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INTRAAX® AANLS Short-Beam
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AANLS 20K Low-Ride Height Short-Beam

The AANLS 20K extends all of the durability, low maintenance and low weight advantages of INTRAAX® to trailers requiring a highly compact, low ride height suspension system. Designed for performance on autohaulers, moving vans, drop-frames, high-cube vans and pup vans, the AANLS 20K delivers an air ride package that is more than 120 pounds per axle lighter than comparable suspensions.

Sales Literature

L1265 - Soft Coat FlyerREV A11/19604K L614 - INTRAAX BrochureREV T01/201.7M L817 - INTRAAX AANLS 20K FlyerREV H06/20601k L801 - Liftable Suspension GuideREV E11/191.2M L667 - High Control for INTRAAX and HT SeriesREV C06/20219k L729 – INTRAAX LOW RIDE SPECIFICATIONSREV J06/20280k L977 - Trailer Suspension Systems and Axle Systems Identification GuideREV I11/193.5M

Parts Lists

L1266 - Frame Brackets Parts ListREV H06/20447K L1287 - Shock and Shock Strap Parts ListREV F08/20369K L1050 - INTRAAX AANLS 20k Parts ListREV B10/191.3M L1182 - Controls Parts CatalogREV I03/201.8M

Service Literature

L1073 - INTRAAX & CONNEX Suspension Information and RequirementsREV L09/19571k L583 - Comprehensive Warranty StatementREV AC11/20608k L635 - INTRAAX® Shock Mount Assembly ProcedureREV E02/141M L839 - Reapplying Axle Sealant ProcedureREV A06/0761 KB

Ordering Guides

E602 - INTRAAX Electronic Ordering GuideREV QQ11/20918K L602 - INTRAAX Ordering GuideREV QQ11/20213K
2:15 INTRAAX® - Integrated Trailer Air Suspension
INTRAAX Model Reference System Capacity1 (LBS.) Ride Height2 (IN.) Base Model Weight (LBS.)
AANLS 20K 20K 6.25, 7, 9, 12 542

1. Capacity refers to suspension and axle ratings. Ratings for brakes and wheel-end components differ depending upon options chosen.

2. Suspension ride heights must be set within Hendrickson specifications in order to provide load equalization among axles and to ensure proper suspension performance. Failure to maintain proper ride height settings can lead to suspension, axle or trailer damage.