Wheel Chock

Wheel Chock

Wheel Stoppers (or chocks) are wedges of durable material placed closely against a vehicle's wheels to avoid accidental movement. Chocks are placed for safety in addition to setting the brakes. The bottom surface is typically coated in rubber to boost grip with the bottom.

Wheel Stoppers aren't needed for independent CMV drivers, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a good idea to have a backup plan should your brakes malfunction. Accidents do happen. Wheel chocks merely make sure that you're searching for the security of yourself and the people around you.

if you are a commercial motor vehicle you likely do not need a wheel chock but double-check to make sure your vehicle isn’t an exception. Normally wheel stoppers are known as wheel blockers. It is commonly used for safety and protection for your vehicles as well as for your protection from unexpected accidents.

Aircraft Chock

An aircraft wheel chock is also a type of wheel chock used in aircraft industries. It is specially designed for aircraft applications. Wheel chocks should be positioned downhill and below the vehicle's center of gravity. If it is a downhill grade, We need to place the chocks in front of the front wheels. And for an uphill grade, we have to position the chocks behind the rear wheels.

you should choose the product based on your application. If you are not much aware of the technical side of it, the technicians can guide you in the purchase of the industrial aircraft wheel chock that you need. Most of the chock descriptions can specify which sort of craft they're suited for; note the scale of the craft chock product so you'll be able to take care that it will secure the wheels properly. 

Feel free to contact us for information about any of our aircraft wheel chocks that aren’t readily available on our website. As part of our commitment to safety, we want to make sure that you get the precise aircraft wheel chocks that your aircraft requires to function.