What are the length, width, and height of a 9.6-meter cargo compartment?

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Penny
07/29/25 10:46pm
The width of a 9.6-meter cargo compartment is 2.4 meters, with an internal width generally around 2.35 meters, though some may have an internal width of 2.4 meters. According to national regulations, the height of cargo on vehicles must not exceed 4.5 meters from the ground, so the typical loading height is only about 3.0 meters, while the vehicle width is uniformly 2.4 meters. Generally, the maximum length for a box truck or high-barrier vehicle is 17.5 meters, though some non-standard vehicles may have cargo compartments up to 20 meters long. For a vehicle with a load capacity of 1.5 tons, the cargo compartment dimensions are: length 4.2 meters, width 1.8 meters. For a 2-ton load capacity, the dimensions are: length 4.2 meters, width 1.8 meters, height 1.85 meters. For a 3-ton load capacity, the cargo compartment dimensions are: length 5.8 meters, width 2.1 meters, height 2.2 meters. For a 5-ton load capacity, the dimensions are: length 7.4 meters, width 2.2 meters, height 2.2 meters.
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