A chassis is simply a frame with wheels and container locking devices used to pickup and transport containers. Read

– The framework on a computer that supports its components including the motherboard, hard drives, and memory.

"base frame of an automobile," 1903, American English; earlier "window frame" (1660s), from French châssis "frame," Old French chassiz (13c.) "frame, framework, sett [..]

A specialized framework that carries a rail or marine container

frame, wheels, and mechanical parts of a motor vehicle.

A complete frame and wheel assembly.

(say shassee) the framework which forms the base of a car

Pronounced "CHA-see." Also called case, a metal frame that serves as the structural support for electronic components. Every computer system requires at least one chassis to house the circui [..]

A frame or housing for an electrical device such as a TV, stereo, power supply, computer or similar equipment.

A frame with wheels and container locking devices in order to secure the container for movement.

The under lying biology in which a device or system is implemented. This can be a living organism (host) or an in vitro

A rubber-tired trailer under-frame on which a container is mounted for street or highway transport.

A frame with wheels and container locking devices in order to secure the container for movement.

Open construction of a drive for mounting within a customer’s existing enclosure or control console.

A frame of pachinko/pachislot machines.

A general term that refers to all of the mechanical parts of a car attached to a structural frame. In cars with unitized construction, the chassis comprises everything but the body of the car.

(n) alternative names for the body of a human being(n) a metal mounting for the circuit components of an electronic device(n) the skeleton of a motor vehicle consisting of a steel frame supported on s [..]

Special trailer or undercarriage on which containers are moved over-the-road.

A frame with wheels and container locking devices to secure the container for movement.

A frame with wheels and container-locking devices in order to secure the container for movement.

The parts making up a machine not including the body or casing. In the case of an automobile this would include parts such as the frame and engine but not the body surrounding these parts.

The main part of a racing car to which the engine and suspension are attached is called the chassis.

CHASSIS SURCHARGE

The under part of  an automobile, consisting of the frame with axles, brakes, wheels, engine, transmission driveline and exhaust system.

The mechanical parts of a vehicle attached to a structural frame, including axles, brakes, driveshafts, and suspension components.

The part that forms the central structure of a car that major components such as the suspension and engine are attached to.

The central body of the car, including the driver’s compartment. Also referred to as the “tub.”

 The frame of a vehicle, may or may not include the engine as part of it, depending on the chassis manufacturer and its construction process.

The term "chassis" usually describes a vehicle's structural frame, on which the actual body sits, but this is only true on "body on frame" vehicles. In veh [..]

A blanket description of the base frame of a vehicle and the mechanical parts that are attached to it, including the power train and suspension.

The steel structure or frame of the car.

The structure that supports the body, engine, drivetrain and suspension of a vehicle.

The basic frame/structure of a race car to which all other components are attached.  

Generally, chassis refers to the frame, engine, front and rear axles, springs, steering system, and fuel tank .

A wheeled carriage onto which an ocean container is mounted for inland conveyance or the part of a motor vehicle that includes the engine, the frame, suspension system, wheels, steering mechanism etc., but not the body.

A frame with wheels and container locking devices to secure the container for movement.

(1) A wheel assemble including bogies constructed to accept mounting of containers. (2) A frame with wheels on which a container rides

A wheeled flat bed or a trailer constructed to accommodate containers moved over the road.

See also: Rack

Backbone on which a car is based. Older racing cars had a steel or wood chassis. Today's cars use carbon fibre.

A rail term that refers to a frame with wheels and locking devices to secure a container during shipping.

A frame with wheels and container locking devices in order to secure the container for movement.

Supporting frame of a vehicle, trailer or container, usually including the wheels or engine onto which the metal container or trailer is fixed for transportation.

An equipment case. An equipment enclosure used to hold circuit boards or other components. Also refer to Styles of Equipment Enclosures.

A base frame, or movable railway, along which the carriage of a mounted gun moves backward and forward. The base frame of a motor vehicle. *fr|châssis

(automotive) chassis

A chassis (US: , UK: ; plural chassis from French châssis [ʃɑsi]) is the load-bearing framework of an artificial object, which structurally supports the object in its construction and function. An e [..]