Rite-Hite's Global Wheel Chock (GWC-1000):
An Advanced Chocking System

Constant Operational Communication

Standard Rite-Vu™ Light Communication actively communicates dock status via red/green lights to let the truck driver know when it's safe to pull-in or pull-out from the loading dock position. To further enhance dock safety, The Global Wheel Chock also senses when it has lost contact with the tire and alerts dock personnel via the inside control box.

Future Rite-Vu™ Integration

Ultra-sonic sensors in the GWC-1000 communicate directly with Rite-Hite controls. Controls can integrate line-of-sight light communication such as Corner-Vu™ and Leveler-Vu™, as well as audible and visual alarms in exterior Approach-Vu™ and interior Pedestrian-Vu™. Lok-Vu™ can also be added which utilizes a single or dual outside camera view displayed on the interior via a standalone power source and monitor. 

Proven Reliability for over 40 years of Dok-Lok^® Vehicle Restraints

Innovation is a journey, especially when you invented the industry. Leading the way for the past 40 years, we continue to keep loading dock safety our top priority. From the original Dok-Lok® in 1980 to the category-creating Global Wheel Chock in 2020, learn how we are "Always Looking Ahead!" to help keep you safe. 

NEW PODCAST: RITE FROM THE SOURCE

We've gathered our industry experts to bring you the latest information on all things material handling! From safety and security at the loading dock to energy savings and environmental control inside your facility, and everything in between, we cover it all! Each episode, released monthly, is loaded with helpful industry information.

AVAILABLE NOW! EPISODE 15

COVID-19, Employee Separation and Safety Measures

· Actions companies have taken to address safety for their employees.
· Social distancing solutions to help separate workers in a facility or warehouse setting.
· Ways loading dock equipment can help provide a safe working environment.