ATE Tankers News
Booth’s PBS 26m A-Double stainless steel tanker was developed and manufactured to maximise payload under the PBS scheme.
With a unique elliptical design, this multipurpose tanker is capable of delivering both food grade and dangerous goods liquid.
Another Australian owned and operated business on the continuous improvement path for productivity and safety.
ATE’s recent delivery is another addition to United Petroleum's fleet and another chapter in our long running partnership. This current delivery of a Tri-Axle 23m B-Double configuration includes steerable axles allowing for greater manoeuvrability and improved turning circle. The unit will commence deliveries immediately across Victoria.
From one proudly Australian owned and operated company to another, an example of ATE’s ‘turn-key’ solutions.
The end goal was to manufacture a tanker for collection of heavy and liquid waste with quick turnaround and low maintenance. ATE took the responsibility of sourcing a compact truck, manufactured and installed a fully integrated 17,000L barrel, with an effective vacuum pumping system capable of handling continuous daily work, to a final product presented to the client of a highly economical, bespoke tanker.
Re-purposing a tipper truck into a fuel delivery truck - with one clear requirement underpinning the re-engineering effort: diesel delivery to rough, off-road tunnel construction projects throughout NSW.
Do you have an existing tipper truck that we can re-purpose for you ?
The town of Monto, in Queensland’s North Burnett has developed a passion for public art on a staggering scale.
Shown here passing the “Three Moons” silos on Burnett Highway is one of our B-Double configurations for Chevron/Directhaul – working hard to fuel numerous sites across rural Queensland.
It’s always great to see any of our units in action, yet having two at once is even better.
GasCorp/Budget Petrol have been delivering 43,000L gross with their two Tri-Axle ATE Tankers throughout the metropolitan Sydney area for the past six months to their network of service stations, and they are looking as new as they day they were delivered along. So next time you’re filling up at Budget Petrol, keep an eye out for an ATE Tanker.
