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EVENTS

EQUIPMENT

ACE EXPO 2015 – VICTORIA

12–14 November, 2015 – Melbourne

Contact: 02 9556 7999 or visit:

http://aceexpo.com.au/victoria

THE RENTAL SHOW –

USA

22–24 February, 2016 –

Atlanta

www.therentalshow.com

IAPA AWARDS & IPAF SUMMIT –

SPAIN

17 March 2016 – Madrid

www.iapa-summit.info/

HRIA NATIONAL CONVENTION

HIRE16 - GOLD COAST

5–6 May, 2016 – Broadbeach

The only hire expo in Australia

- Gold Coast Convention &

Exhibition Centre (GCCEC)

www.hireconvention.com.au

BAUMA MUNICH 2016 –

GERMANY

11–17 April, 2016 –

Munich,

www.bauma.de

EUROPEAN RENTAL ASSOC

ANNUAL CONVENTION – SWEDEN

8–9 June, 2016 – Stockholm

www.erarental.org/

VERTIKAL DAYS – UK

15–16 June 2016 – Haydock Park

Newton-Le-Willows Merseyside

www.vertikaldays.net/

MICE ASIA PACIFIC EXHIBITION

2016

22–23 September, 2016 – Singapore

www.Miceasiaexhibition.com

BAUMA CHINA

22–25 November, 2016 – Shanghai

www.bauma-china.com/

SAMOTER 2017 – ITALY

1–5 March, 2017 – Verona

www.samoter.com/

CONEXPO–CON/AGG 2017 – USA

7–11 March, 2017 – Las Vegas

Visit:

www.conexpoconagg.com

HIRE AND RENTAL NEWS • NOVEMBER 2015

66

In November 2014,Western Global

acquired Australian company Transtank,

an above ground fuel tank supplier and

now provides access to a range of storage

and dispensing products, solutions and

services, including Western’s Transcube

and now the Transtank range of

containerised fuel tanks.

The self-contained Transcube range can

be utilised for fuel or lubricant dispensing

systems. A feature of the tank is the

‘tank within a tank’ design; creating an

interstitial space that alleviates the need

for external containment. If the inner,

primary, tank were to leak due to damage,

the fluid would be contained within the

outer, secondary, tank.

Built from steel,Western Global

tanks meet regulatory containment

requirements. The interstitial area can be

dipped for fluid using the interstitial dip.

This is located on top of the tank along

with the primary tank dip.

Also located on top of the tank is the

interstitial emergency vent, designed

to prevent the tank from becoming over

pressurised. Located inside the tank is a

float valve that closes as the tank reaches

its safe fill level. All fluid contained within

the tank flows to the front of the tank due

to the internal sloping floor. This allows

water removal via an extraction point.

A free to air vent is located on top of the

tank, as well as an access manway, spare

sockets, audible overfill scamp alarm, and

water extraction point located near the

emergency vent.

According to Jim Hales, Business

Development Manager with Western

Global, on models with a pump bay and

inspection platform, the top of the tank

can be accessed via the ladder. This can

be fitted to either side of the tank.

“We supply a range of dispensing

equipment that can be fitted to pump bay

models prior to shipping to site. Filtration,

metering and fuel management can also

be integrated.

“The container style, pump bay doors, are

tough and lockable. Other options include

hose masts and load out arms for ease of

filling heavy equipment. When it comes to

installation, a hard flat surface is needed,

minimal concrete footing or skid; with

optional tie-downs to secure the tank."

Their design also means tanks are easy to

transport or relocate using a side loader,

with corner container castings integrated

for lifting, loading and securing.

“The Transcube range of transportable

supply cubes and self-contained tanks

have UL142 approval; ensuring every tank

is manufactured to high specifications

that make it safe for the storage of fuel."

According to Jim, for the hire industry

the option of portable fuel tanks means

environmental constraints that will not

allow a fuel tank on site can be overcome

by providing the fuel tank on a truck.

“The tanks have baffles so they can be

transported full of diesel and delivered

to equipment on-site. Lifting points and

protective galvanised corners on the

Transcube mean the tanks can be lifted

full of fuel, by crane or fork. Their paint

work can also be customised,” Jim said.

Western Global also manufactures long-

range fuel tanks for the portable energy

market. These tanks are purpose built

and designed for fueling portable energy

equipment such as generators, pumps,

drills, lighting towers and compressors,

or any industrial equipment that runs on

diesel. Visit:

www.western-global.com

Containerised fuel tanks

and cubes

Founded in 1962 as Parkway Trailers in Stoke Gifford,

Bristol, Western Global designs, manufactures and supplies

tanks and equipment for industrial liquid handling.

The self-contained Transcube range can be

utilised for fuel or lubricant dispensing systems