Evyan Transport, the Chelmsford-based general haulier has taken delivery of a Krone Profi Liner which, says the company, will cope with a greater variety of loads and trim fuel costs compared to heavier trailers on the fleet.

 

With sliding roof, Krone’s Multi Lock loading system, Krone axles and Krone ‘EasyRider’ tyres, all assembled at the company’s Werlte manufacturing facility in NW Germany, the trailer is a fine example of Krone’s integrated trailer design and production capability.

 

“This is always a competitive business,” remarks Evyan Operation Director, Andrei Brasoveanu. “So, it makes sense to operate trailers which are economic to run and easily adapted to suit a wide variety of cargo.”

 

In this respect, the Profi Liner is equipped as standard with Multi Lock strapping points every 100 mm along each side rave, which enables Evyan to securely strap virtually any type of load along the trailer length. Each point has a loading tolerance of two tonnes and can be accessed from inside and outside the curtain – good for speed and driver safety.

 

“The weight makes a difference too”, adds Andrei. “We carry mixed loads of scaffold bundles, palletised food, boxes of clothes – whatever – and having around 900kg less tare weight means fuel and wear costs are reduced over the long term.”

 

Built in accordance with European Code EN 12642 XL the Profi Liner comes with a 30mm-thick phenolic-coated plywood floor rated at 7,000kg forklift axle loading, a bolted steel front bulkhead and Krone’s steel, container-type barn doors with integrated locks for added security.

 

“Put it all together” concludes Andrei “and we have a versatile trailer which combines quality with economic performance. The ideal asset for a competitive transport world. We are really pleased with the product and in the next 6-12 months we will replace all our trailers with Krone.”

 

Evyan Transport operates a mixed fleet including temperature controlled, agricultural, fruit and produce, containers and ADR services on regular routes from all the major seaports throughout Europe.

 

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