How Do You Plan Load Securement for Mixed and LTL Freight?
Plan around changing pallet heights, freight boundaries, interfaces, and delivery stops in mixed and less-than-truckload operations.
Read the guideDry van freight resources
Start with changing LTL and multi-stop freight, partial loads, and fixed logistics-post positions; then review compatible load bars, trailer interfaces, and inspection before departure.
Start with the system in the trailer
Identify the installed post or track interface before selecting a positioning product, load bar, strap, or fitting. Exact-A-Track mounts horizontally and directly to compatible vertical logistics posts, not E-track; verify the specific post profile and equipment. Manufacturer instructions, carrier procedures, and applicable requirements govern the complete setup.
Load planning
Start with changing freight.
How Do You Plan Securement for a Partial Load?
A practical sequence for identifying the freight boundary, selecting compatible restraint positions, and checking a partial load.
Read the guideHow Should a Load Bar Be Positioned in a Dry Van?
A planning sequence for selecting a load-bar position, checking compatible interfaces, and inspecting a dry van setup.
Read the guideDry Van Cargo-Securement Planning Checklist
A pre-departure checklist for palletized freight, trailer interfaces, compatible equipment, placement, inspection, and source documentation.
Read the guideProduct education
Review positions and product fit.
When Fixed Logistics Post Positions Miss the Freight
A practical evaluation sequence when freight ends between fixed positions on vertical logistics posts in a dry van.
Read the guidePositioning Equipment on Vertical Logistics Posts
Learn how Exact-A-Track mounts horizontally to compatible vertical logistics posts, when it may help with changing freight, and what to verify before use.
Read the guideEquipment basics
Identify the trailer interface.
What Are Vertical Logistics Posts in Dry Vans?
Learn what vertical logistics posts are, how fixed attachment locations affect dry van load planning, and why interface identification matters.
Read the guideVertical Logistics Posts vs. E-Track and L-Track
Compare vertical logistics posts, E-track, and L-track without assuming their rails, slots, fittings, or accessories are interchangeable.
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