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Rugby takes a powder from CB
15th March 1990, Page 117
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• Carmichael Bulk's latest non-tipping powder tanker for Rugby Cement has been built to a 3.66m low-height profile.
Its chassisless 28.33 two-pot aluminium tank is a top loader and has a new type of aeration system, based on an American design.
Aluminium hanger brackets for the BPW axles and full air suspension are welded directly onto the tank.
With its three-cylinder Sanne diesel-engined power pack and CiHH compressor the unit will carry 26,300kg payload when coupled to the company's Foden and Volvo 4x 2 tractor units. The trailer spec includes aluminium wheels all round, side guards and underrun.
Having installed a new IDO CAD system, Carmichael expects its next designs to be lighter still and with increased capacity.