Container Side Loader Container Side Lifter 40 Ton Side lifter Truck Trailer
Self-loading container side lifter, 37000kg lifting capacity, Kubota-powered crane and 40000kg gross.
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Skeletal container chassis from 5500kg tare, container tipping chassis and self-loading side lifters with a 37000kg lifting capacity.
Container work is a weight and equipment problem. Every kilogram of chassis is a kilogram the loaded box cannot carry, and a site with no reach stacker cannot receive a container at all.
Every model in this family, with full specifications taken from the manufacturer data sheet.
Self-loading container side lifter, 37000kg lifting capacity, Kubota-powered crane and 40000kg gross.
View Specification20ft two-axle container chassis, 7000*2470mm, 40T payload on a Q345B main beam with WABCO braking.
View SpecificationThree-axle skeletal container frame, 5500kg tare and 34500kg payload, the lightest chassis in the range.
View SpecificationSkeletal container tipper, 54000kg payload at 5700kg tare with 2, 3 or 4 axle options.
View SpecificationSkeletal chassis from 5500kg tare, the lightest build we make
Hydraulic container tipping to 45-60 degrees for gravity discharge of bulk
Self-loading side lifters with 37000kg lifting capacity and 32000mm stabilizer outreach
Twist lock layouts configured for 20, 40 and 45 foot boxes
Two, three and four-axle configurations for different route weight limits

Container haulage is a weight arithmetic problem. The legal gross is fixed, the container weight is fixed, and everything left over is chass…
Rear, side and U-shape tipping bodies, 2 to 6 axles, 30 to 80 tonnes
Deck heights 700-1100mm, ramp angles 13-35 degrees, up to 120 tonnes
30 to 60 cubic metres, aluminium alloy from 6600kg tare, heated asphalt builds
Q370R pressure vessels and vacuum-insulated cryogenic tanks to -196 degrees
Our skeletal frame runs at 5500kg tare, which leaves 34500kg of container cargo within a 40000kg gross.
It loads and unloads its own container using an onboard crane, so no reach stacker or crane is needed at either end of the journey.
The tipping versions can. The hydraulic system tilts the container to between 45 and 60 degrees so bulk cargo slides out under its own weight.
Twist lock layouts for 20, 40 and 45 foot boxes. Tell us which sizes you handle and we will set the positions.
Both are available. A sliding chassis handles more container lengths; a fixed chassis is simpler and lighter.
Tell us the country of use, cargo, load weight and axle limits and we will confirm the configuration and quote.