Japan Wingbody Truck

The wing body truck is a special-purpose heavy vehicle truck and you can carry vehicles inside the cargo area. The wing body truck structure looks like a bird that spreading their wings, and loading and unloading options are available on both sides, the long size article and goods can easily be put in and out. This truck contained 9 motors, 1 servo for the steering, 2 XL for driving, 2 L for opening two sides of wings, 2 M for opening the tailgate in the rear, 1 M for tilting the cabin and 1 M for switching the LED lights. They are properly mounted together in the middle bottom of the truck, even the wiring are carefully routed using a lot of 2 x 2 plates with pin holes. The Wing body truck has a box/container built-in movable side panels that can be opened and closed with the help of hydraulic jacks at the time of need. This huge truck is different from the box truck because due to this salient feature which makes its task easy, loading and unloading very easy. The Mitsubishi and Toyota are the brands to offer a big size wing body truck.

Features: "You can transport goods without worrying the weather or load shifting, Options such as manual wings of canvas sheet type or auxiliary power can be added, and Small/medium cars with the loading capacity of 2t/4t are available. You can transport using a car that is the right size for the loading capacity and since the sides of the cargo bay are opened/closed, goods can be loaded fully in the carrier without leaving space.

Wing Body Van Truck: An improvement of the ordinary van, through the power of the spring, manual or hydraulic device that can open compartments on both sides of the wing of the special vehicles. Because of its handling speed, high efficiency, side loading and unloading advantages, and modelling beautiful, easy to operate, safe and reliable, also have a good performance of waterproof and dustproof is already very popular modern transport logistics enterprises.

UD Wing body Truck: The UD truck was established in Japan since 1935 and became a part of the Volvo Group in 2007. It’s headquartered in Ageo, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The all-new Quon amongst others features the UD Trucks Traffic Eye Brake system (collision mitigation braking), which uses high-precision radar and a cabin-mounted camera for dual-monitoring of the road ahead, as well as advanced driver assistance systems including Driver Alert Support.

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