What is the difference between a gantry truck and a regular box truck

There are significant differences between gantry trucks and regular box trucks in multiple aspects:
Vehicle type and procedures:
Box trucks are finished vehicles that have been recognized by national automobile production enterprises, making them convenient and concise from purchase procedures to normal use.
Warehouse mounted trucks belong to modified vehicles, and their driving license will indicate that they are modified vehicles, so it may be relatively troublesome to apply for relevant licenses.
Appearance and structure:
The box body of a box truck is fully sealed and has a simple structure. It is mainly used for transporting general goods, such as goods packaged in cardboard boxes or high-tech products. It has unique advantages in rainproof and cargo fixation.
The box of the warehouse type truck is non sealed. Except for the bottom and surrounding guardrails with some plate-like structures, the rest of the parts are fence type, which has good ventilation and is more suitable for transporting bulk particles, feed, livestock and other goods.
Function and purpose:
Box trucks, due to their enclosed structure, are suitable for the transportation of various types of goods, whether in factories, supermarkets, or individuals, and can be widely used.
Warehouse mounted trucks are more suitable for transporting goods that have vitality or require ventilation, such as livestock and poultry or beekeeping boxes.
Load capacity and flexibility:
The gantry truck is designed to transport a large amount of goods with a large load capacity, and its gantry form can be adjusted according to the size of the goods, providing high flexibility.
Although box trucks also have a large load-bearing capacity, their structure may be slightly less flexible than that of gantry trucks.
In summary, there are significant differences between gantry trucks and ordinary box trucks in terms of vehicle type, exterior structure, functional use, as well as load capacity and flexibility. The choice of which type of truck depends mainly on factors such as specific transportation needs, cargo characteristics, and operating costs.