Vestil Manufacturing HANDLE Wheel Chock Ergonomic HANDLE

Product Description

The VESTIL MANUFACTURING HANDLE is a steel ergonomic handle designed for use with compatible wheel chocks. It attaches to the wheel chock to give technicians and dock workers a standing-height grip, eliminating the need to bend down to retrieve a chock from a tire. The D-ring integrated into the handle accepts a security chain, allowing the chock to be tethered to a vehicle, dock, or trailer when not actively in use. Chain is not included. The handle is finished in high-visibility yellow and is built for repeated use in industrial environments including loading docks, warehouses, and fleet maintenance facilities.

This handle accessory is intended for use in industrial and commercial applications where wheel chocks are deployed regularly, such as loading dock operations, trucking terminals, and warehouse vehicle staging areas. It reduces repetitive bending stress on workers retrieving chocks from beneath trailers or heavy equipment. The ergonomic design supports faster chock placement and removal during high-volume loading and unloading cycles. Installation requires no special tools in most configurations.

Key Features

• Ergonomic standing-height grip eliminates bending when retrieving chock from tire
• Integrated D-ring for attaching a security chain to the chock
• Durable steel construction rated for repeated industrial use
• High-visibility yellow finish improves visibility on busy dock floors
• Sold individually as an optional accessory for compatible wheel chocks

Compatibility

Designed as an optional ergonomic handle accessory for compatible VESTIL MANUFACTURING wheel chocks used in industrial and commercial vehicle restraint applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by dock equipment technicians or maintenance personnel. Verify the handle attachment hardware is fully secured before placing the chock into service. Attach any security chain through the D-ring in accordance with your facility safety program. Inspect the handle and D-ring connection periodically for wear or deformation, especially in high-cycle environments.