We all use trucks and other powerful machines when we are shifting a house or an office. As trucks have a larger capacity to contain goods and also carry heavy loads, the industry is growing bigger with the increase in population. As most of the Americans do not own their own homes and live in rented houses, they require moving from one place to another often. Hence they call in the movers who provide logistics for the moving to proceed as planned.

Home furniture is very highly sensitive to dust and other climatic effects. The wooden furniture can be easily damaged by the sun’s rays, rain and also the dust which is on a high level on the streets. To protect the furniture from these issues and to also avoid things falling from it during the journey, trucks with closed cabins are used. The cabins are high and long too according to the state laws, and a hatch cover is present to be closed and seal the inside completely.

Since these trucks are used widely and are rarely seen idle in the company’s parking lots, they are bound to be damaged very often. As the goods which are mostly bulky keep bumping the body during the loading and unloading process, the body of the tuck receives a lot of damage. This creates minute gaps and decreases the tightness of the hatch covers which results in the goods to be damaged by the weather during the journey. To manage the leaks that occur and to provide safety to the goods of their customers (as a part of the company’s safety policy), the tightness of hatch with ultrasound is checked on a fixed schedule.

The ultrasonic test provides the required knowledge to the staff about the health condition of the truck’s body and the hatch covers. In case the body reveals a lot of leaks that can pose a threat to the customer’s goods, the truck is sent for repairs. Here the leaks are treated accordingly and in case the body has gathered rust due to a prolonged exposure, the piece that is rusted is removed and a new piece is wielded.

As soon as the repair works are completed, a final hatch cover ultrasonic tightness testing is conducted to make sure that the leaks have been removed 100%. When the truck passes the final test, it is put back to work and the customers enjoy a damage free moving to a new house.