1000 / 1500 / 2000 / 2500kg Commercial Tailgate Lifter for Truck

Loading heavy cargo at locations without a fixed dock becomes easier with the Tailgate Lifter, which raises goods between ground level and the truck body. The hydraulic mechanism provides controlled platform movement, while the steel structure supports frequent delivery operations. Platform size, lifting capacity, mounting brackets, voltage, and control options can be adapted by an OEM/ODM Manufacturer. Steel and aluminum configurations are available for distribution vehicles, municipal fleets, industrial transport, and last-mile delivery applications. Export packaging can also be arranged for repeat overseas orders.

1. Capacity Range for Different Truck Loading Jobs

The 1000kg model fits lighter delivery work, boxed goods and commercial cargo. The 1500kg and 2000kg models are more practical for regular logistics trucks, appliance delivery, warehouse distribution and palletized goods. The 2500kg model gives more support for heavier cargo routes where the rear loading platform needs stronger lifting capacity. This makes Tailgate Lifter easier to match with different truck classes and fleet usage levels.

2. Platform Size Matched to Vehicle Width

Platform dimensions include 1700 × 1600mm, 1800 × 1600mm, 1800 × 1700mm, 1900 × 1700mm, 2000 × 1800mm, 2100 × 1800mm, 2200 × 1800mm, 2300 × 1800mm, 2400 × 1800mm and 2500 × 1800mm. The platform can also be made according to vehicle width, which is important for truck body builders, fleet retrofit projects and dealers handling different vehicle sizes.

3. Vehicle Height Range for Real Delivery Conditions

The QWB series supports a using height from vehicle box to ground of 700–1500mm. This range helps the lifter work with many cargo truck body heights, especially for vehicles that unload at ground-level delivery points, small warehouses, store entrances and temporary job sites. A well-matched height range makes loading smoother and reduces steep manual handling angles.

4. Rear Platform Angle for Cargo Transfer

The platform working angle is 5°–9°, helping the deck adjust during loading and unloading. This matters when carts, pallet trucks or wheeled goods move between the ground and the platform. A controlled platform angle helps reduce sudden cargo rolling and gives workers a clearer transfer surface at the rear of the truck. 

1. Truck Body Building and Retrofit

Tailgate Lifter can be installed on cargo trucks during body building or added later during fleet upgrades. It is useful for truck body manufacturers, vehicle modification workshops and logistics companies that want to improve rear loading ability without changing the whole vehicle.

2. Store-to-Store Distribution

Retail delivery trucks often unload goods at stores without docks. A tailgate platform helps workers lower cartons, wheeled cages, beverages, packaged goods and display materials directly from the truck to the ground.

3. Appliance and Equipment Delivery

Large appliances, service machines, tool cabinets and packed equipment are difficult to unload by hand. Tailgate Lifter gives delivery crews a rear lifting platform for heavier goods that need controlled lowering before final movement.

4. Building Material and Hardware Transport

Hardware suppliers, construction material dealers and maintenance service fleets can use a truck tailgate lifter for boxed tools, fittings, small machinery, packaged boards and site materials delivered to different unloading points.

5. Mobile Service and Rental Vehicles

Event service trucks, repair vehicles and rental fleets often carry equipment to temporary locations. A rear lifter helps unload generators, toolboxes, machines, stage materials and mobile service goods where no warehouse loading equipment is available.

A Tailgate Lifter changes the truck into its own loading station. The driver does not need to search for a dock or wait for warehouse lifting equipment before unloading. Once the vehicle stops at the delivery point, the rear platform can be lowered, cargo can be moved onto the deck, and the load can be transferred to ground level.

This is especially useful for routes with many small stops. Store deliveries, appliance distribution and service vehicles often face different ground levels, entrances and unloading spaces throughout the day. A built-in rear lifter keeps the unloading method more consistent across those locations.

Frame Arm Length and Mounting Fit

Frame arm length varies across the QWB range, including 660/750/800mm for the 1000kg model, 750/800/900/950mm for the 1500kg model, and 900/950mm for the 2000kg and 2500kg models. Frame inner width includes 900mm and 1010mm configurations depending on capacity. These measurements are important when matching the lifter to the rear chassis and vehicle body structure.

A good installation should transfer the load into the vehicle frame correctly. Rear overhang, chassis beam position, bumper removal, spare tire location and underbody equipment should be checked before confirming the lifter. Poor mounting planning can make installation harder and may affect daily lifting performance.

Tailgate Lifter Order Planning

A Tailgate Lifter order can be confirmed faster when the truck drawing, rear body width, vehicle box height, cargo weight range, platform size preference and voltage requirement are prepared together. Send these details together with your expected quantity, and we can match the QWB capacity level, platform size and mounting configuration for truck builders, logistics fleets, vehicle retrofit projects or distributor supply.