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Heavy-duty van truck, Front left view

Heavy-duty van truck

Box Length
6.8–12 m
Box Width
2.3–2.5 m
Box Height
2.4–3.5 m
Cargo Volume
Model-specific; calculated from usable internal dimensions
Floor Load Capacity
2–3 t/m²
IP rating
IP65; test scope to be agreed
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Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.

About the heavy-duty van truck

The KEEYAK Heavy-Duty Van Truck is a rigid commercial vehicle with a large enclosed body for palletized or packaged dry freight. Configured loading openings and cargo-control systems can support warehouse handling. Floor load capacity (2–3 t/m²) depends on configuration; usable cargo volume must be calculated from the selected body's internal dimensions.

It is designed for large distributors, contract carriers, manufacturers and retail networks operating scheduled regional routes. Compare cargo density and the chosen body's usable dimensions with chassis capacity. The published box ranges cover different builds, so pallet positions need a finished drawing with clear door openings and restraint space. Match floor loading to the freight and any forklift entering the body. Check the completed rear-floor height and any fitted tail lift against the actual receiving docks.

Line drawing of a box truck with an enclosed cargo body.

Typical applications

  1. Distribution center transfers

    The rigid box truck moves palletized consumer goods between hubs and regional depots, using an enclosed body compatible with planned dock and forklift operations.

  2. Large retail replenishment

    Retail networks consolidate packaged inventory for fewer high-volume deliveries, arranging cargo by stop while internal restraints limit movement across longer routes.

  3. Manufacturing component logistics

    Factories transport crated assemblies and protected components between suppliers and plants where sealed cargo space reduces routine exposure to dust and precipitation.

  4. Contract dry freight haulage

    Carriers use the enclosed body for compatible dry freight where doors, walls and internal restraints suit the handling plan. Temperature-sensitive or regulated cargo needs separately specified equipment and approvals.

Before you order

What needs to match the warehouse loading arrangement?

Confirm door geometry and dock height for the loading equipment. Check pallet or package weights against the floor's local ratings and the truck's axle limits, then agree the restraint layout. Usable body volume does not establish how much dense freight the vehicle can carry.

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