A flatbed truck is a type of truck designed specifically for transporting heavy or bulky cargo. It typically lacks a cabin, consisting solely of a flat loading platform. This type of truck is widely used in logistics, construction, agriculture, and industry, and is particularly well-suited for transporting large or heavy cargo such as machinery, building materials, and containers. Flatbed trucks can be categorized into various types based on their structure and function, including full-trailer flatbed trucks, semi-trailer flatbed trucks, and low-bed trucks.

Key Features:

High Load Capacity: Flatbeds are designed to carry large loads, ranging from several tons to dozens of tons.

Simple Structure: Without a bed, flatbeds have a relatively simple structure, making loading and unloading easier.

Versatility: Flatbeds can transport a variety of cargo types, especially large or irregularly shaped items.

Various Towing Options: Flatbeds can be used as full trailers (towed entirely by the tractor) or semi-trailers (part of the weight is borne by the tractor).