Medium-duty van truck

Box Length
4.5–7.8 m
Box Width
2.1–2.45 m
Box Height
2.2–3 m
Cargo Volume
25–60 m³
Floor Load Capacity
2–2.5 t/m²
IP rating
IP64; test scope to be agreed
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Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.

About the medium-duty van truck

The KEEYAK Medium-Duty Van Truck carries packaged dry freight in a separate enclosed body. It suits regional delivery routes where cartons, pallets or bulky goods need weather protection and controlled loading access. Door layout, floor specification and cargo restraints should be selected for the freight and unloading equipment, not from volume alone.

It serves wholesalers, logistics fleets, furniture distributors and institutional suppliers on urban and regional routes. Lay out the packed pallets on one finished-body drawing, showing door openings and unloading order. The listed box dimensions are family ranges; the quotation must identify usable space after lining and fittings. Check floor contact loads and axle distribution, then match any tail lift to the load position and the docks or ground-level stops on the route. Specify ventilation separately where the freight requires it.

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

Typical applications

  1. Regional wholesale distribution

    The box-body truck moves mixed cartons and pallets from warehouses to multiple customers, combining enclosed protection with a body layout organized for delivery sequence.

  2. Furniture and appliance delivery

    Distributors transport bulky finished goods inside a dry van truck, using interior padding, rails, or partitions selected to reduce shifting and surface contact.

  3. Institutional supply routes

    Hospitals, schools, and hospitality operators receive packaged consumables and equipment from an enclosed vehicle configured for repeat stops and controlled cargo separation.

  4. Secure parts logistics

    Manufacturers move boxed components between plants and service centers where lockable doors, internal restraints, and weather-resistant construction support traceable regional transfers.

Before you order

Is cargo volume enough to choose the box body?

Check package or pallet dimensions, cargo density and loading equipment alongside volume. The floor and restraints must support the freight, while door type and body length must fit the delivery sequence. Specify any ventilation or loading aids needed for the goods.

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