm, 1160kg at 1250mm, 1250kg at 1500mm.
• The stated capacities apply only where the vehicle's weight is spread evenly; if your machine carries more weight over one end, ask us to check suitability before ordering.
• Tracks or wheels must be at least 200mm wide, up to a maximum of 280mm.
• Suits a load height of 1200mm to 1350mm (measured from the ground to the point where the ramps rest).
• Each ramp weighs 28kg (56kg per pair).
• Designed for a maximum gradient of 30%; do not use them any steeper.
• Not suitable for the solid wheels found on road surfacing machines; steel-tracked machinery needs industrial ramps with a suitable surface.
• Fully TÜV certified.

• Supplied as standard with a rest-on connection with a pin, a popular choice for flatbed vehicles and tipper trucks. For beaver tail trailers a hook connection is normally recommended.
• Four connection options are available. To change from the standard rest-on connection, for example to a hook connection, let us know after you order.
• The curved rest-on lip has a pre-drilled hole for securing the ramp to the vehicle. The angled foot keeps the ramp on the ground, while its own weight and gradient hold it firmly in place.

• Built without side edges as standard; versions with edges are also available.
• Customisable: custom load heights and custom-built sizes are available on request.
• Quotes for bespoke ramps are available on request. To prepare one we need your load height, what you are loading and its maximum weight, plus the vehicle's data sheet for low-clearance machines.
• Easy to fit, made in Europe and covered by a two-year warranty.

• Sold as a pair; the price and capacity shown are for both ramps.
• To choose the right ramps, measure your load height (the vertical distance from the ground to where the ramps will rest) and check it falls within the minimum and maximum load height above. Ask us to check suitability for low-clearance machines.
• A 30% gradient is usually too steep for low-clearance cars, forklifts and scissor lifts; dedicated car ramps, container ramps or a custom solution suit these better.
• Product images are for illustration only; the actual product may differ slightly due to ongoing improvements.