PbMkt · Logistics

Loading method: rear unloading

For unloading through the rear doors with a conventional fork-lift truck, no clamp, each reel must travel flat, with the core vertical, on at least 2 timber runners (bearers) laid lengthways, parallel to the vehicle length (direction of travel), never side to side, leaving clear space to insert the forks from the rear, with corner protectors, lashing straps and labels visible from the side.

✓ Do

Runners along the truck: the forks enter from the rear, between the 2 runners.CabRear doorsForks
Runners along the truck: the forks enter from the rear, between the 2 runners.

✕ Don't

Runners side to side: they block the forks coming from the rear.CabRear doorsForks
Runners side to side: they block the forks coming from the rear.

Key points

Before leaving: Send a photo of the load before the truck leaves the loading point, so the direction of the runners can be checked.

Examples

Runners along the truck under every reel
Runners along the truck under every reel
Seen from the rear: the forks enter between the 2 runners
Seen from the rear: the forks enter between the 2 runners

Does the destination unload from the side? Loading method: side unloading