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114 Grove Road, Swatragh, Northern Ireland BT46 5QZ
With factories at Swatragh and Burnley, Crosslands can offer a wide range of food, milk, bitumen, chemical and waste tankers, on both sides of the Irish Sea.
Last month's CV Show display included a 5.25 tonne aluminium vacuum waste tanker trailer for Gregory Distribution. One of a batch, it marks the West Country group's first venture into a new market sector.
Another example was the 19,000 litre AD R artic tanker built for UK and European operator Groupe Samat. Unusually, it had top till and top discharge facilities and is designed to operate at 44 tonnes. CrosslandTankers also carries out extensive refurbishment to road tankers.
Contact: Brian McKeefry Tel: 02879 401555