Where is the vehicle's gantry frame located?

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Gantry frame refers to the radiator support frame, installed at the front of the vehicle. Below is a detailed introduction to the gantry frame: 1. Commonly known as the radiator support frame or front wall frame, it differs from the grille (which is the air intake area). The gantry frame serves to mount components like headlights, radiators, and cooling systems - essentially forming the front chassis. For instance, pickup trucks also have a rear cargo bed structure called a gantry frame, alternatively termed anti-roll bar or roll cage. 2. The gantry frame was developed as a new type of compact lifting gantry to meet industrial needs such as equipment handling, warehouse logistics, heavy-duty maintenance lifting, and material transportation. It finds applications in automotive repair shops, mold manufacturing, mining operations, construction sites, and other scenarios requiring lifting capabilities. 3. In construction projects, it frequently serves dual purposes for material transport and worker access, enabling mechanized lifting operations. This reduces manual labor requirements, lowers operational costs, and enhances work efficiency.