https://www.reizthailand.com/Structural-Member.html Porous pedal The truck container Structural Member is mainly made of guardrail, floor, side wall, tailgate and other parts by stamping and welding, and is connected with the frame by the combination of bolt and pressing plate. Truck cargo box vehicle structural member mainly consists of guardrail, floor, side enclosures, tailgate and other parts stamping and welding, using the combination of bolts and pressure plate to connect with the frame. The vehicle chassis components bear all the weight of the vehicle in static or dynamic conditions, including the engine, transmission, occupants, as well as the pressure on the vehicle in bad road conditions and braking acceleration, all of which are borne by the chassis. Reiz is one of the largest truck vehicle structural member suppliers in Thailand. The Vehicle chassis structure is made of high-strength low-alloy automobile steel, which provides strong body rigidity and high safety for trailer and truck bodies. The Vehicle chassis structure bears all the weight of the vehicle under static or dynamic conditions. The Vehicle chassis structure ensure the stability of the vehicle, bear and mitigate the impact brought by the road. The Vehicle chassis structure is the most important supporting structure of the vehicle. The Vehicle chassis structure has the characteristics of modularization, high product versatility and small differences among different manufacturers. Reiz auto parts is one of the largest suppliers of truck and vehicle structural parts in Thailand Trailer chassis structures can vary depending on the type of trailer, but here are some common parts that can be found in most trailer chassis structures: Frame rails - The main longitudinal members of the chassis that support the weight of the truck and provide a base for attaching other components. Cross members - The transverse members that connect the frame rails and add rigidity to the chassis. Suspension system - The system of springs, shocks, and other components that support the weight of the truck and provide a smooth ride. Steering system - The components that allow the driver to control the direction of the truck, including the steering wheel, steering column, and steering linkage. Braking system - The components that allow the driver to slow down or stop the truck, including the brake pedal, master cylinder, brake lines, and brake calipers. Drivetrain - The components that transmit power from the engine to the wheels, including the transmission, driveshaft, differential, and axles. Engine mount - The component that connects the engine to the chassis and supports its weight. Fuel tank - The container that stores the fuel used by the truck. Exhaust system - The components that route the exhaust gases from the engine to the rear of the truck, including the exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, muffler, and tailpipe. Electrical system - The components that provide power to the truck's electrical system, including the battery, alternator, and wiring. Body mounts - The components that attach the body of the truck to the chassis, providing support and isolating vibrations. Fifth wheel coupling - A component mounted on the chassis that connects to the kingpin of a semi-trailer. Pintle hook - A component mounted on the chassis that connects to a towed trailer. Underbody protection - Skid plates or other protective components that shield the underside of the truck from debris, rocks, and other hazards.