Forklift Wheel Stops (Curbs)
A triangular steel wedge, bolted to the floor and painted safety yellow, that stops a forklift or pallet truck wheel where it should not go: at dock edges, staging bays and aisle ends, before racking, walls or the dock lip. Sized at 2″ high, 6″ wide and 42″ long so it stops the wheel without blocking walkways. Four 3/4″ wedge anchors hold it down; no concrete work.
Technical Specifications
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- Tube: 5″ × 5″ × 3/16″ structural steel
- Base plates: 9″ × 9″ × 3/8″, drilled for 5/8″ holes
- Sizes: 10″, 24″ or 42″ high × 36″ or 48″ wide
- Mounting: Surface-bolted or set in concrete · 1/2″ anchors (8), not included
A bolted steel industrial guard rail that protects machinery, walkways, in-plant offices, personnel and inventory from forklift damage. Four-way posts are punched on all sides to build any barrier shape, and the system is powder coated safety yellow for maximum visibility.
- Post: 4-3/4″ × 4-3/4″ × 3/16″-thick, 42″ or 18″ high
- Footplate: 10″ × 10″ × 1/2″-thick with (4) 7/8″-dia. anchor holes
- Rail: 12″ high × 1/8″-thick, double-ribbed; 2′–10′ on post centers
- Impact rating: 12,000 lbs. at 4 mph
Heavy structural-steel angle rail that bolts flat to the floor to keep forklifts and AGVs on line down aisles and guide them safely into dock approaches, past walls, and along equipment runs. All-welded gussets and radiused entry curves deflect wheel contact and shield rack ends and structural legs from over-steer. Surface-mounted on regular anchor centers with no concrete work · powder-coated safety yellow.
- Rail: 5″-tall structural steel angle (also 3″×4″ / 4″×4″)
- Material: 5/16″-thick steel · ~8.4 lb/ft
- Standard lengths: 9.5 ft and 10 ft sections, coupled for continuous runs
- Install: Floor-anchored, holes on ~24″ centers; entry guide curves
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