Delivery Vans (Dry)
Dry vans, also known as box trucks, are enclosed trailers used for transporting non-perishable goods that don’t require temperature control. They are a common choice for a wide range of goods, offering protection from weather and elements. Unlike refrigerated trailers, dry vans are not temperature-controlled and are best suited for general cargo and dry goods.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Key Features of Dry Vans:
Enclosed Trailers:
They have hard sides, a roof, and a rear door, creating a secure, weather-protected space for cargo.
No Temperature Control:
Dry vans are not designed to maintain specific temperatures, so they are not suitable for perishable goods or items that require refrigeration.
Wide Range of Applications:
They are used for a variety of industries, including manufacturing, retail, and consumer goods.
Versatile for General Cargo:
They can accommodate a wide range of items, from pallets and boxes to loose goods, as long as they can be contained within the box.
