TIPPER TRUCKS

Tipper trucks are vehicles that carry loads or commodities in a bin or tray where one side or end will lift high enough to let the loads slide or tip out. Unloading a tipper truck can be a quick process and this task can be undertaken with a large amount of load.

CRANE TRUCKS

Crane trucks are vehicles with a machine designed to help them lift, lower or move heavy objects. They not only transport items from one place to the next, but also to elevated heights. Without cranes, lifting heavy concrete beams or steel commonly found on industrial sites is near impossible.

SUPERLINK TRUCKS

The industry’s conception of a Superlink Combination is a Truck-Tractor with a semi-trailer having a deck length of just over 6m and a second semi-trailer having a deck length of just over 12m. Basically, a Superlink Combination is usually used to transport one 6m ISO container on the front semi-trailer and two 6m ISO containers or one 12m ISO container on the rear semi-trailer.

FLAT BED TRUCKS

The use of a flatbed truck extends across industries, and whether you are in transportation, construction, or general manufacturing, these trucks are vital to any fleet operation. Flatbed trucks are often used for carrying oversized loads or products with unusual shapes. Even if your business doesn’t require you to move what might be considered generic hauling materials like crates or steel, flatbeds are essential in the world of towing, agriculture, or dumping.

HAZCHEM

If you are planning to transport hazardous goods such as chemicals or high-pressure flammable materials, compliance to stringent dangerous goods vehicle requirements is non-negotiable.

When transporting dangerous goods, it is imperative that you transport these goods in a compliant vehicle. Failure to do so, could place the health and safety of employees, as well as the community, at risk. There is also a high probability of being fined for failure to comply with the various road regulations.