Steel Yard Ramps – Add Shipping Docks Anywhere

Steel Yard Ramps for Every Application

Brazos Manufacturing’s line of heavy duty steel yard ramps are engineered for a wide range of use. They are built from structural steel, diamond deck steel plate and steel grating. The grating has serrations for maximum traction. Designed to take the type of heavy use typically found in an industrial, agricultural, logistical or commercial application. The use of a loading ramp (portable dock ramp) makes a loading dock available in any parking lot or produce field. A Brazos portable steel truck ramp allows loading and unloading of pallet goods, automobiles, sound equipment, food goods (including just picked produce in the field) or any other unit that needs to move from one level to another.

Our manufacturing group, customer-service group and engineering team have experience with a wide range of real-life applications dealing with yard ramps. They can help you problem solve and engineer the exact yard ramp for your unique situation.

• Yard ramps into buildings
• Mobile yard ramps into truck
• Yard ramps to outside docks
• Yard ramps between levels inside buildings
• Yard ramps – building to building

We list below some standard steel yard ramps. Starting at 16,000 lbs capacity and going up to 150,000 lbs capacity. We can engineer and build ramps that exceed the dimensions and capacities listed here.  Also listed here are a few of the most common accessory items that work with ramps in the field. If you will work with our customer-service team we can engineer any item that will make yard ramps use safe and efficient.

On standard model yard ramps we have the incline be done over 30′ of ramp and our models that are going to a dock or platform their length stops at 30′. However, if the yard ramp is moving from the ground to truck and back we add a 6′ length which acts as a level off. That 6′ allows the truck and load (in most cases) to move to level prior to entering the trailer. Talk to our customer service representatives if you have a question or think your application might need special attention.