In the previous article, we analyzed some Design Requirements of Tri Axle Skeletal Trailer. Continuing from the previous article, today we will mainly analyze the Tire and Electric Braking System Requirement for Tri Axle Skeletal Trailer for Sale. Hope it can provide some useful information to colleagues who are new to Tri Axle Skeletal Trailer.

Continuing from our previous article titled “Brief Introduction of Different Types of Semi Trailers Part 1”, now let's further explore the types of semi trailers in part 2.

Semi trailers have been playing an extremely important role in the highway transportation industry due to the comprehensive economic benefits they bring. Not only they have very high transportation efficiency, but also the cost and the fuel consumption are low. More importantly, the use of semi-trailer can also promote the organizational form of logistics to a certain extent in any countries whose economy depends on highway transportation. Therefore, the existence of semi-trailer is very important. Now we will take a brief introduction about the types of semi-trailers in 2 parts. And this article is part 1.

In general, a tractor-trailer refers to a vehicle that has no driving capacity by itself and is mainly used to provide cargo loading space and bearing capacity, and relies on the traction power provided by the tractor in front to achieve driving. With the continuous development of the automotive industry, more and more traction models are emerging. In terms of types, tractor trailers can be mainly divided into full trailers, semi-trailers, central axle trailers and light tractor trailers. Today, we mainly learn about the full trailers and semi-trailers.

Lowbed trailers are usually used to transport heavy vehicles such as tractors, buses, special vehicles, etc., rail vehicles, mining machinery, forestry machinery, engineering machinery such as excavators, bulldozers, loaders, pavers, cranes, etc., and other heavy goods. Vehicle Master is one of the major lowbed trailer manufacturers and suppliers in South Africa.