An adjustable crank handle and rotatable mat help unload heavy trailer loads with less effort while avoiding repeated handle removal.
Independently controlled bays and an adjustable conveyor door let dispensing vehicles fit varied item sizes and reduce damage during delivery.
A built-in trailer conveyor uses a motorized pulley and laser obstacle detection to speed pallet loading while stopping automatically for safety.
Air chambers and pressure members cut movable trailer floor friction, reducing power demand, air leakage, and maintenance.
Laterally extending side walls and hopper lips create non-contact gaps that contain aggregate and reduce conveyor spillover and wear.
An asymmetric guide rail and segmented blocking plate prevent cargo leakage while reducing power consumption through rolling friction.
Segmented conveyor shaft assembly allows quick removal for maintenance, resolving structural integrity trade-offs in combination bodies.
Independent conveyor segments maintain horizontal orientation while moving, resolving the trade-off between flexible unloading order and mechanical complexity.
Hydraulic arm adjusts articulating conveyor belt angle to load heavy items into pickup truck beds without manual lifting.