QS Commodities is a grain trading company which operates across the East Coast and South Australia, carrying bulk agricultural products – predominantly grain such as wheat, barley sorghum and chickpeas. As a result of investing in tippers from Bulk Transport Equipment (BTE), the QS business is doing better than ever.
Approaching its 65th anniversary next year, Borcat is continuing its tradition of pioneering new technology and quality materials to deliver commercial manufacturing excellence. The high-quality craftsmanship is a reason so many small and big businesses have stuck with Borcat for over sixty years. The trailers are built to last, in fact, that is the slogan behind the workmanship that has proved its quality and performance in different applications in tough Australian conditions.
Graham Lusty Trailers (GLT) CEO, Graham Lusty, started building trailers in 1971 and created many trailer manufacturing companies over the years such as G&J Lusty, Lusty Allison and Lusty EMS before retiring in 2004. But it wasn’t the end of Graham Lusty’s work just yet.
See the latest series of low loaders rolling out of AAA Trailers’ facilities.
The Georges took over the D&B business in 1994 and from small beginnings have grown it into a highly successful and well-respected company. As a result, Cameron and Adele George have since become long-time trusted suppliers and friends to Drake and have been responsible for the competent and reliable supply of various components needed to manufacture its world-class trailers.
Acquiring top-notch road transport equipment and maintaining it to the highest standards is critical to Ausway Transport’s success. Bobby Sooch, National Operations Manager, says this is the ethos that his grandfather founded the company on in 2003.
Mystgold Transport is a family-owned transport company based in North Queensland which was established in 1991. The business was recently purchased by the D.J. Morgan Transport Group and is dedicated to personal service to deliver groceries, fruit, vegetables and milk to
their clients.
CIMC Vehicle Australia is focused on delivering quality craftsmanship that is based on local demands but also offers the most competitive pricing in the trailer market. As a result, CIMC equipment is trusted by many well-known transport fleets and independent carriers Australia wide which is why it is upscaling its curtainsider production following positive feedback from operators large and small.
Many in the road transport industry rely on the functionality and performance of 4WD vehicles for a wide range of jobs.
Steve Smith, the owner of Commercial Brake Engineering (CBE), is an experienced engineer who is quite adept with truck and trailer electronics. As a mobile service provider, Steve can arrive at a client’s facility to provide remote support, using factory diagnostics including pneumatic testing using Vericom test equipment to ascertain application and release brake performance of basic pneumatic and foundation brake hardware.