EAGLE 1795CR Shipping Ramp 35 In

Shipping Container Ramp

The EAGLE 1795CR Shipping Ramp is a plastic dock accessory built to bridge height differences up to 6 inches during container loading and unloading. Its 35-inch width suits standard entry points found in marine and industrial settings. The ramp arrives new and is intended for operations that move wheeled equipment between dock level and container floors.

Build Integration

The ramp rests directly on the dock edge and container sill without bolts or permanent brackets, so it can be repositioned by hand as traffic patterns change. A 36-inch length provides a gradual incline that reduces the effort needed to push hand trucks or pallet jacks across the gap. The 6-inch thickness distributes wheel loads across the plastic body, protecting both the dock surface and the container threshold from point damage.

Capacity and Headroom

The 6-inch maximum height difference defines the operating window; larger gaps will leave the ramp too steep or unsupported at the ends. Plastic construction resists corrosion from salt spray and chemicals common in marine environments, though extreme point loads or sharp impacts can crack the material over time. Operations needing continuous heavy forklift traffic or height differences beyond 6 inches should evaluate steel or aluminium alternatives.