Ramp-to-Ramp
Logistics Term
What’s the meaning of Ramp-to-Ramp?
Ramp to ramp refers to a movement of lading starting from the intermodal ramp closet to the customer and finally to the closet intermodal ramp to the receiver. The definition above suggests that ramps are employed at a particular phase in shipping. Ramps accommodate many kinds of machines while executing their duties. However, always be keen on confirming their compatibility. They vary in primary characteristics such as length and width, hook styles, weight, and durability. There are several types of loading ramps used in ramp-to-ramp services. The most popular ones in the market include the portable category.
All You Need To Know About Ramp-to-Ramp
First, mobile ramps have a lighter framework and a durable wheel system, making them easy to carry. Second, heavy-duty loading docks have exceptional strength and can easily be disassembled for transportation and creating warehouse space once they are in parts. Third, forklifts, also known as ground-to-dock ramps, come in hand when mobility and versatility are mandatory in shipping. They allow the forklift to drive to a shipping trailer bed level and unload cargo. They also accommodate attachments and come in different sizes. Fourth, rail loading docks are crucial in loading and unloading train cars. Finally, we have custom loading docks that are specialized to suit unique shipping requirements.
