Curtainsider Truck
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Compare curtainsider truck duty classes
Confirm pallet count and mass, then side-loading frequency and forklift access. Match the curtain and roof system to the restraints required. Check weather exposure and security needs, then route and site clearance before choosing the duty class.
| Configuration | Duty and side-loading pattern | Pallet and cargo use | Route fit | Main advantage | Not suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light Duty | Compact side-access body for smaller pallet or mixed loads | Local retail, parcel and light commercial cargo | Urban multi-stop routes with frequent side access | Fast side loading in a compact footprint | Heavy loads or security needs requiring a rigid box body |
| Middle Duty | Balanced body length for repeated forklift side loading | Regional palletized and long-item distribution | City-to-region delivery with varied loading points | Balances pallet capacity and site access | The narrowest streets or maximum trunk-haul volume |
| Heavy Duty | Larger side-access body for planned forklift and dock handling | Higher-volume palletized regional and trunk cargo | Logistics routes with suitable side and overhead clearance | Supports a larger pallet and cargo envelope | Tight loading sites or cargo needing rigid-wall security |