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Expanded distribution for Ezy Adblue

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Chemsafe Manufacturing Ltd’s network of Ezy AdBlue tanks continues to expand – with two more sites in Auckland and Taumarunui.

Chemsafe has installed one of its Sebco 4800 Ezy Adblue tanks in the heart of Mainfreight’s Auckland logistics centre, at its Chemcouriers/Daily Freight depot, specifically to carter for the growing fleet of contractor owned SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) solution equipped vehicles. 

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Access to the tank is via a secure PIN meaning each user and truck can be easily identified, closely monitored and accurately costed with reporting detail specifically designed with transport in mind.

“Placing the Ezy Adblue bulk storage tank on site has eliminated six separate IBC users who stored their Adblue IBCs on the loading docks and this was becoming a major operational issue,” says Chemsafe’s Rod Simmonds. “With the associated Owens Transport and Mainfreight head office and yard nearby it’s convenient and easy job to keep owner drivers’ Adblue tanks filled.”

“With many new contracts specifying the use of Euro 5 vehicles the Mainfreight Group have taken a great stride in being able to service the need for convenient AdBlue themselves.”

Further south, operators passing through Taumarunui are already benefiting from the recent installation of a Sebco 4800 Ezy Adblue tank at BP2Go on Taumarunui’s main road.

Located on State Highway 4, next to the McDonalds restaurant, BP2Go has a full forecourt service along with fast flow diesel and now Adblue4You on site 24/7.

Taumarunui’s BP2Go has good truck and trailer access from either direction making it a convenient stop for both locals and line haul truckers alike.

“BP Taumarunui is a key site for local livestock and rural carriers and given it is a popular rest and refuelling stop for line haulers it has proved popular choice already,” Simmonds says.  “The key is to make Adblue4You readily accessible and teaming up with likeminded partners ensures it’s a win-win situation for all.”

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