Aluminium drive-on ramps Drive-on ramps 3000 x 300 x 50mm 1100kg Loading ramps
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Aluminium drive-on ramps Drive-on ramps 3000 x 300 x 50mm 1100kg Loading ramps
Product.Nr.: 990014808
- ALU loading rails / drive-on rails
- 3000 x 300 x 50mm
- Load capacity per pair up to 1100kg, depending on the axle spacing of the vehicle
- (min/max) Drive-up height from 750-900mm
- Suitable for rubber-tracked and air-tired vehicles
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Scope of delivery: 2 pieces = 1 pair + anti-slip protection
Load capacity based on axle spacing (in kg)
| 750mm | 1000mm | >1250mm |
|---|---|---|
| 850kg | 950kg | 1100kg |
Due to the special aluminum profile, these ramps are highly slip-resistant and suitable for various applications, such as loading, excavators, wheel loaders, motorcycles, machinery, wheelbarrows, quads, etc.
INFO
The incline of the ramps must not exceed 30% (corresponding to 16.5°) as per occupational safety regulations.
The correct ramp length is determined as follows:
Height difference (in meters) ÷ 30 × 100 = Minimum required ramp length
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Frequently asked questions about this product
Our loading ramp calculator finds the right ramp for you in four steps: it determines the required ramp length from your loading edge height and the required load capacity from the vehicle weight and axle distance – and directly suggests suitable loading ramps from our range.
- Select your vehicle: mini excavator, tracked vehicle, wheel loader, forklift, car, motorcycle and more – including the type of undercarriage (rubber tracks, steel tracks or wheels). Steel tracks require specially designed ramps; the calculator takes this into account automatically.
- Enter the weight: what counts is the actual weight during loading – for excavators this includes the driver, attachments (bucket, hammer, grab) and fuel.
- Enter the axle distance: this determines how the weight is distributed on the ramps and what load capacity per pair is required.
- Measure the loading edge height: the calculator uses the height difference to determine the minimum ramp length.
Important: the ramp incline must not exceed 30% (approx. 16.5°) in accordance with occupational safety regulations. The minimum length is calculated as: height difference (m) : 30 × 100.
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