FLAT DECK BED DROP SIDE LOAD BODY GATE DOOR PICKUP TRUCK CAR BOX 3D model

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• - STL (.stl) – Exported mesh geometry; may be suitable for 3D printing with adjustments
• - STEP (.step, .stp) – CAD format using NURBS surfaces
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• - Rhino (.3dm) – Provided for Rhino users

Model Info
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• - Geometry uses real-world scale; model resolution varies depending on the product (high or low poly)
• • - Scene setup and mesh structure may vary depending on model complexity
• - Rendered using Luxion KeyShot
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More Information About 3D Model :

A Flat Deck Bed Drop Side Load Body is a specific configuration of the cargo area, also known as the load body or truck bed, mounted onto the chassis of a pickup truck or light commercial vehicle. This design prioritizes accessibility and versatility in loading and unloading cargo.

The defining characteristic of this load body type is its construction:

1. Flat Deck Bed: Unlike a standard pickup truck bed, which typically features integral, contoured sides and wheel wells within the cargo area, the flat deck body presents a level platform extending across the full width of the vehicle's frame rails (or slightly beyond). This flat surface provides a wide, unobstructed area for placing goods.
   
2. Drop Sides: The perimeter of the flat deck is enclosed by side panels, and often front and rear panels, which are hinged at the bottom. These panels, known as drop sides, can be unlatched and swung downwards, resting horizontally against the vehicle's wheels or the ground. In many designs, these drop sides are also easily removable entirely from their hinges. This feature allows for unrestricted access to the load deck from the sides, not just the rear.
   
3. Load Body Structure: The structure typically consists of a robust frame mounted directly to the pickup truck's chassis. The flat deck is the primary load-bearing surface, usually constructed from materials like steel plate, aluminum, or durable wood planks. The drop sides and other panels are commonly made from steel, aluminum, or lightweight composite materials.
   
4. Gate/Door (Tailgate): The rear panel functions as a tailgate or gate/door. Like the side panels, it is typically hinged at the bottom and can be dropped down or, less commonly, hinged vertically or split. This rear gate facilitates loading and unloading from the back, while the drop sides provide lateral access.
   
   The primary purpose of a flat deck bed with drop sides is to simplify the handling of various types of cargo, particularly items that are bulky, wide, palletized, or require loading by forklift or other mechanical means from the side. When the sides are dropped, the load body effectively transforms into a flatbed, allowing for efficient side loading and unloading that is often impossible with a conventional pickup truck bed. When the sides are raised and secured, the body can contain loose materials or smaller items.
   
   This load body type offers enhanced flexibility compared to a standard pickup bed or a rigid-sided flatbed. Its applications are diverse, including use in construction, landscaping, agriculture, delivery services, and by tradespeople who transport materials, equipment, or palletized goods that benefit from side access. The pickup truck car part of the title refers to the vehicle base platform being a pickup truck, which is a type of automobile designed for cargo transport.
   
   Nomenclature for this configuration can vary regionally, sometimes being referred to as a tray body with drop sides (especially in Australia and New Zealand), a platform body with drop sides, or simply a drop-side truck.
   
   KEYWORDS: Flat Deck, Drop Side, Load Body, Pickup Truck, Cargo Bed, Truck Body, Vehicle Body, Tailgate, Side Access, Loading, Unloading, Cargo, Transport, Hauling, Versatility, Platform Body, Tray Body, Utility Vehicle, Commercial Vehicle, Light Truck, Work Truck, Hauling, Logistics, Construction, Landscaping, Agriculture, Flatbed, Deck, Sides, Gate.