Tankers 2017
Efficiency and emissions
From bases in Lancashire and Northern Ireland, Crossland Tankers serves
an expanding customer base in the UK and Europe.
“With a focus on efficiency and emissions we’re lightening designs
across our range to ensure Crossland remains at the fore front with
respect to payloads,” said Bryn Ives.
All trailer tankers and rigid vehicles are supplied ex-works with
European Whole Vehicle Type Approval, along with the necessary
documentation, registered for service.
Following recent expansion in its production facilities and man
power, Crossland is investing in new state of the art offices and systems
technologies to enhance design output and to achieve procedural and
operational efficiency in general.
“Customers repeatedly tell me that they’re impressed with our
facility as much as the finished product.”
www.crosslandtankers.com
Crossland Tankers is lightening designs across its range
Another successful year for MAN
See MAN’s Euro6c engines at FPS EXPO 2017
“MAN Truck & Bus has enjoyed another successful year, supporting
existing customers and new clients with our specialist pet-reg offering,”
said Mark Price, international key account manager.
“With 21 locations across the UK, the MAN HazMAN network is the
most widespread and best equipped in the UK transport industry. Each
location is authorised to issue Safe Load passes and certified to perform
periodic tank testing.
“Our specialist fitment centre in Manchester provides operators with
a MAN Pet Reg truck to full ADR specification plus bespoke ancillary
equipment, and is issued with a MAN Safe Load Pass without any third
party involvement.
“In 2017 we’re introducing MAN’s Euro6c engines to our customers.
Whether they opt for the 420 or 460bhp engine, we’re confident they
will see benefits in both costs and efficiency. The new trucks will be
showcased at FPS EXPO 2017 in Liverpool.”
www.truck.man.eu
Servicing the industr y at Scania
Launched last August the new S-series Next Generation Scania has
been announced as the International Truck of the Year 2017.
Scania produces heavy trucks from 18-tonnes gross vehicle
weight upwards.
“Available in a variety of wheel plans, including a number of
rear-steer options for maximum manoeuvrability and accessibility,
Scania offers trucks which meet all industry requirements from
rural and urban distribution to long-haul trunking operations,” said
Stephen James.
“A comprehensive one-stop service covering vehicle repair and
maintenance includes all forms of tanker testing and certification,
with all services carried out in approved workshops with full test and
repair facilities.
“The latest addition to the petroleum industry service network
is Scania Normanton. Located on the M62 corridor, it provides a
full service including petroleum tanker maintenance and Safe Load
pass.
“Scania constantly re-evaluates safe systems of working and
practices for this ever more demanding industry sector.”
www.scania.co.uk
Scania’s new S-series Next Generation has been
named as th International Truck of the Year 2017
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