Container Carrier Semi-trailer

A container carrier semi-trailer is designed for transporting standard shipping containers. This type of trailer is particularly suitable for carrying bulky cargo or hazardous materials that need to be secured in containers. The chassis structure facilitates easy loading and unloading of the containers.

Yes, this semi-trailer is specifically designed to transport various types of containers, including 20-foot, 40-foot, and specialized containers.

The load capacity of a container carrier semi-trailer typically ranges from 20 to 30 tons, although it can vary depending on the type and size of the container.

Yes, a container carrier semi-trailer is suitable for transporting heavy loads, as it features a reinforced chassis and high weight-bearing capacity. This type of trailer is used for moving 20- and 40-foot containers, heavy machinery, and industrial equipment. Its robust construction and balanced weight distribution also enhance transportation safety.

Yes, it requires a waybill permit for cargo transport. When carrying heavy or oversized loads, obtaining permits for overweight and wide loads is essential. For international shipments, customs permits and transit documents are also necessary. Compliance with safety regulations and road standards is mandatory.

To safely load a container onto a container carrier semi-trailer, an appropriate crane or forklift should be used. Once the container is properly aligned on the chassis, it must be secured using Twist Lock mechanisms. Additionally, safety checks and compliance with transportation standards are essential.

It is typically designed to transport 20- and 40-foot containers. However, for containers larger than standard sizes, a specialized longer trailer and permits for oversized and heavy loads are required. In such cases, adherence to safety standards, escort vehicles, and approved routes is mandatory.

Yes, container carrier semi-trailers are typically equipped with safety systems, including advanced braking systems and protective mechanisms to prevent container and cargo slippage during transportation.

Yes, a container carrier semi-trailer is suitable for transporting refrigerated or temperature-controlled containers, provided it is equipped with a power supply system (such as a generator or connection to the truck’s power source). This ensures that the internal temperature of the container remains stable during transport. Compliance with standards for transporting perishable goods is also essential.

Maintenance of a container carrier semi-trailer includes inspecting the chassis and Twist Lock mechanisms to ensure structural integrity and safety. Checking tires and the suspension system is essential to prevent wear and damage. Additionally, inspecting the brake and lighting systems is important to enhance safety and ensure optimal performance.