Truck Types & Trailer Guide

The tilt truck represents one of the most versatile and commonly utilized trailer types in the transportation industry, featuring lightweight construction and flexible loading options.

The Tautliner features sliding roofs, sliding curtains and solid rear doors, providing all-round flexibility for loading and unloading from the rear, sides and overhead.

The Conestoga truck features an accordion-style opening body design that accelerates and facilitates preparation for loading and unloading.

A mega-trailer is a large curtainsider truck designed for maximum cargo capacity, featuring a massive 100m3 capacity with an internal height that allows shippers to optimize consignment size.

The jumbo truck offers significantly greater load volume compared to standard trucks, particularly popular in the automotive industry due to their 3-meter loading height.

Container trucks are semi-trailers designed for transporting sea and rail containers of various sizes, ranging from 20 to 45 feet in length.

A refrigerator truck is a larger enclosed vehicle specifically engineered for transporting temperature-sensitive cargo over extended distances, accommodating both fresh and frozen goods.

An isotherm truck is a temperature-controlled transport vehicle designed to maintain stable thermal conditions, suitable for electronics or chemicals.

A refrigerator van is a specialized enclosed vehicle designed for transporting temperature-sensitive goods like food products and pharmaceuticals over shorter distances.

An isotherm van is a larger enclosed vehicle similar to refrigerated units but engineered to preserve consistent temperature ranges for electronics and pharmaceuticals.

A flatbed semi-trailer without a tarpaulin superstructure, designed for transporting goods that don't require special protection from atmospheric conditions.

An open platform truck is a semi-trailer designed without sides or protective covering structures, specifically for transporting large-sized commercial and industrial cargo.

A flatbed truck features a completely flat, level bed with no sides or roof, enabling quick loading of goods and transportation of heavy, non-delicate cargo.

A specialized vehicle designed for temporary storage and transportation of liquid bulk cargo, featuring flexible configurations with single or multiple sections.

A grain carrier is a specialized truck designed for bulk transportation of grain crops, granulated and mixed feed, featuring self-loading systems or loading hatches.

A self-unloading vehicle with a trailer or semi-trailer designed for transporting bulk or granular cargo, featuring various body types and unloading mechanisms.

A specialized semi-trailer designed for transporting long timber, sawn timber, and rolled pipes, featuring bunks for convenient stowage and reliable fixation.

A specialized trailer designed for handling steel coils and related cargo, featuring 9-meter coil wells and multiple access options for efficient loading.

Cattle trucks, also known as bull haulers, are specialized vehicles designed to transport livestock and animals safely with adequate air circulation.

The Huckepack Trailer is an intermodal transportation solution designed for combined rail and road transport, specializing in secure long-haul transport.

A lowboy is a specialized semi-trailer featuring two deck height reductions, enabling an exceptionally low deck profile for transporting loads up to 12 feet in height.