Application Scenarios
Typical Scenarios:
Logistics Warehouse Docks: Used in combination with dock levelers and dock seals to form an integrated “Vehicle Restraint – Sealing – Loading/Unloading” safety workflow. For example, every dock at Amazon logistics centers is equipped with a vehicle restraint as standard.
Cold Chain Warehousing:
Vehicle restraints are installed at cold storage docks to prevent truck movement and potential cold air loss, even under low-temperature conditions where mechanical malfunctions may occur.
Hazardous Materials Handling Areas:
Stainless steel restraints with anti-static design are used for loading and unloading chemical materials, fuels, or other hazardous goods, eliminating spark risks.
Installation Guidelines
1. Electric (Intelligent) Vehicle Restraint: Equipped with motor drive and PLC control system. Supports remote operation and IoT monitoring (e.g., checking lock status via mobile app). Designed for automated logistics centers.
2. Surface Treatment: The vehicle restraint hook is treated with cold galvanization or electrostatic powder coating.
Working Principle
Once the truck is docked, the operator activates the restraint hook by rotating a handle. At this point, the dock leveler and truck are securely locked together, allowing safe loading operations. After unloading is completed, the operator rotates the handle again to retract the hook, releasing the vehicle so it can depart.
Electric (Intelligent) Vehicle Restraint: Equipped with motor drive and PLC control system. Supports remote operation and IoT monitoring (e.g., checking lock status via mobile app). Designed for automated logistics centers.
