Pvc Retractable Sponge Dock Seal Dock Shelter For Logistics & Distribution Centers
Logistics and distribution centers operate under high loading frequency, multiple truck types, and strict efficiency requirements. Our sponge loading dock shelters, also known as foam dock seals, are engineered to provide reliable sealing between trucks and dock doors, even in demanding logistics environments. By reducing air leakage and friction during docking, these loading dock seals help logistics facilities lower energy consumption, protect cargo, and improve the overall working environment at busy distribution docks.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Compression | 50% |
| Wind resistance rating | ≥6 |
| Sponge | The sponge has good resilience, does not deform, and has good elasticity. It uses 20 density material, with a hardness of 45-60, and is a neutral sponge. The sponge width is 300mm, and the thickness is 250mm (dimensions are manufactured according to customer requirements). |
| Tensile strength | 4000/3500 (warp/weft) |
| Tear strength | 450/500 (warp/weft) |
| Fabric/Reinforcement | Made of high-strength wear-resistant PVC curtain fabric, polyvinyl chloride, basically 100% polyester, 100% PES, curtain thickness ≥0.8mm |
| Operating temperature | -20~60℃ |
| Fasteners | Standard parts |
Sponge loading dock shelters are widely used in:
These logistics dock seals are key components of modern loading dock equipment and dock shelter systems.
Q: Are sponge dock seals suitable for high-frequency logistics docks?
A: Yes, they are designed for frequent docking and unloading operations in busy distribution centers.
Q: Can sponge dock seals adapt to different truck heights?
A: Yes, adjustable curtains and multiple head designs allow flexible adaptation.
Q: Do sponge dock seals help reduce energy loss?
A: Absolutely. They minimize air leakage and improve indoor temperature stability.
Get professional consultation, technical specifications, and pricing for sponge loading dock shelters designed for logistics and distribution centers.
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Pvc Retractable Sponge Dock Seal Dock Shelter For Logistics & Distribution Centers
Logistics and distribution centers operate under high loading frequency, multiple truck types, and strict efficiency requirements. Our sponge loading dock shelters, also known as foam dock seals, are engineered to provide reliable sealing between trucks and dock doors, even in demanding logistics environments. By reducing air leakage and friction during docking, these loading dock seals help logistics facilities lower energy consumption, protect cargo, and improve the overall working environment at busy distribution docks.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Compression | 50% |
| Wind resistance rating | ≥6 |
| Sponge | The sponge has good resilience, does not deform, and has good elasticity. It uses 20 density material, with a hardness of 45-60, and is a neutral sponge. The sponge width is 300mm, and the thickness is 250mm (dimensions are manufactured according to customer requirements). |
| Tensile strength | 4000/3500 (warp/weft) |
| Tear strength | 450/500 (warp/weft) |
| Fabric/Reinforcement | Made of high-strength wear-resistant PVC curtain fabric, polyvinyl chloride, basically 100% polyester, 100% PES, curtain thickness ≥0.8mm |
| Operating temperature | -20~60℃ |
| Fasteners | Standard parts |
Sponge loading dock shelters are widely used in:
These logistics dock seals are key components of modern loading dock equipment and dock shelter systems.
Q: Are sponge dock seals suitable for high-frequency logistics docks?
A: Yes, they are designed for frequent docking and unloading operations in busy distribution centers.
Q: Can sponge dock seals adapt to different truck heights?
A: Yes, adjustable curtains and multiple head designs allow flexible adaptation.
Q: Do sponge dock seals help reduce energy loss?
A: Absolutely. They minimize air leakage and improve indoor temperature stability.
Get professional consultation, technical specifications, and pricing for sponge loading dock shelters designed for logistics and distribution centers.
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