Dry Van
A dry van trailer, also known as a box trailer or enclosed trailer, is a type of trailer commonly used in the United States for transporting goods. It is called a “dry van” because it is designed to protect cargo from the elements and keep it dry.


Dry Van Service
Types of Dry Van Service
Standard Dry Van Trailer:
Pup Trailer:
High Cube Trailer
Drop Deck Trailer
Curtain Side Trailer
Double Deck Trailer
Specifications of Dry van trailer
Length: Dry van trailers typically come in lengths ranging from 28 feet to 53 feet. The most common lengths are 48 feet and 53 feet for long-haul transportation, while shorter lengths like 28 feet or 45 feet may be used for regional or local deliveries.
Width: The standard width of a dry van trailer is typically 8.5 feet. However, some specialized trailers may have wider or narrower widths depending on their specific purpose.
Height: The interior height of a standard dry van trailer is usually around 9 feet. However, high cube trailers are available with taller interior heights, typically ranging from 9.5 to 10.5 feet, to accommodate cargo that requires additional vertical space.
Weight Capacity: The weight capacity, or payload capacity, of a dry van trailer can vary depending on its design, axle configuration, and legal weight limits. Typically, a dry van trailer can carry a payload of 42,000 to 45,000 pounds, but it’s important to comply with local regulations and weight restrictions.
Material: Dry van trailers are commonly constructed using aluminum or steel. Aluminum trailers are lighter, offering increased fuel efficiency, while steel trailers are generally stronger and more durable.
Flooring: The flooring of a dry van trailer is usually made of durable materials like hardwood or composite materials. The flooring is designed to withstand the weight of the cargo and provide a secure base for loading and unloading operations.
Roof: The roof of a dry van trailer is typically constructed with one-piece aluminum or steel sheets. It is designed to be weatherproof and provide protection from the elements.
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Main Process of Dry Van Service
Cargo Preparation
Loading
Securing the Cargo:
Trailer Inspection
Transportation:
Trailer Maintenance
Why You Choose Dry Van Service
Protection from the elements
Theft Protection
Cost Savings
Versatility
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