Prime Mover Magazine

Innovation of the Month

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  Philips MasterLife DayLight 8

  One could be forgiven for hesitating at the thought of why using a vehicle’s headlamp during daytime operation would make any sense. But in an era of safety-first transport equipment, the old headlight is not just a light source anymore, but a viable safety feature.

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  Trailer Coupling Kits

  Although Graeme Rowlands left no stone unturned when scouting the market for a reliable aftermarket trailer coupling pin made in Australia, he soon found there is only one way to ensure the product is 100 per cent up to scratch – do it yourself. The result is a humming family business, Trailer Coupling Kits Australia (TCK).

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  HPTA introduces Extreme Composite Plastic (ECP)

  While most of us think ‘shopping bag’ when talking about plastic, Steve Wilson of High Pressure Thermoforming Australia (HPTA) is painting a whole different picture. To him, the unheeded material can transform the commercial road transport industry into a green and future-proof market segment.

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  CaTec make disc brakes cost-effective

  Launching an innovative product that has the potential to cause an industry wide sensation is only one part of a successful business strategy. The second step to commercial success is setting up a strong sales, marketing and distribution department.

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  SKF Hub-odometer

  There’s no underselling the importance of the hub-odometer; it is an essential part of any trailer maintenance program. SKF Australia has long been experts in providing quality hub-odometers that accommodate their clients’ needs.

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  Krueger’s add-on AdBlue tank

  Bryan Winkleman of Hopper Transport in Sydney is a keen student of efficiency. That’s why he got personally involved to help Krueger build a B-double set that can cart additional AdBlue in a tank behind the nose cone.

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