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Chassis Trailer Chastril Ca

Ecuador

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What Chassis Trailer Chastril Ca does.

Chassis Trailer Chastril Ca is an Ecuadorian company with a ten-year history in the production segment of heavy vehicle components and trailers. They build expandable chassis as well as 20′ and 40′ gable trucks. The company specializes in personnel training for the production of heavy cargo trucks to ensure a constant quality and knowledge in the field. All their products undergo a meticulous design and development process, where the best components and qualified workforce are selected. After rigorous testing and trials, the equipment is ready for shipment and offers a safe, reliable, and cost-effective solution.

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