New Curtainsided Rigid Bodywork
Why Curtainsider Rigids?
Curtainsider rigids are typically used for secondary distribution and where there is a requirement to load from the side at the point of collection/ delivery.
Commonly, you also have the facility to load/ unload through the rear; perhaps from a loading bay or even at ground level when fitted with a tail-lift.
Features
Don-Bur curtainsider rigid bodies are engineered and manufactured to provide a durable build and a consistent performance with the minimum amount of maintenance throughout its working life.
- All-bolted construction
- Extensive galvanisation
- Heavy duty subframes
Quality Assurance
Quality
Guaranteed to provide peace of mind
Durability
Engineered to perform consistently in demanding environments
Customer Service
The highest standard of service and attention to detail
Backup
365/7/24 hr after sales service
Aerodynamic Options
Don-Bur has a wide range of aerodynamic options to lower fuel consumption.
- Teardrop™ Bodywork
- Side Skirt options
- Cab top deflectors to suit
Lightweight Options
- Aluminium crossbearers
- Aluminium side raves
- Aluminium plank flooring
- PVC roof
- Lightweight shutters/doors
- And more...
Quiet Options
- Pneumatic roller shutter
- Low noise flooring
- Noise insulated bodywork
- PIEK certified tail-lifts
- And more...
Brewery Operation
Don-Bur has a wide range of options to suit the brewery industry.
- Low height floor
- CO2 bottle racks
- Plank stowage/ Sack trucks
- Load restraint
- Heavy-duty sacrificial flooring
EN 12642-XL
EN 12642-XL is a load containment standard applied to the entire bodywork that is accepted by the DVSA to provide adequate load restraint.
Loads must be positive-fit
Technical Drawing Examples
Typical Key Dimensions
7.2T - 32T GVW
12m max truck length (10m typical body length)
2.55m wide
Apertures
9.75m long (based on 10m body length)
Max Capacities (Dependent on Chassis Cab)
18 UK pallets (1200 x 1000mm)
24 Euro Pallets (1200 x 800 mm)
Weights
3.5T min TARE weight (7.2T GVW)
20.5T max payload (32T GVW)
Published: Tue 23 Jan 2024
Updated: Thu 11 Apr 2024
