Dry Van Trailers
Versatile, enclosed transportation solutions for freight, logistics, emergency response, and government fleet operations.
WABASH Dry Van Trailers
Wabash is one of North America's leading manufacturers of dry van trailers, offering a comprehensive portfolio engineered for durability, operational efficiency, and long-term fleet performance. From standard freight operations to specialized transportation requirements, Wabash dry vans feature advanced composite construction, highly configurable designs, and proven solutions supporting commercial, government, and industrial fleets.
Product Families
Duraplate Composite Dry Vans
Lightweight, durable dry van trailers featuring Wabash's Duraplate composite construction for general freight transportation, fleet operations, and government logistics applications.
High Density Duraplate Composite Dry Vans
Optimized for high cube and volume-intensive freight operations, maximizing payload efficiency while maintaining the durability of Duraplate composite construction.
Conventional Sheet and Post Dry Vans
Traditional sheet-and-post dry van trailers designed for demanding freight applications where conventional aluminum sidewall construction is preferred.
Specialty Dry Freight Vans
Purpose-built dry van configurations engineered for specialized cargo requirements, custom fleet applications, and mission-specific transportation needs.
Great Dane Dry Van Trailers
The Great Dane Champion Series is engineered for dependable, high-performance dry freight transportation with a broad range of configurable solutions to meet diverse fleet requirements. Available in both Sheet-and-Post and Composite designs, Champion dry vans offer proven durability, flexible cargo securement options, advanced corrosion protection, and a wide variety of specifications to support commercial and government transportation operations. Standard features such as FleetPulse® asset tracking, the RIG30® rear impact guard, and numerous configurable options allow agencies to tailor trailers to their specific mission requirements.
Available Dry Van Solutions
Champion Sheet-and-Post
Traditional post-and-panel construction offering exceptional durability, ease of repair, and extensive interior liner and cargo securement options.
Champion Composite
Composite sidewall construction providing a smooth interior, weight efficiency, corrosion resistance, and configurable options for demanding fleet applications.
Strick Dry Van Trailers
Strick manufactures durable, highly configurable dry van trailers engineered to meet a wide range of freight transportation and specialized fleet requirements. With an emphasis on structural integrity, customization, and long-term performance, Strick offers dry van solutions designed to support commercial, government, and mission-specific transportation applications.
Available Dry Van Solutions
Sheet & Post Dry Vans
Traditional post-and-panel construction offering durability, ease of repair, and flexible configuration options.
Composite Dry Vans
Lightweight composite sidewall construction designed for increased payload capacity, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance.
Drop Frame Dry Vans
Lower deck configurations that maximize interior cargo height while maintaining legal overall trailer height.
Open Top Dry Vans
Specialized dry vans designed to accommodate overhead loading and oversized cargo requiring top access.
Pup Trailers
Compact dry van trailers ideal for regional distribution, urban delivery routes, and multi-trailer fleet operations.
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A dry van trailer is a fully enclosed freight trailer designed to transport palletized cargo, packaged goods, equipment, and other freight that requires protection from weather, road debris, and theft. As one of the most widely used trailer types in North America, dry vans support a broad range of commercial, industrial, and government transportation applications. CTI offers dry van solutions from leading manufacturers, providing customers with dependable equipment for fleet operations, regional distribution, long-haul transportation, and specialized logistics requirements.
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Selecting the right dry van trailer depends on your cargo, operating environment, payload requirements, loading methods, and long-term fleet objectives. Considerations such as trailer length, interior height, door configuration, flooring, cargo securement systems, liftgate requirements, and available factory options can all influence the ideal solution. CTI works closely with customers to evaluate operational requirements and recommend the dry van configuration best suited to their application, whether supporting commercial freight, government logistics, or specialized transportation missions.
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Both dry van and refrigerated (reefer) trailers provide enclosed protection for cargo, but they are designed for different transportation requirements. Dry van trailers are intended for freight that does not require temperature control, making them the preferred solution for general freight, manufactured goods, retail products, building materials, and other non-perishable cargo. Refrigerated trailers incorporate insulated construction and an integrated refrigeration unit to maintain specific temperatures during transit, making them ideal for food products, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and other temperature-sensitive commodities.
Choosing between a dry van and a refrigerated trailer depends primarily on the cargo being transported, operating environment, and transportation requirements. If your freight requires temperature control or cold chain integrity, a refrigerated trailer is the appropriate solution. For most enclosed freight applications, a dry van provides a dependable, cost-effective transportation platform.
For customers evaluating enclosed trailer options, understanding the differences between dry van and refrigerated trailers is an important first step in selecting the right equipment. To learn more about temperature-controlled transportation solutions, explore our Refrigerated Trailer Solutions page, where you'll find available equipment, configurations, and additional information to help determine the best fit for your application.
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Yes. Modern dry van trailers can be configured with numerous factory-installed options to support specific operational requirements. Depending on the manufacturer and intended application, available configurations may include swing or roll-up doors, liftgates, logistics posts, cargo securement systems, interior lighting packages, telematics, flooring options, side access configurations, and other specialized equipment. CTI works directly with its OEM partners to help customers configure dry van trailers that align with their operational needs, performance objectives, and procurement requirements.
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Whether you're purchasing a single trailer or supporting a large fleet acquisition, CTI works with customers from initial equipment selection through final delivery. Our team helps identify the right dry van solution, develops application-specific quotations, coordinates factory-direct ordering with our OEM partners, and manages delivery logistics throughout the procurement process.
CTI supports federal agencies, the Department of Defense, state and local governments, commercial fleets, contractors, and institutional customers worldwide. Depending on customer eligibility and procurement requirements, equipment may be acquired through our GSA Multiple Award Schedule, the Defense Logistics Agency's Heavy Equipment Procurement Program (DLA HEPP), or direct procurement. With extensive experience coordinating domestic and international deliveries, CTI helps customers acquire mission-ready transportation equipment wherever it is needed.
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