Heavy‑duty

Steel Tray Truck Body

Steel tray bodies support trade, industrial, machinery, and site work where strength and practical fit-out options matter.

Built for practical site work.

Steel trays are suited to heavy tools, materials, machinery, site work, and operators who need a hard-wearing open body. Kirin can configure drop sides, headboards, tie-downs, racks, under-tray storage, steps, guards, and accessory mounting points around the vehicle and trade use.

Dropsides, headboards, ladder racks, rails, and equipment mounting points
Tie-downs, storage boxes, steps, mudguards, lighting, and safety hardware
Trade, civil, council, industrial, agriculture, and equipment support applications
Repair and spare-parts support for long-term fleet use

Steel tray configuration

Build the tray around the load, access and trade equipment.

Typical applicationsTrade, civil, council, agriculture, machinery, equipment and field-service work.

Deck dimensionsTray length and width are matched to chassis, wheelbase, axle limits and load distribution.

Side systemsDrop sides, removable posts, headboards, racks and rails can suit the handling method.

Flooring choicesDeck material and finish are selected for wear, grip, clean-down and the intended cargo.

Fit-out optionsToolboxes, under-tray storage, steps, guards, lighting and equipment mounts can be integrated.

Quote inputsProvide chassis, load type, deck size, side height, storage, rack and tie-down requirements.

Strength must be considered with usable payload.

Material thickness, deck construction, sides, storage and mounted equipment all contribute to tare. The correct balance depends on expected loads, site conditions and whole-of-life service needs.

Frequently asked questions

Planning the specification.

How is tray length selected?Tray length is matched to wheelbase, rear overhang, axle loading, load type and required equipment.

Can storage and racks be integrated?Toolboxes, under-tray storage, ladder racks and equipment mounts can be scoped when their loads and access needs are known.

When is an aluminium tray preferable?An aluminium tray may suit payload-sensitive work, while steel can suit applications prioritising impact and wear resistance.

Need a steel tray quote?

Send chassis type, tray length, side height, rack, storage, and tie-down needs.

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