Skeleton trailers are widely used in the logistics and freight industry due to their versatility, space-saving design, cargo safety, and strong adaptability.

The main uses of skeleton trailers include transporting containers, hazardous tank containers, and other special cargo. Due to their unique structure and functions, skeleton trailers can accommodate different types of goods, offering flexibility and versatility. They are commonly used in logistics systems such as ships, ports, routes, highways, transfer stations, bridges, tunnels, etc. Particularly in long-distance freight and large-scale logistics transportation, skeleton trailers have become an important mode of transportation.

Skeleton trailers can transport a variety of goods, such as containers, tanks, large drums, and are suitable for transporting various cargoes like agricultural products, minerals, industrial products, etc. The box on the skeleton trailer can save transportation space, improve transportation efficiency, and reduce transportation costs. Skeleton trailers typically have excellent adaptability, allowing them to operate under many different road and climate conditions, meeting industry demands.