Cross Dock and Distribution Loading Platforms

Dockzilla Co. (known as Leum Engineering in federal procurement databases) helps emergency response teams set up temporary medical structures, and we work with essential businesses to keep up with unprecedented supply chain demands. Our industrial grade modular and mobile loading docks and loading platforms (with shelters) are quick to set up and they load and unload needed supplies wherever there's space available on a property - whether it's a parking lot, inside a grade level building, or in a field. We exclusively offer solar powered loading dock levelers so there's no need for a power source to operate the dock leveler. All of our loading docks and ramps are modular, so they can be reconfigured or moved whenever needed:
Portable Loading Dock: This complete, self-standing loading dock helps forklifts safely and quickly load and unload trailers anywhere; it included an exclusive; solar powered hydraulic levelers for various vehicle/trailer heights with no power requirements
Mobile Loading Dock: easily solar-powered dock leveler is available, so you won’t need access to a building for power maneuver with a forklift to meet trailers wherever they arrive
Adjustable Height Dock: no-maintenance legs adjust heights to varying trailer heights
Cross Dock Platforms: Sort and distribute supplies quickly from inbound to outbound freight; allows for the creation fast response and turn up loading “hubs” in any geographic area
When you need a loading dock, Dockzilla can offer:
• Quick Set Up: 2-man set up, off-load by crane and set into place - use same day
• OSHA Compliant: Protect people & loads with OSHA-required wheel chocks, personnel guards, and tall solid side curbs
• Modularity: Removable & relocatable - use today for emergency shipping & in the future for added capacity (our engineers can assist with reconfiguring to move these docks post-relief efforts)

[@thedragonarmorchannel1772]

Awesome

[@StevePringle]

Nice. Are the models available too?

[@steelindustriallife6534]

what's the price range of these platforms?