The DuraClass HPT-316 dump body will be at the Work Truck Show, March 14–17

DuraClass, a leading designer and manufacturer of Class 3–8 dump bodies and hoists, showcased the DuraClass HPT-316 dump body at the Work Truck Show, March 14–17.

“DuraClass is focused on providing premium products for the Class 3–8 dump body market that meet the needs of contractors in the municipal, landscape and construction markets,” said Steve McDonough, general manager, DuraClass. “Our HPT-316 dump body is now available with a newly redesigned adjustable cab shield that is wider than standard cab shields, as well as insulated panels that provide the heat retention needed when hauling asphalt.”

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The DuraClass HPT-316 dump body features clean horizontal side braces, and the deep flanged longmembers eliminate the need for crossmembers. This makes the HPT-316 easier to keep clean in harsh environments where slush and salt buildup take their toll on hardworking equipment. The newly designed adjustable cab shield is wider than standard cab shields and features tarp mounting holes and a built-in wind deflector. The HPT-316 also features insulated panels with stainless steel covers, providing the heat retention needed when hauling asphalt. All DuraClass dump bodies are available with AR450 steel to serve the asphalt and municipal sectors. Additional steel and stainless steel options are available.

To learn more about the HPT-316 dump body, visit www.duraclass.com.

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