
K-Force is the strongest and most reliable moving floor trailer.
- K-Force has the longest service life
- K-Force has the strongest floor construction
- K-Force provides a unique 5-year guarantee on structure
Kraker Trailers Axel B.V.
Vaartwijk 7
4571 SV Axel
The Netherlands

K-Force is the strongest and most reliable moving floor trailer.
The trailer retains its rigidity, while remaining flexible, even after years of intensive use. The moving floor is subjected to minimal resistance due to strategically placed rivet joints in the trailer, which absorb the heavy loads.
The clever structure ensures that the floor sections sit tightly on the subfloor. This is especially important at the rear of the trailer as this is the point where most of the cargo passes through. The special structure ensures that hardly any residue is left behind.
A K-Force trailer is tear-resistant thanks to its clever structure with screw connections. This technique also ensures that the load on the moving floor flows away perfectly. This extends the service life.
Minimal wear during unloading, fuel savings and a lower impact on the environment due to reduced CO2 emissions. These are the advantages of low internal friction in a moving floor.
RiverRidge is an award-winning waste and resource management company in Northern Ireland. Established in 2011 as a small skip hire and landfill company, through a series of acquisitions and investments in its operations, infrastructure and fleet, it has become the leading waste and resource management provider across the region, offering its extensive customer base a full range of integrated waste management services.
Adis started their operations in 2020, with a focus on growing demands for local grain transport. This was a humble start, using a slightly older tipper truck and a Bordeaux-red Renault Magnum, but the company quickly expanded thanks to determination and a well-thought-out strategy.
Hertsens is a family business in the true sense of the word. The company's founder, Hertsens Arnold, joined forces with his brothers in the agricultural sector in 1978. Ten years later, he founded a transport company. A good move, as the excellent service was soon noticed by the City of Antwerp, resulting in a large waste contract. So the company made its entry into the world of waste transport. And successfully so. Because in recent decades, Hertsens grew into one of the largest waste transporters in Belgium.
With a growing fleet of Kraker moving floor trailers supplied and supported in the UK by Kraker Partner TrailerTec, Joe Dunn Plant continues to build an efficient, reliable bulk haulage operation serving the animal bedding, arboricultural, biomass and horticultural sectors.
The German company Allspan produces bedding for horse stables, which they supply directly to end users. Kraker moving floor trailers are used to transport the sawdust and wood shavings. These trailers are specially adapted to Allspan's operations. At Allspan, Peter de Zeeuw is responsible for transport within Germany and for the procurement of transport equipment.
Emmar was founded on 1 April 2020, offering a suite of services that had absolutely nothing to do with transport. Read on to find out how Emmar ended up in the transport sector and became a major player in such a short amount of time.
W&P from the southern German town of Prichsenstadt is a forward-thinking waste carrier, based in the state of Bavaria. The company has a fleet of hundreds of vehicles, including moving floor trailers. W&P recently bought several dozen K-Forces. The first in the series was collected from the Kraker factory in Axel by Alexander Wehr, CEO of the company, together with his son, which provided an opportunity for a fascinating conversation.
Kraker Trailers is represented in Poland by TrailerTec Poland. Repinski is one of the regular customers of this branch of TrailerTec. Kraker in Poland has been supplying moving floor trailers to Repinski for years already, where they use the vehicles for their intended purpose: transporting as wide a range of products as possible. Repinski's combinations are impossible to miss, as the company creates true works of art from their vehicles.
JOST, based in Weiswampach, Luxembourg, has been a Kraker Trailers customer for many years. The long relationship, the variety of vehicles and the recent order for two trailers developed to customer specifications were reason enough to travel to a special location in Vielsalm, right in the Belgian Ardennes.
Kraker’s K-Force, the moving floor trailer for the price- and quality-conscious carrier, has already more than proved its worth in the transport sector. At the upcoming IAA, Kraker is showcasing this powerhouse in a truly unique way. Curious? Order your entrance tickets now and come visit Kraker Trailers at the IAA in Hannover.
Anyone who works with a moving floor trailer has been there. You switch on the floor. And... nothing happens. Or something completely unexpected happens. Needless to say, this always happens right at the moment you can least afford it.
Fortunately, many "faults" turn out to be much less serious in practice. Often it's not down to a major technical issue, but rather something simple that can be quickly checked. In this article, we list a number of common causes.
In the transportation industry, it's all about keeping things moving. After all, unexpected downtime costs time, disrupts schedules, and affects the bottom line. This is exactly why Kraker Trailers invests not just in developing moving floor trailers, but also in after sales, service, and parts.
Transport is built on trust. Trust in a trailer that keeps running every day. Trust in a dealer who picks up the phone when support is needed. And trust in a manufacturer who knows its product down to the last bolt. In Northern France, TH Trucks brings these three elements together. That is what makes the partnership with Kraker Trailers such a natural fit.

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