Flatbed trailers are one of the most versatile transport solutions in logistics, designed to carry oversized and irregularly shaped loads that cannot fit into standard enclosed trailers. With an open deck structure and no roof or sidewalls, these trailers allow easy loading and unloading from all directions using cranes or forklifts. Typically measuring 12 to 16 meters in length, flatbed trailers can carry loads up to 50 tons, including heavy machinery, steel pipes, timber, large equipment, and containers. The deck is built from high-strength steel or aluminum alloys, equipped with lashing rings, twist locks, and securing chains to keep cargo stable during transit. Their design enables the transport of construction materials, industrial equipment, and even prefabricated building components. Variants such as extendable and low-bed trailers allow additional flexibility for extremely long or tall loads. Safety is ensured with advanced braking systems and durable suspension setups. Because of their adaptability, flatbed trailers are widely used in industries such as construction, mining, logistics, and shipping. They remain the backbone of heavy and oversized cargo transport worldwide.