Delta Hydraulics is a leading innovator and manufacturer of multi-stage telescopic cylinders, industrial single rod hydraulic cylinders, constant velocity telescopic cylinders, long stroke mast cylinders, annular ported double acting telescopic feed cylinders and hydraulic manifolds.
Pocket road trains within 27.5m overall length have been the most efficient combination to cart product in Western Australia for nearly two decades. That was until the latest innovation from Tieman Tankers – the `Super Pocket` – entered the market.
Independant Parts (IP) is a heavy duty truck and trailer parts supplier to the transport, agriculture and mining industries. With branches in Kewdale and Port Hedland, the business supplies remanufactured differentials and transmissions via a new and comprehensive exchange program. It also provides truck drive and steer wheel bearings and seals, trailer wheel bearing and seals and everything from the taper rolling bearings up to and including unitised bearings. Another segment of the IP business involves truck air dryer systems and replacement cartridge systems for fleets.
Covering the Hume catchment and beyond, from Victoria to southern New South Wales, Quarrell Civil Construction provides a turnkey civil solution.
BlueScope Distribution’s range of aluminium sheet, plate, coil and treadplate, as well as extruded products is regularly expanding.
Based in Murray Bridge, South Australia, Arends Trailers is a specialist aluminium livestock crate/trailer engineering designer and manufacturer. Manager, Paul Arends, is proud to deliver progressive and innovative engineering and design solutions and despite concerted ‘push-backs’ and dismissiveness from parts of the industry for many years, the tide has turned.
An Australian family-owned organisation, Australian Tyre Traders (ATT) have developed an innovative purpose-built Haulmax tyre range specifically for Australian truck-bus operators.
An Italian family business has come a long way from its humble workshop roots to what is today a vast international brand.
A family owned and operated business – 100 per cent Tasmanian owned – according to Operations Manager, Joel Challis – Tas Petroleum operates a range of unmanned fuel stops across the state and is renowned for its fair pricing and established, loyal customer base. The fleet’s head office is based in Invermay, Launceston, and manages a secondary regional office in Brighton, Hobart. It also leverages a state-wide network of fuel outlets and trucks based at depots in Devonport and Burnie.
Founded in 1978, Gilders Transport and Logistics has developed into a premium service provider offering complete transport, distribution and warehousing services (palletised freight) nationally. It also manages specialised logistics including time-sensitive freight, project logistics and oversized consignments.