Trailer Engineering Ltd


Trailer Engineering has always been in the forefront of industry innovation and are very excited to launch another leading product range.


Since the increased introduction of Adblue products on the market, there has been an increased demand for supply solutions.


Problems that they have been made aware of are that Adblue does not store well in direct sunlight, pumpng equipment could be stolen and the contents could be contaminated.


Trailer Engineering has a range of storage solutions to combat


these problems and will be showing them off at the 2019 Executive Hire Show.


In the Adblue range:


110 Litre Bowset 950 Litre Skid Base 950 Litre Polycube 950 Litre Site Tow 950 Litre Highway Tow 2000 Litre Polycube 2140 Litre Skid Base 2140 Litre Site Tow 2140 Litre Highway Tow Pump options available.


All units have a bunded tank which ensures the tank contents are kept out of direct sunlight. All bunds are lockable ensuring equipment is kept safe, solving the security problems and the tanks remain contamination free. All of Trailer Engineering products are manufactured in house from concept to design right through to fabrication and the finished product. They are constantly investing in ongoing research and development programmes to keep creating new and innovative products.


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Manufacture and supply of a large range of high quality domestic, trade and industrial steps, ladders, towers and bespoke access equipment.


SEE US ON


STAND H30 HALL 1


6 & 7 February 2019 RICOH ARENA, COVENTRY


executivehireshow.com


Email: sales@lyteladders.co.uk Tel: 01792 796666


 www.lyteladders.co.uk


Come and visit us on STAND H30 at the 6th


High Tip Joystick Control 1 Tonne Capacity Braked Drive Motors Narrow Access 750mm Wide


Petrol Honda GX390 Diesel Kohler KDW702


FLAIL HEAD For machines from 2 tonne up to 8 tonne


EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW & 7th


February 2019, Ricoh Arena, Coventry


HEDGE CUTTERS


Tel: +353 4690 24858 slanetracsales@gmail.com


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