When you search for container ramps for sale, the results are a mix of light-duty aluminum ramps, steel yard ramps and industrial-grade forklift bridges. They look similar in photos but differ sharply in capacity, deck design and how they attach to the container. This guide explains what actually matters when specifying a ramp, how to match one to your forklift and load, and where WONTONNE's container ramp range fits into a loading operation.

What a Container Ramp Does — and What It Does Not
A container ramp bridges the height difference between ground level and the container floor, letting a forklift drive straight in. The WONTONNE Container Ramp is built for exactly this: a stable, secure crossing from yard level into a standard container, with a heavy-duty load capacity of up to 8000 kg across the model range.
What a ramp does not do is compensate for poor site conditions. If the ground is soft, uneven or sloped, the ramp's rated capacity means little. Before ordering, check that the approach is firm and level, and that there is enough run-up space for the forklift to line up straight. A ramp is a bridge, not a leveling device.
Matching Ramp Capacity to Your Forklift and Load
The most common buying mistake is sizing the ramp to the load instead of to the combined weight of the forklift and the load. A ramp carries both. If your loaded forklift weighs more than the ramp's rated capacity, the ramp is overloaded even when the cargo itself is light.
WONTONNE's container ramp models cover a range of capacities so you can match the ramp to the truck fleet rather than compromise:
- CRF6 — 6000 kg capacity
- CRN65 — 6500 kg capacity
- FCR65 — 6500 kg capacity
- CRN70-P — 7000 kg capacity
- CRS8 — 8000 kg capacity
All models are fixed-arm designs compatible with major forklift brands, and WONTONNE provides technical support and spare parts after delivery. If you are unsure which model suits your fleet, the safest approach is to share your forklift model, loaded weight and container type with our team before ordering.

Full-Width vs. Dual Ramps: Choose by Traffic, Not by Price
Container ramps for sale generally come in two layouts. Dual ramps are two narrow tracks spaced to suit a forklift's wheel width. Full-width ramps span the container opening. The right choice depends on what will cross the ramp:
- Dual ramps suit forklift-only operations where the wheels always track the same line. They are lighter and easier to reposition.
- Full-width ramps suit pallet jacks, hand trucks, trolleys and foot traffic, where wheels can wander and a missed track is a fall hazard.
- Mixed traffic — if people or hand trucks ever share the ramp with forklifts, specify full-width and a traction surface.
Deck surface matters as much as width. A punched-plate or grit surface gives grip in wet or dusty yards; a smooth steel deck becomes treacherous in rain. Ask what the deck is before you compare prices.
Specification Comparison: What to Check Before You Buy
Use the table below as a checklist when comparing any container ramp for sale. The WONTONNE column reflects the published specifications of our container ramp range; the other columns are the questions to ask any supplier.
| Feature | WONTONNE Container Ramp | What to ask other suppliers |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity range | 6000–8000 kg across five models | Is capacity rated for forklift + load, or load only? |
| Mounting | Fixed arm, compatible with major forklift brands | How does the ramp locate on the container sill? |
| Application | Ground level to container bridging for forklift access | Is it rated for hand trucks or foot traffic? |
| Deck | Heavy-duty construction for loading operations | Punched plate, grit or smooth steel? |
| After-sales | Technical support and spare parts | What spares are stocked, and where? |

Site Conditions and Safe Use
A ramp is only as safe as the ground it sits on. Three checks prevent most incidents:
- Ground bearing: the approach must carry the loaded forklift without sinking. Concrete or compacted hardstand is ideal; loose gravel or soft soil is not.
- Alignment: the forklift should enter the ramp square, not at an angle. A curved approach forces one wheel onto the edge.
- Securing: confirm how the ramp engages the container so it cannot shift as the forklift's weight transfers onto it.
Train operators to check these three points before every shift, not once at installation.
Beyond the Ramp: Attachments That Speed Up Container Work
A ramp gets the forklift in. What happens inside the container often determines throughput. For operations that empty or rotate containerized loads, WONTONNE also manufactures attachments that work alongside a ramp:
- D Series Rotator, Standard Type — 360° rotation of container contents, up to 6800 kg.
- Turnaloads — vertical forks with 360° endless rotation for emptying containers and grid boxes, up to 3000 kg.
- Load Stabilizer — secures unstable palletized loads such as bottled water and empty containers, up to 2000 kg.
- Marble Handler — extracts stone slabs from closed-top containers, up to 4000 kg.
- Multi-purpose Clamps (Side Shifting) — handles corrugated, metal and wooden containers and bales, up to 2500 kg.
If your container work involves more than driving in and out, it is worth reviewing the full range of forklift attachments before finalizing a ramp order, so the ramp and the attachments are specified together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What capacity container ramp do I need?
Size the ramp to the combined weight of the loaded forklift, not just the cargo. WONTONNE container ramps are available from 6000 kg to 8000 kg; choose the model that exceeds your heaviest loaded forklift with a margin.
Can I use a container ramp for hand trucks or foot traffic?
Only if the ramp is designed for it. Dual-track ramps are intended for forklift wheels and leave gaps that are hazardous for hand trucks and people. For mixed traffic, specify a full-width ramp with a traction deck.
Do WONTONNE container ramps fit my forklift brand?
Yes — the container ramp range is compatible with major forklift brands. Share your forklift model and load details with our team and we will confirm the right model and mounting before shipment.
Next Step
If you are comparing container ramps for sale, start with your heaviest loaded forklift and your site conditions, then match the model. WONTONNE has manufactured forklift attachments and material handling equipment for over 20 years for export markets worldwide. Send your forklift model, load weight and container type through our contact page and we will recommend the container ramp specification that fits your operation.