Rubber Wheel Chock Highly resistant to abrasion, impacts,corrosion, sun, salt, ozone and oil.

EPC32 rubber wheel chock for trucks, docks and parking areas

The EPC32 wheel chock helps hold a wheel when a vehicle, trailer or equipment must remain in place during loading, unloading, parking or service work. Its rubber construction provides resistance for common yard, dock and shop conditions. The product page indicates resistance to abrasion, impact, corrosion, salt, ozone and oil.

This chock weighs 13 lb according to API data and measures 8.5 in x 7 in x 10 in. It must be selected and positioned according to wheel size, slope, floor condition, vehicle type and the site's internal procedures.

Features of the EPC32 rubber wheel chock

The EPC32 chock provides a simple physical marker to reduce unintended wheel movement in a controlled work or parking context.

• Product code: EPC32.
• Type: rubber wheel chock.
• Associated supplier code: KH032.
• API dimensions: 8.5 in x 7 in x 10 in.
• API weight: 13 lb.
• Indicated resistance: abrasion, impact, corrosion, salt, ozone and oil.
• Use: vehicle wheel, trailer, dock, yard or parking area.

Applications for docks, trucks and loading areas

This chock can be used around loading docks, parking areas, workshops, industrial yards, garages and areas where a vehicle must stay still during an operation. It is especially useful as a complement to parking procedures, vehicle brakes and dock safety instructions.

Inspection, placement and limits of the EPC32 chock

Before use, inspect the chock for cracks, deformation, cuts or contaminated surfaces. Place the chock firmly against the wheel, on stable ground and according to the site procedure. A wheel chock does not replace the parking brake, dock restraint or other required measures for vehicle control.

FAQ about the EPC32 rubber wheel chock

What material is the EPC32 chock made from?

The product page indicates a rubber wheel chock.

What are the chock dimensions?

The API dimensions are 8.5 in x 7 in x 10 in.

What weight is indicated?

The indicated API weight is 13 lb.

Is the chock resistant to oil and salt?

The page indicates resistance to oil, salt, ozone, abrasion, impact and corrosion.

Does the chock replace other safety measures?

No. It complements site procedures, brakes and required devices without replacing them.

Suggestions to complete wheel safety equipment

To complete the chock, the chain (EPC32C) helps connect or secure the chock, the bracket (EPC32S) supports wall storage, the reflectors (EPTR) complete a roadside kit, and the cone (EPTCONE) marks a temporary area.

To improve visibility around the vehicle, the lamp (LL177) adds a lighted marker, the baton (EFLAS3) supports manual directions, the flag (EFLA17) helps the flagger, and the drum (EPTBA) channels a longer area.

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