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21st June 2007, Page 96
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Having forged a partnership with water recycling specialist Kaiser of Lichtenstein,Whale Tankers is also busy expanding its range of highly complex waste carriers.
At the heavier end are the high capacity, frameless semi-trailers, built for hazardous and nonhazardous liquid waste fleets. Available in mild or stainless steel, they're designed for 40/41t. or 44 t. GCW artic operation.
Typically, Whale has recently completed an order of 15 tri-axled semi-trailers for United Utilities along with ten 44-t.GCW, fresh water artic tankers for Severn Trent's emergency water supply fleet.
• Keith Van-Hagen IT 0121 704 5700 whalemail@whale.co.uk www.whale.co.uk
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