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Supervac launches following merger of VJ Engineering and Vallely Tankers
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European News

Supervac launches following merger of VJ Engineering and Vallely Tankers

30 May 20263 min read
Launching publicly for the first time at RTX, Supervac represents a significant investment in both infrastructure and innovation, with major developments already completed across its manufacturing operations in Leeds and Rugby.

The formation of Supervac brings together two highly respected and well-established businesses with decades of combined expertise in vacuum tanker engineering, creating a new manufacturing group with expanded capabilities, increased production capacity, and a clear long-term vision for the future of tanker design and manufacture in the UK.

Together, the two sites now provide more than 90,000 sq. ft of dedicated manufacturing capacity, supporting the production of both rigid vacuum tankers and articulated tanker trailers across a wide range of applications.

The newly formed group has invested in advanced in-house production equipment and manufacturing processes, including state-of-the-art spray booths, laser cutting machinery, plate rolling equipment and section bending machinery.

Alongside this, the introduction of automated welding technology is helping drive increased consistency, quality standards and production efficiency across the business.

The result is a significantly expanded operational capability, enabling Supervac to manufacture vehicles to both Non-Hazardous and ADR tanker standards, while broadening its overall product offering to customers operating across municipal, industrial, environmental and infrastructure sectors.

Further to the substantial infrastructure investment, there has also been significant increase in employee numbers across the group, which has now been further bolstered by executive team and senior management appointments to drive future growth.

Over the coming months, Supervac will be launching two brand-new products designed to meet evolving customer demands across both urban and high-performance applications.

The first is a new 26-tonne high-performance combination unit designed for maximum productivity and performance in demanding operational environments. The second is a compact and agile 13-tonne Urban combi developed specifically for work in tighter urban environments where manoeuvrability and accessibility are critical.

In addition to new vehicle manufacturing, Supervac will also offer a dedicated used vehicle service, providing customers with access to high-quality pre-owned vacuum tankers and support vehicles.

Commenting on the launch, Managing Director Tom Earnshaw said: “The launch of Supervac marks a major milestone for the industry. VJ Engineering and Vallely Tankers have each built strong reputations within the industry over many years and bringing them together under one unified brand allows us to combine that experience, invest for the future and significantly strengthen our offer.

RTX felt like the perfect place to launch Supervac publicly for the first time. The exhibition brings together exactly the kind of operators, fleet managers and industry professionals we’re building this business for, and we’re excited to showcase both the new brand and the investment behind it.”

Visitors to RTX will be able to see the new Supervac identity for the first time, alongside details of the company’s latest vehicle developments and manufacturing capabilities. For further information visit the website: www.supervacltd.co.uk

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