Where is the car gantry frame located on a vehicle?
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Gantry frame refers to the radiator support frame, installed at the front of the vehicle. Detailed introduction as follows: 1. Radiator support frame, also called front body framework, differs from the grille (which is the air intake area). The gantry frame serves to mount components like headlights, radiator, etc. Essentially, it's the front vehicle frame. Pickup trucks also have a rear cargo structure called gantry frame, alternatively termed anti-roll bar or roll cage. 2. Gantry frames are newly developed small lifting structures designed for medium/small factories' daily needs including equipment handling, warehouse logistics, heavy equipment maintenance lifting, and material transportation. They are suitable for mold manufacturing, auto repair shops, mines, construction sites, and other lifting scenarios. 3. Commonly seen in construction projects, they dual-function as material transport devices and worker access systems, achieving mechanized lifting. This reduces labor requirements, lowers operational costs, and enhances work efficiency.