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MADE FOR SEMI-TRUCKS  --- OSHA DIRECTIVE 1910.178(K)(1)

Our  Laminated Wheel Chock is constructed from heavy-duty
rubber/nylon/fabric laminated pads compressed together between
two steel plates.  This wheel chock will resist tearing and will stand
up to the toughest of weather conditions.

The Laminated pads are compressed and held together with steel
rods that connect to triangular steel plates.  This wheel chock's
curved design will fit the contour of truck/trailer tires for a positive
gripping action.  

This truck wheel chock works great at your dock with our safety
locking devices.   It helps to stop accidental movement of your
truck/trailer when loading or unloading at the dock.

Our laminated wheel chock is contoured and reversible, giving you
positive surface traction when engaged with a trailer at your loading
dock site.   The chock's weight at 14 lbs. - helps to  prevent slippage
in most weather conditions.

Chain attachment point on side plate for easy installation of chain.  
We suggest that a chain be attached to laminated wheel chock when
used at your loading dock.
Laminated Wheel Chock
Price Chart Below - Model #WC8811
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OSHA DIRECTIVE
1910.178(k)(1):

"The brakes of highway
trucks  shall be set and
wheel chocks placed
under the rear wheels to
prevent the trucks from
rolling while they are
boarded with powered
industrial trucks."

8" long x 8" tall x 8" wide

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OSHA DIRECTIVE
1910.178(k)(1):

"The brakes of highway trucks  
shall be set and wheel chocks
placed under the rear wheels
to prevent the trucks from
rolling while they are boarded
with powered industrial trucks.
1-4
5-11
12+
$26.95
$24.79
$24.75
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To maintain a standard
of compliance, it is
important to make
sure wheel chocks
are always at your
loading dock.

Not long ago a forklift
operator was killed
when a trailer not
chocked pulled away
from the dock while
the forklift was leaving
the trailer.  The
operator tried to jump
clear and was
crushed by the forklift
itself.