iRamp Folding Van Ramps

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FEAL iRamp Fixed Folding Van Ramps

FEAL's iRamp is a fixed folding van ramp, built in Sweden to the highest standards and offered with a 3 year earranty. Available as 2 part or 3 part ramps, the range is available in widths of 820mm wide or 920mm wide with a choice of a standard mesh or tight mesh surface within the professional ramp range. Designed with the user in mind, the perforations enable the driver to see through the folded ramp in the rear view mirror. The ramp is perfect for those who are continuously loading goods, equipment, mobility scooters, motorbikes and more into a van. With a range of sizes available, there if a fixed folding van ramp solution for almost all vehicles.

Please see our measurements guide here or our assembly guide instructions here.

Key features on the iRamp Vehicles:

Articulated transit plate to avoid bumps allowing a smoother transition on and off the ramp.	Wheels on all two-piece ramps for easier folding/unfolding.	New non-lubricated connection joints for easier maintenance and longer ramp usable life.

The aluminium IRV iRamp Vehicle ramps are perfect for providing access to mobility scooters and electronic wheelchairs and are widely used in the health care industry. The ramp can also be used as a bridge connect to two vehicles when you wish to load from one vehicle to another. The fully functioning shape and brackets allow you to utilise the access ramp as a table or workbench if you ever needed an extra surface. These ramps are a must-have also for all sectors from farmers to caterers. With a weight capacity of up to 400kg on the standard ramp range and 600kg on the professional range, and an optional quick release system available on request, you will love the lightweigt ramp which can easily be installed into your van.

Standard Mesh	Tight Mesh	Side Checkered Plate and Centre Mesh

For your safety, the new iRamp Vehicle is designed and tested according to UN-Regulation No.17. The ramp and its fixations successfully withstood the load of a 20G (30ms) deceleration sled test.