Using Strenx® in cement bulk trailers instead of aluminum have many benefits: it makes the machine cheaper to build, gives it longer product lifetime and lets you avoid the maintenance problems and crack problems that come with aluminum.
Strenx® performance steel helps you make stronger, lighter, safer, more competitive and more sustainable trailers. Learn more and get free advice on the perfect grade for your product.
Download our product guide for cement bulk trailers
Find the right steel grade for your components.
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Strenx® product guide for Cement Bulk Trailers
Whatever your application, wherever you are in the world, SSAB supports your business
Design and development support
Our local support teams conduct customer visits, seminars and development projects. Together, we help you develop products that are stronger, lighter and deliver more value.
Ways we support you:
- Material selection for your specific product
- Conceptual design and innovations
- Design recommendations for high-strength steels
- Production efficiency recommendations
- Expert advice and best-practice guidance
Workshop fabrication support
Get the help of our experts to ensure a smooth production process and gain more value from your products.
Ways we support you:
- Welding recommendations
- Forming recommendations
- Tooling advice
- Trial material
- Advice on new production techniques
Discover the power of Strenx® for your trailers
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The beauty of Strenx® - stronger and lighter
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Trailer design guideline, Strenx®
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Strenx® 960 for Stronger and Safer Rear Underrun Protection Device
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Making rear impact guards and RUPDs stronger and safer
When safety matters, truck and trailer bodybuilders should carefully consider their choice of material to build rear impact guards for underride protection. The right type of steel in rear impact guards can help to lower the risk of fatal injuries in rear-end collisions involving heavy-duty vehicles and passenger cars, two-wheeled vehicles or lighter-duty vehicles.