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# Ready for the construction sites

New MultiMAX semi-trailer for Van den Berghe

We were pleased to welcome our Belgian customer Van den Berghe nv from **Verrebroe** **k**, near the Port of Antwerp, for the pickup of their new 3-axle [semi-trailer type MultiMAX](/products/semi-trailer/multimax/).

This family-owned construction company specializes in sewer works, road construction, hydraulic engineering and earthworks. Our cooperation goes back a long way – the very first Faymonville vehicle was delivered to them back in 2003. Today, they returned to collect their latest addition to the fleet.

Key features of the new trailer:

- [Hydraulic widening system](/technology/loading-area/the-hydraulically-widenable-loading-platform/) – the perfect tool for adjusting the trailer width depending on the machine size
- Large and deep [excavator trough](/technology/loading-area/the-excavator-trough/)for safely placing excavator arms
- [Double ramps](/technology/ramps/double-ramps/) with [wooden covering](/technology/ramps/the-different-coverings/) for reliable loading
- 8,800 mm long loading platform

We thank Van den Berghe for their continued trust and wish them many safe and successful transports with their new MultiMAX!

		        
                    
[Discover the MultiMAX product brochure](https://go.faymonville.com/l/733473/2020-07-29/6xtf1)

	        
[![We were pleased to welcome our Belgian customer Van den Berghe nv from Verrebroek, near the Port of Antwerp, for the pickup of their new 3-axle semi-trailer type MultiMAX.](/thumbnails/123926-400-0-Max.jpg)](/files/123926.jpg "We were pleased to welcome our Belgian customer Van den Berghe nv from Verrebroek, near the Port of Antwerp, for the pickup of their new 3-axle semi-trailer type MultiMAX.")

				
[![The cooperation goes back a long way – the very first Faymonville vehicle was delivered to them back in 2003.](/thumbnails/123927-400-0-Max.jpg)](/files/123927.jpg "The cooperation goes back a long way – the very first Faymonville vehicle was delivered to them back in 2003.")