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MECHANICAL WHEEL CHOCK - Rhino Gear

Part #: HTMWC-FPD

The Rhino Gear HTMWC-FPD Mechanical Wheel Chock provides a robust and reliable solution for securing vehicles and equipment in professional automotive and industrial environments. Engineered for demanding use, this heavy-duty wheel chock ensures stable immobilization, enhancing safety during maintenance, loading, and storage operations. Its portable design allows for flexible application across various worksites.

Key Features

  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily professional use, offering exceptional durability and longevity.
  • Adjustable Width: Accommodates a wide range of wheel sizes, from 8 inches minimum to 17 inches maximum, providing versatile application.
  • Portable Design: Lightweight enough for easy transport and rapid deployment, making it ideal for dynamic work settings.
  • Secure Vehicle Immobilization: Provides a dependable mechanical block to prevent unintended movement of vehicles, trailers, and heavy equipment.
  • Professional-Grade Reliability: Designed for consistent performance in challenging shop and industrial conditions.

Applications

This mechanical wheel chock is an essential safety tool for professional technicians and mechanics. It is commonly used in automotive repair shops, service centers, and fleet maintenance facilities to secure cars, light trucks, and vans during lifting or repair. Industrial applications include securing trailers at loading docks, preventing movement of heavy machinery, and stabilizing equipment during staging or storage, ensuring a safer working environment.

Specifications

  • Minimum Wheel Width: 8"
  • Maximum Wheel Width: 17"
  • Shipping Weight: 27 lbs.

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  • Model: 245315
  • Shipping Weight: 26lbs
  • UPC: 810524022415
  • Manufacturers Part #: HTMWC-FPD
  • Manufactured by: Rhino Gear
  • Also Known As: DYOHTMWC-FPD

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 May, 2017.