
Wheel Chocks
Wheel Chocks
A wheel chock is the cheapest thing on a loading dock and the one that most often is not there. S&L lists six models, SL-WC-01 to SL-WC-06, across…
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Rubber, cast iron and steel chocks that hold a trailer still while it is being loaded.
Trailer creep and early departure while a fork truck is still inside the trailer.

Wheel Chocks
A wheel chock is the cheapest thing on a loading dock and the one that most often is not there. S&L lists six models, SL-WC-01 to SL-WC-06, across…
View specificationsS&L publishes six chock models but no rated weights for them. The product page lists what is documented and marks what is not.
| Product line | Published data | Leading column |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel Chocks | Quoted at enquiry | Quoted per bay |

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Aluminium and steel dock boards that bridge the gap between a dock and a trailer bed.
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No. Chocks are quoted by model and quantity, and a mixed pallet across the six models is quoted as one line.
Trailer creep and early departure while a fork truck is still inside the trailer.
Yes. Wheel Chocks is quoted alongside anything else in the range and consolidated into one shipment.
At the S&L works in Laizhou, Shandong. Wheel Chocks is produced there alongside the rest of the dock equipment range and shipped from the same works.
Say what the yard surface is and whether the chocks will be carried any distance, and the recommendation will follow the surface rather than the price list.