Articulated Truck Bare Chassis

The articulated truck bare chassis is essentially the foundation of a highly versatile heavy-duty vehicle. They consist of the core components necessary for movement and operation, excluding any specialized body or attachments. This design allows for significant customization, making them adaptable to a wide range of industries and applications.   

Key Components:

• Chassis Frame: The structural backbone of the truck, typically constructed from high-strength steel for durability and load-bearing capacity.  
• Powertrain: Includes the engine, transmission, and drivetrain components responsible for generating and transferring power to the wheels
• Articulation Joint: The crucial hinge point between the cab and the rear chassis, providing exceptional maneuverability and off-road capability.
• Articulation Joint: The crucial hinge point between the cab and the rear chassis, providing exceptional maneuverability and off-road capability.
• Suspension System: Designed to absorb shocks and vibrations, ensuring a smooth ride and maintaining traction on uneven terrain.
• Steering and Braking Systems: Essential for controlling the truck's direction and ensuring safe operation.
• Hydraulic and Electrical Systems: Provide power and control for various functions, including steering, braking, and any additional attachments.