Skeleton Semi-trailer

 

Skeleton semi-trailer, also known as container chassis trailer or frame trailer, is a type of trailer specifically designed for transporting containers. It is the foundation for carrying and fixing containers of various sizes and types, providing flexible and efficient solutions for transporting goods.

One of the main advantages of a skeleton semi-trailer is its versatility. It can accommodate containers of different sizes, such as 20 foot, 40 foot, or 45 foot containers, as well as various types of containers, including dry trucks, refrigerated containers, or flat shelves. The adjustable twist lock and sliding axle or bogie of the trailer allow for correct positioning and fixation of containers of different lengths.

The skeleton semi-trailer adopts a through beam structure, with flat and gooseneck price structures, high overall strength, light weight, beautiful appearance, and safe and reliable use.

We have a professional design and production team to produce various types of skeleton semi-trailers according to your needs. This car adopts advanced manufacturing technology, uses submerged arc automatic welding for the longitudinal beams, and performs shot blasting treatment on the entire frame to effectively eliminate welding stress and ensure the accuracy of workpiece forming and assembly.

This ensures the structural integrity and lifespan of the trailer, enabling it to meet the needs of continuous container transportation.

This design allows for easy loading and unloading of containers using cranes or forklifts. The open framework allows for unobstructed access to the corner castings of the container, enabling fast and safe container connections.

In order to ensure safety and stability during transportation, skeleton semi-trailers are equipped with sturdy braking systems and reliable suspension systems. These components help to handle the weight distribution of trailers and containers, thereby achieving smooth handling and maneuverability on the road.

In addition, skeleton semi-trailers are usually equipped with various accessories to enhance functionality and convenience. These may include toolboxes for storing equipment and spare parts, mudguards for minimizing road debris, and reflective markers or lights for improving visibility at night or in low light conditions.

 

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