Runcorn & Widnes Weekly News

Haulier expands tank refurbishm­ent service

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GLOBAL logistics firm based in Widnes that refurbishe­d more than 120 tank containers since bringing the work in-house is now offering the service to customers.

Suttons Internatio­nal said it made the move in response to internatio­nal demand and to revamp its fleet.

The service ranges from minor repairs to full tank refurbishm­ents and has completed work on more than 120 units in under a year.

John Sutton, Suttons Group chief executive, said: “The new custom-built workshop helps us to keep the fleet up to the high standards our customers expect and is a continuati­on of our plan.

“Before any refurbishm­ents take place a thorough inspection of the tank is carried out to establish current condition. If a repair is needed an estimate is raised of the likely time and cost to bring it up to standard.

“The specialist team is able to complete around 12 tanks a long-term investment month and it’s paying dividends in terms of smartening up the fleet at a competitiv­e price.

“We have always offered a cleaning service to customers but offering full tank refurbishm­ent further increases the condition of the fleet and shows our commitment to the global market.”

Suttons Internatio­nal operates a growing fleet, transporti­ng more than 9,000 tank containers around the globe, focused on the bulk chemical and gas sectors with key business centres in New Jersey, Houston, Widnes, Antwerp, Ludwigshaf­en, Kuantan, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo and Khobar.

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Suttons Internatio­nal has refurbishe­d more than 120 tank containers since moving the service in house. Pictured: An old tank alongside a refurbishe­d one (right) outside the custom-built workshop
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