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 The MAJOR High Speed ADR Bunded Fuel Bowser (above) is an easy-tow unit available with 250 and 400 gallon capacity. They are suitable for diesel and paraffin and are designed to help companies comply with current and pending EU Environmental Regulations by eliminating accidental spillage.
Click here for more information on the ADR Bunded Fuel Bowser.
 The MAJOR Static Bunded Fuel Bowsers (opposite) are designed for storage of fuel on site, they are fitted on fixed skid and can be bolted to a concrete base, they are not suitable for transportation.
As with all MAJOR machinery, the Bunded Fuel Bowser has an electro statically applied high gloss enamel paint finish over primer.
 The MAJOR Static Transportable ADR compliant units (opposite) are designed for storage of fuel on site, they are fitted on fixed skid and can be bolted to a concrete base, they are not suitable for transportation. These units can be carried by either crane or forklift. Lifting points for both crane or forklift are available on all sides of the Bowser. The Bowser is Roll Over Protected as shown.
Click here for more information on the ADR Bunded Fuel Bowser.
 Shown opposite is the MAJOR Mobile Site Spec Bunded Units. The BBOW10 (900gal) model differs from the others in the range by the fact that the fuel system is contained to the rear of the unit with folding access steps to a safety platform. This unit is also fitted with hydraulic brakes, parking brake and patented folding jack which folds over drawbar when unit is being towed. All models in this range have a comprehensive lighting system to EU regulations with the lights mounted in bumper with grill fitted to prevent damage.
The Bowsers are available with bunding (secondary containment). The bunding consists of a tank, which surrounds the fuel container and is of at least 110% capacity of the container. In the event of the fuel container or its pipe work becoming ruptured or leaking then the bund will prevent a leakage to the environment. Bunding is a requirement under the Control of Pollution Regulation (England) 2001. For bunded containers it is important that the container is separable from the bund to facilitate testing and inspection.
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