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JD-2016

Wheel Guides & Wheel Chocks

Review vehicle alignment and wheel restraint. Chock availability needs separate confirmation. Final selection depends on the documented site conditions and the supplying manufacturer’s configuration.

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Wheel Guides & Wheel Chocks — supplier product illustration
Supplier product illustration. Final configuration is confirmed per project. Accessory family shown; individual items are selected separately.

Where to consider this arrangement

Review vehicle alignment and wheel restraint. Chock availability needs separate confirmation.

  • Confirm vehicle rear geometry.
  • Confirm mounting positions and foundations.
  • Confirm signals and control interfaces.

When to review alternatives

Do not select this arrangement if the required working space, mounting conditions or operating envelope cannot be demonstrated. Existing equipment and civil works must be measured before a replacement is proposed.

Vehicle RestraintDock BumpersDock Traffic Lights & Loading Lights

What should be separated in a guide and chock enquiry?

Describe vehicle alignment requirements separately from wheel-restraint requirements. Provide the approach geometry and vehicle information; confirm wheel-chock availability and suitability as an individual item.

Vehicle approach layout

Wheel and vehicle information

Guide scope and chock scope separately

Specifications and configuration

Wheel Guides & Wheel Chocks: information to confirm
ItemProject record
Product referenceJD-2016
Vehicle rear geometryConfirmed per project
Mounting positions and foundationsConfirmed per project
Signals and control interfacesConfirmed per project
Dimensioned drawingAvailable on request — confirmed per project

Source: JBL Dock Catalogue V1.2 (review edition) and website planning framework. Content reviewed for this draft: 17 October 2026. Technical values and configuration require project confirmation.

The catalogue reference table below distinguishes review values from unresolved entries. These are not approved order specifications. No certification or universal compatibility is claimed.

Catalogue configuration reference

Review data—not an approved order specification. The entries below are transcribed from Catalogue V1.2 and remain subject to technical confirmation.

JD-2016 · JD-2301–JD-2318, accessory family · Catalogue pages 25–27

ParameterReview catalogue entryWhat to confirm
Signals / loading lightJD-2301 / JD-2302Confirm voltage, controls and exact light specification.
Guides / bollardJD-2303–JD-2305 / JD-2306Confirm geometry and mounting.
BumpersJD-2307–JD-2318Confirm material, backing plate and fixing interface.

Open technical items: Accessory family images are not an inclusive package. Explosion-protection claims lack evidence and the guide-rail Direction column is ambiguous. Individual availability requires confirmation.

What should be checked?

Agree the inspection scope with the supplying manufacturer before order. Relevant checks include dimensions against the approved drawing, component identity, mounting details, visible condition, applicable functional checks, marking and packing.

Inspection records to agree

What configuration is required?

Describe the operating sequence and site constraints. Confirm materials, finish, electrical requirements and control interfaces where applicable. Options shown in reference illustrations are not automatically included in the order.

Know what your quotation includes

Compare the same equipment and installation scope. Ask for an itemised offer showing the selected configuration, included items and exclusions.

No universal standard package is confirmed in this review. Agree the following scope before comparing prices.

Configuration and supply scope
Scope to identifyWritten confirmation to request
Restraint, alignment, impact protection or signalling functionExact model, construction and drawing revision.
Mounting geometry, foundations and cables where relevantIncluded equipment, separately priced options and excluded site work.
Vehicle compatibility and operating sequenceInterfaces, responsibilities and required documentation.

A simpler way to request a comparable quotation

Start with a short description or photo. Add the following when available; mark anything unknown so it can be resolved together.

Share with your enquiryWhat this helps clarify
Vehicle approach layoutEquipment fit and selection
Wheel and vehicle informationInstallation and interface requirements
Guide scope and chock scope separatelyThe configuration to review
Quantity, location and preferred scheduleSupply and delivery planning; dates require confirmation.
Existing or new installationExisting structures and equipment to measure and review.
Required documents and inspection recordsAcceptance evidence and responsibilities before order.

Keep the product information together

Catalogue V1.2 · Pages 25–27 · JD-2301–JD-2318, accessory family. Review edition: final configuration and technical details require confirmation.

Information we need for a project review

Vehicle approach layout

Wheel and vehicle information

Guide scope and chock scope separately

Quantity and installation location

Target delivery date

Drawings and current equipment photographs

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Components and replacement enquiries

Identify the installed equipment before requesting a component. Include nameplate details, overall photographs, interface close-ups and measurements. Replacement availability and compatibility are confirmed for the individual request.

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Questions before you specify

What should be separated in a guide and chock enquiry?

Describe vehicle alignment requirements separately from wheel-restraint requirements. Provide the approach geometry and vehicle information; confirm wheel-chock availability and suitability as an individual item.

Is JD-2016 a complete order specification?

A product-family reference is not a complete order specification. Record dimensions, load conditions, controls, installation interfaces and the agreed supplier configuration in the project documents before ordering.

Can I use an existing pit or mounting position?

Existing interfaces need to be measured and checked against the selected equipment drawing. Do not assume that similar equipment has the same fixing, clearance or structural requirements.

What if I do not have all the dimensions?

Start with site photographs and any available drawings. Leave unknown values blank in the project brief and identify them for confirmation. A dimensioned drawing and site verification are needed before final selection.

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