Truck and Trailer Systems

Name: Truck and Trailer Systems
Brand: Industrial Conveying Australia

ICA manufacture trailer systems which operate with automated dock systems or as a stand alone system, we design to optimise time and performance.

Existing trucks and trailers require minimal alterations for operation with powered dock loading and unloading systems.

Fixed Chain Trailer Floors

Chain dock arrangement for the quick loading/unloading of product (pallets) to/from the trailer.

Chain size is normally ¾” or 1” duplex. Depending on load requirements chain sizes can be varied to suit client needs.
Cut out switches associated with bulkheads for increased lifetime of chain floor systems.
Usually comprises of a pair of twin chain conveyors with individual drives, depending on load and handling requirements additional support/carry chains can be fitted.
Chain is always above floor level and engaged with the pallets.
Conveyors powered from associated docks.
Fast, safe and economical cargo handling.
Pendant control of the floor from either the trailer or controlled from the dock.
Selective loading and unloading by one operator.
Used for shorter haul trailers and where load stability is not of issue.

Air Lift Chain Trailer Floor

rbag operation undertaken manually.
Air taken from the trailer.
Chain recesses under floor level when airbags deflate, and protrudes above floor level when conveying product.
Conveyors powered from the associated docks.
Independent control of the floor from either the trailer or controlled from the dock.
Used for long haul trailers or where product stability is an issue.

Air Lift Roller Trailer Floor

Manual movement of loaded pallets and air cargo ULD’s air lift roller conveyor roller tracks can be recessed into the floor of trucks and trailers.
Loading and unloading pallets, still ages and air cargo pods is made easy.
The rollers can be reused during loading and unloading, with the cargo manually rolled down the length of the deck.
Load security whilst travelling is enhanced as the rollers retract with the cargo then resting on the deck.
The air system utilises the trucks air braking system with safety valves and a separate receiver to provide multiple lifts even when the engine is shut down.