New Serco high volume refrigerated Interlink trailer
A leading transporter wanted to move high volumes of perishable goods efficiently. Their current inter-link trailer used by the transporter for many years needed to be refined and made user-friendly and less prone to mechanical wear and tear. Serco’s technical team were eager to step up to the challenge.
Serco new curtain side with lightweight bonded ply floor
Serco’s decision to expand their offering into curtain-side and van bodies on rigid vehicles recently is paying dividends with a recent order from Universal Plywood (UP) for new tautliner truck bodies fitted with digitally printed curtains.
HINO MAKES CLEAN SWEEP IN Q4 TRUCK SATISFACTION SURVEY
Hino South Africa, which is has been a long-time pacesetter in terms of the quarterly, national DATATrack comparative customer satisfaction study, made a clean sweep of all three categories evaluated in the fourth quarter of 2021. Hino scored an unprecedented 100% in the Sales section, which went along with 99.44% for Technical Service, 98.77% for Parts supply and these scores all equated to a Combined score of 99.40%, just below Hino’s previous highs of 99.78% and 99.72%.
More than 20 000 trucks and trailers built by Serco in its 40-year history!
If you are driving on main roads anywhere in South Africa, it won’t be long before you see a Made by Serco sign on a vehicle.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TRAILER TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
With such a wide variety of trailer types available, selecting the best trailer for the job may seem challenging. To narrow it down: the brand and model you choose mainly will depend on the cargo being transported.
Serco Steps Up Production to Help Restore Damaged Supply Chain
TRUCK and trailer building company Serco is fast tracking the construction of vehicles and repairs in a concerted effort to help the transport and food sectors return to some form of normality in the wake of the recent burning and looting in KwaZulu-Natal.
Auf Wiedersehen, Andre’ Cilliers
Andre’ Cilliers in the early 80’s regarded himself as an “Engineer in training”, as a respect to one of his mentors, Dr Raymond Loubser.