November 21 - Italian heavy transport and installation specialist Fagioli has purchased 97 axle lines of Cometto MPSE Evo2 trailers.
According to Cometto, each self-propelled electronic modular trailer has a capacity of 60 tonnes per axle line. Each is tailored to transport heavy and overweight cargoes, especially in space-restricted areas.
57 of the units are already in operation with Fagioli, with the remaining 40 expected for delivery by the end of 2014.
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