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TRUCK GATES
LOAD RACKS
MINE-SITE SAFETY GATES
HANGING GATES
SPECIFICATIONS
LINKS
CONTACT
Based in Perth WA
A good tip is when you are travelling empty to lay the gates down as this is when they rattle around & the metal becomes fatigued!
Load Racks
Load racks at the front & rear are necessary on most trailers carrying general freight as they can help stop the freight moving. They can be supplied in 3 classes from light-weight up to heavy duty.
Lightweight loadracks can be fitted with flat inserts inside the bottom 250mm to help stop them cracking or bending. This enables you to have a loadrack that can still be handled easily but less chance of cracking or bending at the bottom.
for most makes of trailers or if not in stock can be made to order
in a short time.
Curtain Siders
Beware of the fact that side curtains are not classed as a load restraint
so if you have a pallet or anything inside with no gates and not tied down it is classed as being not secured.
Some newer trailers have special curtains which are classed as load restraining but you would need to check with the manufacturer.
Some newer trailers have special curtains which are classed as load restraining but you would need to check with the manufacturer.
Most sizes kept in stock or can be made to order in a short time.
