Aluminium ramps 2000 x 450 x 120mm 33000kg for steel track vehicles
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Aluminium ramps 2000 x 450 x 120mm 33000kg for steel track vehicles
Product.Nr.: 990014813
- ALU loading ramps / drive-up ramps
- 2000 x 450 x 120mm
- Load capacity per pair up to 33,000kg, depending on the axle distance of the vehicle
- (min/max) drive-up height from 450-600mm
- Suitable for steel-tracked vehicles
- Specially milled surface providing the necessary grip
- Scope of delivery: 2 pieces = 1 pair + slip protection
Load capacity depending on axle distance in kg
| 1000mm | 1500mm | > 2000mm |
| 33000kg | 33000kg | 33000kg |
Due to the special aluminum profile, these ramps are suitable for loading tracked vehicles such as excavators, crawlers, etc. However, vehicles with pneumatic tires, solid rubber wheels, and rubber tracks can also be loaded.
INFO
The ramp incline must not exceed 30%, which corresponds to 16.5°, according to occupational safety regulations.
The correct length of the ramps is determined as follows:
Height difference (in meters) : 30 x 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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