GWL Takes Delivery of Its First Faymonville 3-Axle MegaMAX Lowbed Trailer

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GWL algemene ondernemingen has welcomed its first Faymonville MegaMAX lowbed trailer into the fleet. The 3-axle configuration, combined with outer beams, a fixed loading floor, and Pendle axles, provides the stability, flexibility, and maneuverability required for demanding transport jobs, with the trailer already deployed on its first assignments.

First Faymonville Trailer Joins the GWL Fleet

Belgian construction contractor GWL algemene ondernemingen has taken delivery of its first Faymonville trailer, selecting a 3-axle MegaMAX lowbed to support a wide range of heavy transport requirements across its operations.

The addition marks a new step in GWL’s fleet development, strengthening its in-house capability to transport heavy and oversized components safely and efficiently. The trailer has already been put straight to work, with initial jobs including the transport of a transformer house, demonstrating its readiness for real-world applications.

MegaMAX Design Focused on Stability and Flexibility

The Faymonville MegaMAX is designed as a versatile lowbed solution for demanding transport tasks. GWL’s trailer is equipped with outer beams and a fixed loading floor, a configuration that delivers high structural stability an important factor when moving heavy, high-value loads.

To increase operational flexibility, the trailer features extendable length and width via outriggers, allowing it to adapt to different load dimensions without compromising stability. This flexibility enables GWL to cover a broader range of transport scenarios with a single trailer configuration.

Pendle Axles Enhance Maneuverability

A key technical feature of the MegaMAX is its use of Pendle axles, which are widely regarded as a benchmark in the heavy transport sector for outstanding maneuverability. This axle design allows the trailer to navigate tight access roads, construction sites, and confined urban or industrial environments more effectively.

For operators, improved maneuverability translates into safer movements, reduced tire wear, and greater control when positioning loads particularly important for complex construction and infrastructure projects.

Supporting a Broad Range of Construction Activities

With its new Faymonville lowbed trailer, GWL is well positioned to support transport needs across its diverse portfolio of activities. The company operates in sectors including earthworks, infrastructure, recycling, concrete production, foundations, and drilling, all of which require reliable and flexible transport solutions for heavy equipment and prefabricated components.

The MegaMAX provides a transport platform that can be deployed quickly and adapted to different job requirements, supporting efficient project execution across multiple disciplines.

About GWL algemene ondernemingen

GWL algemene ondernemingen is a Belgian, family-owned construction company founded in 2000. The company is active across a wide range of sectors, including earthworks, infrastructure works, recycling, concrete production, foundations, and drilling. GWL continues to invest in modern equipment and transport solutions to support safe and efficient project delivery.

Website: https://www.gwl.be

About Faymonville

Faymonville is a leading European manufacturer of specialized trailers for heavy, oversized, and special transport. Known for its engineering expertise and modular trailer concepts, Faymonville offers solutions tailored to a wide range of transport challenges under the slogan “Trailers to the MAX.”

Website: https://www.faymonville.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What trailer did GWL add to its fleet?

GWL added a Faymonville 3-axle MegaMAX lowbed trailer.

What are the key features of the MegaMAX trailer?

Key features include outer beams, a fixed loading floor, extendable length and width via outriggers, and Pendle axles for high maneuverability.

Why are Pendle axles important?

Pendle axles provide excellent maneuverability, making it easier to navigate tight job sites and access routes while maintaining load control.

What types of loads will the trailer be used for?

The trailer is suitable for heavy and oversized loads, such as construction components and equipment, with early use including the transport of a transformer house.