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World's first Mercedes Sprinter anti-siphon |
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Transport News Brief - The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd
Week 35, Monday 24th August 2009 TruckProtect just launched Neck-It! Van after successful field tests. The firm says this is the only fuel anti-siphon device designed for vans. Available initially for pre-2008 Sprinters, the chromed steel Neck-It! Van unit uses the familiar and proven security assembly. It allows refuelling at normal forecourt speeds, with no splash-back. "Judging from customer feedback van fuel theft, either by the tankful or simple regular skimming is a growing problem," says Russell Fowler, CEO at TruckProtect Ltd. "Whether parked outside private houses at night, or in a depot, diesel vans offer a huge opportunity for fuel thieves." The unit costs £34 and there are fleet discounts available.
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Travis Perkins use TruckProtect |
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04 August 2009 One of the UK's largest fleet operators is so impressed with TruckProtect's popular anti-fuel theft device the InstantFit NECK-IT that it has decided to fit the units to every new truck which it orders. Travis Perkins, one of the UK's leading Builders Merchants, with more than 600 outlets across the country, was looking for an effective solution to the growing problem of fuel theft.
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SportsDirect use NeckIT anti-siphon |
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8 May 2009 The UK's leading sports retailer Sportsdirect.com is kicking fuel thieves into touch by fitting all its large goods vehicles with the world's top anti-siphon device.
With around 375 stores nationwide receiving deliveries 3 - 4 times a week, the company needed to keep a close eye on its £2½ million plus a year fuel bill. Click here to read the full story |
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New locking caps for AdBlue/DEF tanks |
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TruckProtect has launched what it says is Europe's only non-corrodible locking AdBlue/DEF caps for commercial vehicles. "Even the smallest amount of contamination in an AdBlue/DEF tank can cost over £2,000 to remedy, so a locking cap is essential," said Russell Fowler, CEO, TruckProtect. "AdBlue/DEF is very corrosive and has caused problems with previously available locking caps, but ours are guaranteed to last." The firm's range of three models fit all major commercial vehicles. "A small cost now will save operators vast amounts. Already the caps are flying off the shelves"
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