Product Description
Product Description
Ruiyuan International fuel tank trailers use fuel tanks made of high-strength steel, which have excellent pressure resistance and leakage prevention properties. It can transport a variety of liquids, such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel, vegetable oil, edible oil, heavy oil, coal tar and non-petroleum products and other liquid substances.
Product Details
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Product Parameters
| Product name | Tank truck |
| Axle | Standard axle |
| Material | Customizable |
| Dimensions (L X W X H) (mm) | 9850*2590*3450 |
| Suspension | Mechanical Suspension |
| Max Payload | 50T |
| King pin | 2″(50mm)or3.5″(90mm) JOST |
| Tire | 12R22.5 |
| Landing Gear | Standard 28Ton |
| Color | Customers Optional |
Company Profile
ZheJiang CZPT International Co., Ltd. is headquartered in HangZhou City, ZheJiang Province. Our company is an integrated manufacturer of industry and trade, integrating production, research and development, and sales.
We have the production capacity for a variety of models and can provide customized services according to customer needs. Our main products are tank trucks, container trailers, cargo trailers, low-bed trailers, rear dump trucks, tractors and trailer parts, etc.
ZheJiang CZPT International Co., Ltd. is a modern enterprise approved by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology with independent import and export rights for special-purpose vehicle manufacturing and special-purpose vehicle modification. CZPT brand semi-trailer products have obtained the national compulsory product quality “CCC” certification and passed the 1S09001- 2015 International Quality Management System Certification, the company is located in Quanpu Industrial Park, Xihu (West Lake) Dis. County, HangZhou City, ZheJiang Province, with convenient transportation and superior location. The registered capital is 24 million yuan and covers an area of 22,000 square meters, including 10,000 square meters of production workshop. The company currently has 90 employees, including 2 engineers and 3 assistant engineers.
Our customers come from all over the world and have established stable and pleasant long-term cooperative relationships with our company.
Our company’s products sell well in the international market and are exported to many countries. Africa such as Congo, Kenya, Ghana, Eastern Europe such as Russia, Asia such as Mongolia, the Middle East such as India, and South Asian and South American markets.
We currently have a variety of certificates and our products have many relevant certifications. We hope to achieve good cooperation with our customers and provide them with the highest quality products and services.
FAQ
Q1: Can I paint my logo on the trailer?
A1: Of course, you can send me your company logo, then we will design it.
Q2. Do you test all goods before delivery?
A2: Yes, we do 100% testing before delivery
Q3. What are your delivery terms?
A3: EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, DDU… As for payment terms, it depends on the total amount.
Q4. What is the average delivery time?
A4: Usually it takes about 10-20 days. The specific delivery time depends on the items and quantity of your order.
Q5. What is the payment term?
A5: T/T or L/C at sight before shipment.
Q6. If the product is damaged during transportation, how to replace it?
A6: First, we should investigate the cause of the damage. At the same time, we will make a claim ourselves or assist the buyer to purchase insurance. Secondly, we will send the replacement parts to the buyer. The person responsible for the above damage will be responsible for the cost of replacement.
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| After-sales Service: | Support on Online |
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| Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Type: | Semi-Trailer |
| Load Capacity: | 50T |
| Certification: | ECE, GCC, CE, ISO9001 |
| Wheel Base: | 9000-10000mm |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Can you provide examples of common trailer types that use different axles?
Certainly, various types of trailers use different axles to meet their specific needs:
- Utility Trailers: Smaller utility trailers often use single axles for lighter loads, while larger ones may have tandem axles for increased capacity.
- Boat Trailers: Boat trailers may feature multiple axles to support the weight of different-sized boats.
- Travel Trailers: Travel trailers come in various sizes, each with axles suitable for their weight and towing requirements.
- Horse Trailers: Depending on the number of horses they carry, horse trailers use single or multiple axles with features for animal safety.
- Cargo Trailers: Cargo trailers range from smaller single-axle versions to larger tandem or multi-axle trailers for transporting goods.
- Flatbed Trailers: These trailers for heavy loads feature tandem or multi-axle configurations to support oversized cargo.
- Dump Trailers: Trailers used for frequent dumping of materials come with robust axles designed for heavy use.
- Refrigerated Trailers: Reefer trailers use axles suitable for both the weight of goods and the requirements of refrigeration systems.
- Specialty Trailers: Car haulers, concession trailers, and equipment trailers come with axles tailored to their specific purposes and loads.
In summary, the choice of axles depends on the trailer type and its intended use, load capacity, and towing requirements.
Can trailer axles be used in both recreational and commercial trailers?
Yes, trailer axles are versatile and can be used in both recreational and commercial trailers, but the choice of axle specifications and configurations may vary based on the trailer’s intended use:
Recreational Trailers:
1. Utility Trailers: Trailer axles are commonly used in utility trailers designed for personal use. These trailers may be used for transporting ATVs, motorcycles, lawn equipment, and other recreational items. Single or tandem axles are typical choices, depending on the load capacity needed.
2. Boat Trailers: Recreational boat trailers use trailer axles, usually with features like galvanized coatings to resist corrosion in marine environments. Tandem axles or multiple axles may be used to support the weight of larger boats.
3. Camper Trailers: Travel trailers and camper trailers employ trailer axles. These may range from smaller pop-up campers to larger RVs, each with axles suitable for their size and weight requirements.
4. Horse Trailers: Trailers for transporting horses typically use trailer axles with features designed for animal comfort and safety. Axle configurations depend on the number of horses and the trailer’s size.
Commercial Trailers:
1. Cargo Trailers: Commercial cargo trailers use trailer axles to transport goods. These trailers come in various sizes and axle configurations, from single axles for smaller cargo trailers to tandem or multi-axle setups for larger enclosed trailers.
2. Flatbed Trailers: Flatbed trailers for commercial use utilize trailer axles to transport oversized or heavy loads. Axle configurations and load capacities are designed to meet the demands of industrial applications.
3. Dump Trailers: Trailers used for dumping materials, such as construction debris or agricultural products, use trailer axles. These axles are often equipped with heavy-duty features to handle the rigors of frequent dumping.
4. Refrigerated Trailers: Refrigerated or reefer trailers used for transporting temperature-sensitive goods are equipped with trailer axles suitable for the weight and requirements of refrigeration systems.
5. Specialty Trailers: Various specialty trailers, such as car haulers, concession trailers, and equipment trailers, also rely on trailer axles tailored to their specific purposes.
In summary, trailer axles are adaptable and can serve in both recreational and commercial trailer applications. However, it’s essential to select the right axle type, configuration, and specifications to match the trailer’s intended use, load capacity, and environmental conditions.
How does the placement of trailer axles affect weight distribution and towing?
The placement of trailer axles plays a crucial role in weight distribution and towing characteristics. There are two primary axle configurations: single axle and tandem axle, each with distinct effects:
1. Single Axle Trailers:
– Single axle trailers have only one axle positioned toward the rear of the trailer. This configuration is common in smaller utility and light-duty trailers.
– Weight Distribution: With a single axle, more of the trailer’s weight is concentrated toward the rear. This can lead to inadequate weight distribution and make the trailer prone to swaying or fishtailing during towing.
– Towing Characteristics: Single axle trailers are generally easier to maneuver and tow, making them suitable for smaller loads and shorter trips. However, they may lack stability with heavier loads.
2. Tandem Axle Trailers:
– Tandem axle trailers feature two axles placed closer together, typically with one in front of the other. This design is commonly found in larger trailers and offers several advantages.
– Weight Distribution: Tandem axles distribute the trailer’s weight more evenly. This improves stability and reduces the risk of swaying. The weight is better balanced between the axles, leading to improved control during towing.
– Towing Characteristics: Tandem axle trailers are more stable and capable of handling heavier loads. They are less prone to sway, making them suitable for long-distance hauling and larger cargo.
– Additional Features: Tandem axle trailers may have braking systems, which further enhance safety and control during towing, especially when towing heavier loads.
– Considerations: It’s important to note that the placement of axles within a trailer also affects the tongue weight (the downward force on the hitch). Proper tongue weight is essential for safe towing, and it can be adjusted by positioning the cargo within the trailer.
– Ultimately, the choice between single and tandem axles depends on the trailer’s intended use and the weight of the cargo. Tandem axle trailers are preferred for heavier loads and long-distance towing, while single axle trailers are suitable for smaller, lighter loads and shorter trips. Proper weight distribution and adherence to safety guidelines are critical for safe and stable towing.
editor by CX 2024-02-09