3 Most Popular Types of Ramps

Guest blog from MHI Member Company New Age Industrial

Having a good set of ramps is essential for many different types of jobs. With so many options it might be difficult to figure out which one would best suit your needs or job site, so we’ve put together a short list detailing the 3 most popular styles and what makes them unique. Each has its own advantages, so read on to find out more about the different kinds of ramps available. Then you can make an informed decision when it comes time to buy!

Arched Ramps

These industrial grade, Arched Utility Ramps are designed to accommodate a variety of equipment, typically up to 1500 pounds. They are ideal for low ground clearance machinery such as lawn and garden tractors, utility vehicles, golf carts, atvs and motorcycles. All ramps come standard with adjustable stabilizing straps. The Arched design provides the correct ramp-to-equipment clearance. Protective vinyl tips minimize scratches and keep ramps secure while loading and unloading. The tube ribbed laterals provide superior traction for equipment. The all-welded design provides superior strength and durability.

Hinged Ramps

Hinged Ramps are offered in several configurations. Bi-Fold Ramps have a large ramp deck to accommodate different equipment widths. Easy separation can accommodate even wider loads. Tri-Fold ramps work great in situations where narrow storage is desired and greater widths are required. Again, each section can be separated to accommodate wider loads. Heavy Duty folding ramps are the most robust ramps covered in this article. The typical 2400 pound per ramp capacity accommodates a wider spectrum of equipment.

Threshold/Curb Ramps

Threshold and Curb ramps are a handy accessory for hand trucks. Negotiating curbs and thresholds with hand trucks that are carrying heavy loads has never been easier. They are lightweight and make transportation simple. Each of the ramps are fitted with anti-slip friction tape. A flat transition surface and curb stops underneath keep the ramp in place.

These 3 types of ramps are all great options, but they each have their own unique benefits that may be a better fit for your needs or job site than others. Learn more about ramps from companies like New Age Industrial.

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