Electrical/hydraulic loading ramp for bridging over a stretch of rails. The bridge tilts into the horizontal position electrically/hydraulically between two train containers placed on wagons. Transfer bridges swivel electrically/hydraulically into the train container (automatic floating position). When it is in resting position, the bridge is vertical. After the construction has been brought into position, the reach-distance bridge bridges over the height of the structure caused by the construction.

Right: An electrical/hydraulic sliding-adjustable ramp that can be moved on a stretch of rails with a flanged transfer bridge to the existing concrete ramp. The sliding-adjustable ramp serves the purpose of loading and unloading the trucks used between the concrete ramp and the truck or for loading a freight car on the side that is on a parallel track. The ramp rides on the stretch of rails and can therefore be used in a variety ways.

Combination of two docklevellers for loading trailers from the side.