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Dual Swing Arm Dock Light

Locally manufactured LED dock light for illuminating trailer interiors during loading — simple and robust construction, cost-effective to repair or replace.

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Overview

The Dock-Rite Dual Swing Arm Dock Light is a simple, robust, locally manufactured LED dock light designed to illuminate trailer interiors during loading and unloading. The dual swing arm provides flexible, precise light positioning.

✓ LED technology for significant energy savings
✓ Locally manufactured — easy and economical to repair or replace
✓ Dual swing arm for flexible, precise positioning
✓ Simple, solid construction — minimal maintenance
✓ Mounts to dock wall or door frame
✓ Cost-effective total cost of ownership
SpecificationDetail
MakeDock-Rite — locally manufactured
TechnologyLED
MountingDual swing arm
ConstructionSimple, solid — easy field repairs

Crash Resistant Lip Mechanism

Spring-loaded patented mechanism absorbs vehicle impact — minimises damage.

Truck Guides

Ground-fixed alignment guides for safe and accurate truck reversing.

Vehicle Restraints / Dock Chocks

Prevents premature vehicle departure during loading operations.

Galvanized Finish

For coastal or cold storage environments requiring extra corrosion resistance.

Extra Heavy Duty Leaf Bumpers

Long-lasting laminated conveyor belt bumpers for high-traffic loading bays.

Freestanding Base Frame / Dock Pod

For retrofit or rented premises where pit installation is not possible.

Dual Swing Arm Dock Light

LED illumination for trailer interiors during loading operations.

Dock Gap Brushes

Seals the gap between dock face and vehicle for climate and dust control.

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Our team of dock equipment specialists can assist with product selection, site surveys, installation, and ongoing maintenance across South Africa and into Africa.

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