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VEVOR CP-1P-2 2-Pack Cable Protection Ramps 39.37 in 1 Channel 2000 lbs
Two 39.37 in single-channel TPR ramps protect cords and support 2000 lbs per axle
- typeOther Appliances
- Two-pack covers 39.37 in each for extended cable protection
- Single 1.57 x 0.51 in channel fits cords and hoses neatly
- TPR material resists deformation and stays grippy on floors
- Supports 2000 lbs per axle for carts and light vehicles
- Operates above -40 for reliable indoor and outdoor use
Two-Pack Single-Channel Cable Ramps
This two-pack supplies two 39.37 in drop-over cable protectors made from TPR rubber. Each unit weighs 5.95 lbs and features a 1.57 x 0.51 in channel groove for cords or hoses. The black ramps operate down to -40 temperature and suit indoor or outdoor floors.
Pedestrian and Light-Cart Traffic Only
The 2000 lbs per axle rating supports wheelchairs, hand trucks and light carts across walkways, warehouses or school corridors. Heavy vehicles, forklifts or high-speed traffic will exceed the load limit and should use a different system. Builders needing multi-channel routing or interlocking sections must look elsewhere.
2000 lbs Per Axle Load Limit
The single specification that decides suitability is the 2000 lbs per axle maximum load capacity. If the wheels crossing the cover exceed this weight the ramp can deform or fail, so verify every vehicle axle weight before purchase.
Highlights
- Two-pack covers 39.37 in each for extended cable protection
- Single 1.57 x 0.51 in channel fits cords and hoses neatly
- TPR material resists deformation and stays grippy on floors
- Supports 2000 lbs per axle for carts and light vehicles
- Operates above -40 for reliable indoor and outdoor use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 39.37 in cable ramp and what step is often missed?
Lay each ramp flat on the floor with the 1.57 x 0.51 in channel facing up, press cables into the groove, then walk the length to seat the TPR base; the missed step is ensuring the 0.79 in profile sits flush so wheels don't catch the edge.
What maintenance or replacement will the TPR ramps need over time?
Sweep debris from the 1.57 in channel weekly; inspect the 5.12 in wide base for permanent deformation or cracking after heavy cart traffic and replace any ramp that no longer lies flat or shows torn groove walls.
What limit appears first when the 2000 lbs per axle rating is tested continuously?
Sustained loads near the 2000 lbs per axle rating cause the TPR to heat and soften, leading to permanent compression of the 0.79 in height and reduced channel clearance before any structural failure occurs.
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