November 29 - Egyptian Transportation and Logistics (ETAL), a subsidiary of Egytrans, has recently doubled its fleet with the acquisition of a new Scheuerle hydraulic low-bed with 40 axles, three MAN tractors and two Scheuerle turn tables.
The new low-bed is capable of carrying packages up to 1,200 tons, with each turn table offering capacity of 300 tons each. ETAL invested a total of EGP21million (USD3.3million) in the brand-new vehicles.
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