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5.2 K ll Tandem Axles - Electric Brakes
5K Top Wind Jack
4" Single acting Cylinder
BWise trailers are among the best available. Their fully automated process includes a state-of-that art system with over 700 high pressure nozzles and a dedicated 100 foot wash tunnel. In addition a detailed prep, prime and powder coat process ensures our trailers leave with the highest quality, durability and professional finish
STEP ONE
Prep, wash, and pre-treatment includes metal finishing for maximum paint adhesion. Trailers are degreased, chemical washed, and treated with a rust inhibitor.
STEP TWO
Each trailer then goes through the powder primer process, after which the product is cured in a 400-degree oven.
STEP THREE
Our proprietary, top powder coat finish is applied, and the trailer is again cured in another 400-degree oven to ensure a durable finish.
LASER CUT PRECISION & CNC MACHINING
They use CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinery to precision machine bushings, fittings, and latching mechanisms. This exacting quality control step is required for the custom fit process of our trailers and their equipment. It also helps to create the clean aesthetic that BWise is known for. Their custom-built parts are one reason why BWise trailers are so unique.
They house all parts and materials indoors to limit exposure to the elements and ensure clean material. Each one of our trailers is then built with a detailed drawing to certify maximum precision and quality. From there, their refined internal tools and processes maintain strict quality controls over every trailer that rolls off the line.
Each BWise trailer begins with a detailed technical drawing including key dimensional information, weld types, location of all welds, and key tolerance checkpoints. We also require our vendors and partners to work from these same technical drawings for maximum consistency and optimal quality control.
PUSHING THE LIMITS OF TESTING
BWise trailers are tasked with real-life situations before leaving the factory. They stress test their products with regular operations, including real cargo and real loading/unloading. When necessary, they also perform a Finite Element Analysis with computer simulations for stress and load testing. This is in addition to our final inspection on all critical points of each product.
