Connectability
The different parts of a modular trailer often need to be coordinated to ensure they can connect together properly. This includes attachment points, locking mechanisms and stability measures to ensure the individual modules are securely fastened together. This coordination allows different modules to be assembled and disassembled quickly and safely to accommodate different cargo sizes and weights.
Versatility
The versatility of a modular trailer means it can be used to transport many different types of cargo, including large equipment, machinery, construction materials, freight containers, military equipment and more. Different modules and configurations are available to meet the needs of different cargoes.
High Load Capacity
Modular trailers often have a reinforced structure and chassis to withstand the load of high-weight cargo. These trailers can often carry hundreds of tons or more, depending on the type and configuration of the trailer.
Safety
Modular trailers are typically designed with good stability to reduce the risk of overturning during turns or unexpected situations. This includes chassis and wheel layout, a low center of gravity, and specialized stability control equipment.
Cost savings
The high carrying capacity of modular trailers means that large amounts of cargo can be carried in one shipment, avoiding the need for batch shipments and multiple round trips. This reduces the frequency of transportation and lowers fuel and labor costs.