Equipment

Straight Truck:

Equipped with tailgate and pallet jacks, these trucks are designed to manoeuvre in tight areas, capable of lowering freight to ground level when receiving docks are not available.

Dry-Van:

A dry van is a type of trailer used in trucking to transport goods that do not require temperature control. It is typically a rectangular-shaped trailer with an enclosed cargo area, which is typically made of steel or aluminium. Dry vans are designed to protect the cargo from the elements and can be locked for added security. They are used to transport a wide variety of goods, including clothing, furniture, electronics, and other non-perishable items. Dry vans are typically 53 feet in length, but shorter versions are also available, and they are typically attached to a tractor unit for transportation. The use of dry vans is one of the most common forms of goods transportation, and they are widely used by businesses and individuals alike.

Refrigerated:

A refrigerated trailer, also known as a reefer trailer, is a type of trailer used in trucking to transport perishable goods that require temperature control. It is equipped with a refrigeration unit that can maintain the temperature of the cargo area at a specified level. The cargo area is typically made of aluminium or stainless steel and is well insulated to ensure temperature stability. Refrigerated trailers are used to transport a wide range of perishable goods, such as fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meats, and other food items, as well as pharmaceuticals and other temperature-sensitive products. They are available in a range of sizes, typically 53 feet, and can be attached to a tractor unit for transportation. Refrigerated trailers are an essential tool for businesses involved in the transportation of perishable goods, ensuring that these goods reach their destination in a safe, secure, and temperature-controlled environment.

Flatbed

Flatbeds: Where versatility meets reliability. Explore the power of flatbeds for your cargo needs.