Container-size choices
20, 40, 45 and 48 ft formats are listed; the chassis and securing positions must match the intended container.

Connect container yards, ports and distribution routes with a new container chassis matched to your container sizes. Frame, twist-lock and running-gear options give operators a defined transport platform to pair with their tractor.
Tell us your cargo and route to discuss a new trailer specification.
20, 40, 45 and 48 ft formats are listed; the chassis and securing positions must match the intended container.
Four or eight twist-lock configurations are listed for the selected chassis layout.
FUWA or BPW axles and mechanical or air suspension can be discussed with the route and tractor connection.
Typical configurations and options are shown below. Your quotation confirms the selected build and included preparation work.
| Parameter | Typical / Optional Configuration |
|---|---|
| Container Sizes | 20 / 40 / 45 / 48 ft |
| Axles | 3 axles; FUWA / BPW; 13 t per axle |
| Rated Load | 40 / 60 t |
| Twist Locks | 4 / 8 container twist locks |
| Frame | High-strength steel longitudinal beams with perforated design |
| Suspension | Mechanical / air suspension options |
| Tyres | 12.00R20 / 315/80R22.5; 12 tyres |
| Braking System | Air brakes and ABS |
| Kingpin / Coupling Size | 90 mm |
| Application | Container trunk transport and port transfers |
Agree the cargo, design and running gear before production. Review the finished trailer against that specification before dispatch.
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