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Systems Loading Dock Equipment: PowerHook® Vehicle Restraint Enhances Loading Dock Safety

While there are many truck restraint options available, and adding any will help improve safety at a loading dock, there are none that match the design and reliability of the PowerHook Vehicle Restraint.

Systems Loading Dock Equipment: PowerHook® Vehicle Restraint Enhances Loading Dock Safety
By Systems Loading Dock Equipment 
September 10, 2021

The PowerHook utilizes a hydraulic operation and has one of the largest service ranges and pullout force available.

The restraint is also enclosed in the dock pit, under the leveler, making it ideal for facilities needing to remove snow or debris.

Installed with a light communication package and iDock® Controls, the PowerHook is push-button activated and can be interlocked with the dock leveler or overhead door.

When the restraint is activated, its hook extends out to seek and secure the trailer’s Rear Impact Guard (RIG) to the loading dock. This positive hold is maintained during loading until the restraint is released and retracts back to a stored position.

Improve your loading dock safety. Visit www.Poweramp.com or call Poweramp at (800) 643-5424 for more information.

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