Sprinter Vans

Capabilities

Cargo Capacity

The cargo capacity of Sprinter vans is limited to the equivalent of three or four pallets, so they’re not intended for delivering large quantities of production parts. Rather, these are the vehicles you turn to when a small batch, a specialized tool, part or device, or other urgently needed equipment, has to be on-site as fast as possible.

Because of their size and speed, Sprinter vans are commonly used for time-sensitive deliveries in industries such as medical, manufacturing, and automotive repair. They are ideal for transporting high-value, fragile, or perishable goods that require careful handling and rapid transit.

Reliability

Customers for our Sprinter van service come from the oil and gas industry, manufacturing, retail, and chemical processing. Wherever there’s a need for fast, predictable, and reliable delivery, our Sprinter van service gets it done. Our service has become a trusted partner for businesses that demand the highest level of performance in their supply chain.

With a deep understanding of the urgency and precision required in these industries, we ensure that every delivery is handled with the utmost care and efficiency. Our Sprinter van service operates around the clock, providing expedited transportation solutions that help businesses avoid costly downtime and maintain seamless operations.

Speed

Dimensions

Exact dimensions vary by model, but for planning, work on a Sprinter providing a width of 52”, a height of 70”, and up to 12’ of length. That’s enough space for three standard 48” x 40” pallets. Tiedowns are provided for securing pallets, boxes and other objects so they don’t move around in transit. Maximum payload is around 3,000 lbs. Some models will handle slightly more than this.

This capacity makes Sprinter vans an excellent choice for businesses that need to transport mid-sized loads efficiently. Whether it’s expedited freight, last-mile deliveries, or specialized cargo, the available space and payload ensure that goods are transported safely and securely.

Loading and Unloading

With many Sprinter vans, loading and unloading is aided by a large sliding door on the side, in addition to the rear doors. Sprinters are readily loaded from a fork truck but note that the floor is below the level of a standard loading bay dock.

This lower floor height makes Sprinter vans particularly user-friendly for manual loading and unloading, reducing the need for additional equipment like dock plates or ramps in many scenarios.

The spacious rear and side access points also allow for efficient handling of cargo, whether using a forklift, pallet jack, or manual labor. This flexibility is especially beneficial for businesses that operate in locations without traditional loading docks, such as job sites, retail stores, or urban delivery points.