Heller chooses Crossland

Joseph Heler, a Nantwich based cheese producer founded in 1957, has just taken delivery of a new 20,500 litre rigid farm collection tanker from Crossland Tankers.

Heller chose Crossland for a farm collection tanker

The new farm collection tanker features a high speed pumping meter system, which can take on approximately 850 litres per minute and deliver approximately 1,150 litres per minute - almost double the normal amount.

The tanker also features a low level manway and sample point, eliminating the need for tank top access when sampling milk or inspecting tank internals - greatly improving operator safety, along guidelines recently issued by the Health & Safety Executive.

Mounted on a Scania rear steer chassis, the new tanker complements the company�s current fleet of two tankers, comprising a Massey 22,500 litre articulated tanker and a 15,000 litre rigid tanker. All three tankers collect milk from around 100 farms, from Chester to Stafford and deliver to the Joseph Heler dairy in Nantwich. The milk is then processed into cheese, cream, milk and whey products, which are then sold to retailers and industrial ingredient users nationwide.