Which loading ramps do I need?

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  1. Measure the deck heightFrom the ground to the top of the tray or trailer deck.
  2. Know the weightThe machine plus anything it carries, per pair of ramps.
  3. Check the widthTrack or tyre width, and whether it needs a pair or a single wide ramp.

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Heeve 1.8-Tonne 3.2m x 390mm Aluminium Loading Ramps

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  • Length3240mm
  • Holds1,800kg
  • Made ofAluminium
Regular price $1,059
$962.73 ex GST
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Sureweld 1.5-Tonne 2.4m x 390mm Rubber Series Aluminium Loading Ramps

  • Length2400mm
  • Holds1,500kg
  • Made ofAluminium
Regular price $1,265
$1,150 ex GST
Ships in 3–10 business days
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Digga 1.5-Tonne 2.5m x 300mm Ezi-Loada Aluminium Loading Ramps

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  • Length2500mm
  • Holds1,500kg
  • Made ofAluminium
Regular price $1,243
$1,130 ex GST
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Are steel or aluminium loading ramps better?

Aluminium loading ramps are often the go-to choice over steel ones, mainly because they’re a breeze to handle.

Their lightweight nature means you can easily move each loading ramp around on your own, without needing an extra pair of hands or any special equipment.

Despite being light, aluminium ramps are still tough enough to handle hefty loads, which is perfect if you’re often on the move and need to set up ramps at various locations.

Plus, aluminium doesn’t just bring ease of use to the table; it’s also great for durability. It stands up well against the elements, resisting rust and corrosion far better than steel.

This means your ramps not only look better for longer but also last longer, making them a smart pick for anyone looking to get the best value and reliability from their ramps.

Whether for business or personal use, aluminium ramps tick all the right boxes.

How do I choose the right set of loading ramps?

When you’re in the market for a good set of alloy ramps, there are a few key features you’ll want to keep an eye out for to ensure you’re making the right choice. First off, aluminium loading ramps are a top pick because they strike the perfect balance between lightweight portability and heavy-duty durability.

This makes them easy to move and set up, yet strong enough to handle the hefty weight of skid steer loaders and other heavy machinery.

Look for ramps with enhanced beam strength and interlocking rungs which not only add to the structural integrity but also improve safety by minimising slip and debris accumulation.

Additionally, a ramp that can support high weight capacities while providing options for different types of machinery, from rubber track machines, machines with rubber tyres to steel-tracked equipment, is ideal.

Ultimately, choosing the right aluminium loading ramp set comes down to a combination of enhanced safety features, durability, and design suited to your specific needs—whether you’re loading heavy-duty equipment onto flat beds or simply need a reliable solution for frequent use.

With these considerations in mind, you’ll be well on your way to finding aluminium loading ramps that offers a smoother ride and longer-lasting performance.