Schwarzmüller is pleased
Mega trailer certified for new cargo
The range of applications for the Schwarzmüller Mega Trailer RH40 is becoming ever wider. The special vehicle with an internal loading space height of three meters and an overall vehicle height of four meters was originally designed for the automotive sector.
automotive sector. Schwarzmüller has carried out various load securing tests to further increase the trailer's range of applications.
In addition to the standard DL 9.5 certificate, dynamic test drives were also carried out for beverages including drums, special bulk containers such as octabins and for pretreated tires. The trailer with the largest loading volume in the industry is therefore increasingly in demand in all Central European markets. Thanks to
various additional equipment can further increase efficiency in operational use.
"We currently offer the greatest possible interior height while complying with the legally prescribed overall height," emphasizes CEO Roland Hartwig. This is a real added value, especially in industries where every centimeter counts when loading. "Three meters internal height, four meters total height with a tare weight of less than 7,000 kilograms - that is our unique selling point." This is made possible by a special frame manufacturing technique that Schwarzmüller uses consistently in this segment. With a frame neck of 40 millimetres, the mega trailer is up to 80 millimetres below the profile cross-section of comparable standard vehicles. What is saved on the chassis height can be added to the interior height, which also increases the overall capacity.
Various industries benefit from these advantages. In addition to the standard version, the Mega RH40 is also available in a coil version. The Mega RH 40 is particularly suitable for transporting pallet cages in the automotive sector. Another
Another option is the coil version for transporting rolls of sheet metal. Equipped with a lifting roof, the entire interior height can be used during loading. Schwarzmüller can also adapt the RH40 to individual requirements on request. Deliveries are primarily made to the DACH markets as well as to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland.
The RH40 meets all legal requirements for load securing, such as EN 12642 Code XL or Daimler load securing DL 9.5. In addition, there are certificates for 1- and 2-layer beverage transports, drums as well as a test for pretreated tires and for Oktabin bulk packaging. Among other things, 23 pairs of 2.5-ton lashing brackets and the perforated outer frame ensure optimum load securing.
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