Winch & loading ramps

If you use a trailer, loading ramps and hand winches are convenient tools for loading and unloading heavy items. Loading ramps are sturdy, portable inclines that you place on the loading floor of your trailer or van. They make it easy to drive heavy items such as machinery, vehicles, or wheelchairs on and off. Loading ramps are available in various materials, such as aluminium or steel.

12 Products
Ramps Steel 2x1,50mtrCarpoint
Ramps Steel 2x1,50mtr
81,91
In stock
Loading ramp Steel 1.50 m per pieceCarpoint
Ramp / baby bridge foldableCarpoint
Hand winch 545kg 20m cableCarpoint
Hand winch TüV / GSCarpoint
Hand winch TüV / GS
71,51
In stock
Electric winch 12V 1000kg 15 metersCarpoint
Hand winch 630 kgCarpoint
Hand winch 630 kg
44,77
Expected
Ramp plate 180 x 26 cmTCP
Ramp plate 180 x 26 cm
110,50
Temporarily out of stock
Ramp plate 150 x 21 cmTCP
Ramp plate 150 x 21 cm
115,36
Temporarily out of stock
Hand winch 360 kgCarpoint
Hand winch 360 kg
34,58
Out of stock

With a loading ramp, you can roll heavy items into your trailer, van, or commercial vehicle easily and without lifting. This is essential if you work with heavy vehicles, trolleys, or in passenger transport where you may occasionally need to load wheelchairs.

A winch is a steel cable wound around a mechanism. By turning the mechanism, you can wind or unwind the cable. A winch can be operated manually or by an electric motor.

This allows you to pull heavy objects towards you. It can be useful for tasks such as pulling a tree out of the ground, or for hauling a boat or a stack of planks onto a trailer.

Important considerations when purchasing

When choosing a loading ramp or ramps, it?s important to check the load capacity. Ramps come in different lengths and widths, and some can be folded for easy storage. Keep in mind that a longer ramp will have a gentler incline, making it easier to drive objects up but less suitable for tight spaces.

A winch can be hand-operated or powered by an electric motor. A hand winch is useful in situations where no electricity is available. Pay close attention to the pulling capacity, cable length, and the power multiplication the winch provides.