Source the parts.
Build your own trailer.
Coordinate sidewalls, front panels, tailgates and floors in one drawing-based component package. Add brackets and ramp fabrications to the agreed bill of materials.
The body, broken down
into what you need.
Request a single category or a coordinated group. This collection describes supply options, not a standardized ready-to-assemble kit.
Side Panels
Matched sidewall fabrications for customer-assembled dump trailer bodies. Specify the left and right geometry, top rails, reinforcement layout and mating interfaces from your drawings.
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Front Bulkheads
Custom front wall panels and reinforced bulkheads supplied as individual fabrications for your trailer body assembly.
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Rear Tailgates
Fabricated rear panels, tailgate structures and related metal interfaces for assembly into your dump trailer design.
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Floor Panels
Cut plate floors and reinforced floor fabrications made to your trailer body drawings, ready for the assembly stage you specify.
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Brackets & Supports
Drawing-based brackets, gussets, mounting plates and welded supports that connect your trailer component package.
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Loading Ramps
Custom ramp fabrications and ramp metal components made to customer designs for integration with trailer loading arrangements.
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before production.
Mark the left and right sides, front and rear orientation, mating datums and weld or bolt interfaces. Tell us the assembly condition in which each part should arrive.
- Assembly drawing with an itemized bill of materials
- Part number and revision for every component
- Quantity per set and total order quantity
- Required loose-part or welded-subassembly condition
Included by agreement
Panels, stiffeners, brackets and welded fabrications are supplied to the confirmed order scope. Fasteners, pins, latches, seals, hydraulics, running gear and other purchased items are included only if listed and accepted in the quotation.
Make receiving and assembly easier.
Part identification
Request marking and labels that match your drawing and bill of materials. Specify left/right and revision identification.
Packaging by assembly group
Define packing by component type or set, protective separation, handling needs and destination constraints.
Inspection documentation
Agree the critical dimensions and documents needed by your receiving and assembly teams.
Let’s define your component package.
Send drawings, a bill of materials, quantities and delivery requirements. Tell us which parts you will assemble in-house.