The Electric Hydraulic Dock Leveler is a top - notch solution for high - traffic dock areas. Its state - of - the - art hydraulic design allows for super - easy operation with just a push of a button. To use, simply press and hold the 'raise' button. This activates the hydraulic pump, and the deck will start to rise. Once the deck reaches the raised position, the lip extends automatically. Then, release the 'raise' button, and the deck will gently descend to rest on the trailer. The control box comes with a standard red emergency stop button for safety. When the truck pulls away, the deck goes down to the full - down position, trips the limit switch, and automatically returns to the level cross - traffic position. It has telescopic steel toe guards on both sides, flush with the platform edge, a service range of +/- 12', and two laminated bumpers. It operates on 460V 3 - Phase power as standard. You can get uniform capacities up to 80,000 pounds; just contact the factory. All measurements are approximate, and slight variations may occur. The weights shown are approximate shipping weights. Here are some of our popular models: EH - 65 - 20 (6'W x 5'4'L, 20,000 - pound capacity, 1407 lbs), EH - 66 - 20 (6'W x 6'4'L, 20,000 - pound capacity, 1568 lbs), and many more.
Using the Electric Hydraulic Dock Leveler is a breeze. First, find a good spot for it in your high - usage dock area. When you need to use it, stand near the control box and press and hold the 'raise' button. Keep an eye on the deck as it goes up. Once it's high enough, the lip will pop out on its own. Then let go of the 'raise' button, and the deck will come down onto the trailer. If there's ever an emergency, quickly press the red emergency stop button. After the truck leaves, the deck will reset itself. As for maintenance, check the hydraulic system regularly for any leaks. Wipe down the deck and the control box to keep them clean. If you notice any problems or if you need a capacity higher than what's listed, don't hesitate to contact the factory. Also, remember that the measurements and weights given are just estimates, so expect a little variation.
