Trailer manufacturer Lawrence David will return to the CV Show with a new builder’s merchant dropside rigid truck with Hiab crane and brick stack grapple on its stand.
The truck has a modular build, enabling equipment to be configured to different customer requirements, and interlocking aluminium flooring suitable for heavy payloads.The crane is mounted on an integral heavy-duty baseframe while the aluminium dropsides have integrated access steps with complete access to the load bay.
There is a 360-degree camera on the truck to eliminate blind spots and a pneumatically raised and lowered spray suppression system.
Lawrence David will also be displaying a new concept home delivery van body that features a bonded box body with better aerodynamics. There is also a rear camera for greater visibility in urban environments.
New innovations on display will include a modular hybrid second deck that includes a pre-galvanised steel frame with non-slip open-grid floor as well as yellow gratings that improve visibility and highlight a deck that is being loaded at height.
Lawrence David said the design means it is easier to replace individual damaged components.
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The company will also be promoting Trailer Eye, its low-cost tracking device that can be discreetly fitted to a trailer and comes with a downloadable app allowing trailers to be tracked via a smartphone.
Lawrence David marketing and PR executive Milo Cheney said: “This year offers a great opportunity for Lawrence David to launch our completely new vehicle, along with numerous exciting new features.”
- The CV Show takes place at the NEC on 25 –27 April and pre-registration is now open.