
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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A distribution dock turns trailers faster than any other part of the building, and every turn is a chance for a trailer to move while a fork truck is inside it.
Covered by the equipment listed below.
Covered by the equipment listed below.
Covered by the equipment listed below.
Covered by the equipment listed below.
Four lines that between them stop the trailer moving, bridge the gap to it and keep fork trucks off the building. Ordered together they cover a bay end to end.

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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Dock Boards
An aluminium dock board bridges the gap and the height difference between a dock edge and a trailer bed. The S&L TAS series publishes 21 models…
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Bollards
A steel safety bollard is a length of heavy wall pipe on a bolt-down base plate, set where a fork truck would otherwise reach something expensive.…
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Trailer Jacks
SL-TJ-02 doubles the static rating of the carried jack and adds a published lifting capacity. It rolls out to the trailer on 10 inch semi-pneumatic…
View specificationsWheel Chocks, Aluminium Dock Boards, Steel Safety Bollards, SL-TJ-02 Wheeled Trailer Stabilising Jack.
Yes. Give the model codes and quantities and they are quoted together and consolidated into one shipment.
Trailer creep during loading.
For most lines, yes. Where a rating is not published — steel dock boards and wheel chocks — the product page says so and the figure is confirmed at quotation.
Send the list of positions you need to cover and we will come back with model codes, quantities and a quotation against them.