Interlink Flat Deck Trailer

About Interlink Flat Deck Trailer

The deck length of an Interlink flat deck trailer can vary depending on the specific model and configuration. It is typically designed to accommodate standard container sizes, such as 20-foot, 40-foot, or 45-foot containers. The length can also be customized to meet specific transportation requirements. The deck width of an Interlink flat deck trailer is usually standardized to accommodate standard pallet sizes and other cargo.

Interlink Flat Deck Trailer Specification

Application: Container and bulk cargo transport

Axle: 4 axles, 4x13 tons, FUWA brand

Tire: 12R22.5, 16 pcs, TRIANGLE brand

Kingpin: 2 inch, JOST brand

Brake System: WABCO brand

Support Leg: 28 tons, JOST brand

Loading Capacity: 60 tons

Dimension: 17500x2500x1560mm

The interlink flat deck trailer specification only for your reference, we can manufacture other model interlink flat deck trailer basic your request.

Interlink Flat Deck Trailer Tire Details

Tyres are a very important accessory for a semi-trailer, they determine how far the semi-trailer can go. For this reason our flat deck trailer is equipped with economical 12R22.5 tyres, which are more suitable for long distance transport and offer a better price/performance ratio. The brand of tyre is TRIANGLE, LINGLONG etc optional. These are famous tyre brands with reliable quality, wear-resistant and more durable.

Interlink Flat Deck Trailer Brake System

The brake system of interlink flat deck trailer including the brake chamber, WABCO brake emergency valve and ABS brake system. The brake chamber, WABCO brake emergency valve, and ABS brake system work together to provide effective braking performance and enhance safety during operation. It's important to ensure that these components are regularly inspected, properly maintained, and meet the necessary safety standards and regulations in your region.

Interlink Flat Deck Trailer Additional Parts

The interlink flat deck trailer add a lot of additional parts, such as tighteners, hooks, toolboxes, etc. It can also add a secondary fuel tank to increase range. Tighteners, also known as load binders or ratchet straps, are used to secure cargo on the trailer. Hooks are often installed on the sides or corners of the trailer to provide attachment points for securing cargo with straps. Toolboxes are storage compartments mounted on the trailer, typically located at the front or sides.