Wing Van Truck
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Compare wing van truck duty classes
Start with pallet and cargo dimensions, then loading frequency. Check the wing-opening system and hydraulic operating space against roof and side clearances. Confirm the floor and restraints, together with the route and site conditions, before selecting the duty class.
| Configuration | Duty and wing-opening pattern | Pallet and cargo use | Route fit | Main advantage | Not suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light Duty | Compact wing-opening body for smaller pallet and display loads | Urban retail, event and fast-access distribution cargo | Local routes with confirmed side and overhead opening space | Large side opening on a compact delivery vehicle | Sites without wing clearance or heavy loads beyond the chassis |
| Middle Duty | Balanced wing body for repeated forklift or pallet access | Regional retail and commercial distribution | City-to-region routes with planned unloading areas | Balances body volume, access and manoeuvrability | Tight kerbside sites without safe opening space |
| Heavy Duty | Larger wing-body configuration for high-volume mechanized loading | Palletized regional and hub distribution cargo | Logistics sites with full wing and forklift clearance | Opens most of the body side for rapid loading | Restricted sites, overhead obstructions or low-volume routes |