TRAILER STANDS
Safety has a leg to stand on
TRAILER STAND
WHAT’S THE RISK?
When ‘spotted’ on landing gear, for loading and unloading, transport trailers present a critical safety risk. Stressed by the combined weight of cargo and forklifts, trailers can up-end, or landing gear can collapse, creating potentially devastating situations for workers caught within.
Trailer stability is affected by a complex relationship involving number of axles, trailer weight, landing gear placement, weight & placement of cargo, weight & position of forklift and more.
THE SIMPLE (Ideal) SOLUTION
When the cab disengages from the trailer, the trailer is at risk of collapse unless a secondary support system is utilized. For strength and support, Ideal Warehouse’s line up of portable Trailer Stands can be easily placed under a trailer’s front end to help prevent mishap and tragedy.
Prevent Trailer Mishap – Simply!
Prevent trailer
up-ending
Prevent landing
gear collapse
Prevent injury
Meet Our Trailer Stand Family
Shunt-truck deployed. No delay!
Shuntable
Our no-boots-on-the-ground safety solution.
Extra-wide, extra-easy support.
AutoStand Wide
Quick-to-position, ergonomic, and strong.
Our traditional Trailer Stands.
AutoStand Plus & AutoStand
Strong support. Simply.
For light-traffic docks.
Two-Post Trailer Stand
Strong, economical support.
Manage your dock efficiency with just the right trailer stand for your needs.
| Features | Shuntable | AutoStand Wide | AutoStand Plus | AutoStand | Two-Post |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100,000 lbs rating |  | | | | |
| Quick & easy to deploy | | | | |  |
| Ergonomic, stress-free design | | | | | |
| For high traffic docks | | | | | |
| Safest “side-to-side” full-load support | | | | | |
| “No boots on the ground” complete safety | | | | | |
Trailer Stand White Paper
Click here to download our Trailer Stand White Paper
Trailer Jack Alert
It is a dangerously common practice to use a trailer maintenance jack in lieu of a trailer stand. Because a trailer jack can be lowered even if trailer landing gear has failed, the dock worker is at deadly risk from trailer tip over. Jacks should only be used for the maintenance/tire change operations for which they are designed and should never be used in place of a trailer stand.
Need a Trailer Jack for Maintenance?