Van Hool ADR L4BH chemical tank trailer



































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We are offering a 1998 Van Hool tanker trailer built to ADR Tank Code L4BH, suitable for the transport of a wide range of hazardous and flammable liquids. This trailer meets strict European safety standards for dangerous goods and is ideal for companies handling fuel, chemicals, and other regulated Class 3 liquids.
Year: 1998
Manufacturer: Van Hool
Type: Tanker trailer
Capacity: 33,000 liters
Compartments: 3
Axles: 3 ROR axles
Tank Code: L4BH – ADR Certified
Material: Metallic construction
Brake System: Drum Brakes
Registration Documents: Complete and in order
Inspection: ADR compliant and road-ready