Polar Corporation introduced its first trailer for the North American propane industry, the Polar NexGen MC-331 highway transport.
Designed for durability and low lifecycle costs, the Polar NexGen MC331 features a powder-coated barrel, delivering up to three times the life of traditional paint. It limits nicks to the point of impact and in most cases will eliminate the need to refurbish and repaint the barrel every three to five years.
The Polar NexGen MC331 trailer has all-stainless piping and aluminum or stainless decking and fenders for further corrosion protection. It is offered with all-welded liquid piping, Blackmer or Corken product pumps, Marshall Excelsior valves, and BASE Engineering radio remote shutdown systems. Fender and decking construction is modular for easy service and lower repair costs.
The Polar NexGen MC-331 was developed collaboratively, leveraging engineering resources across Polar and JARCO, a leading producer of propane bobtails with a 53-year history in the propane vehicle market. Polar acquired JARCO in 2010.
“This trailer builds on the success of the NexGen propane bobtail introduced by Polar earlier this year,” says Ted Fick, president and chief executive officer of Polar Corporation. “It extends the benefits of the NexGen bobtail to over-the-road propane transporters.”
Fick explaines that as North America’s largest manufacturer of trailers for dry and liquid bulk freight, Polar can offer fleets a wider variety of suspensions, axles, rollover protection, and central tire inflation systems, as well as custom engineering options.
The Polar NexGen MC-331 highway transport trailer is available through Polar Tank Trailer, authorized independent dealers, and Polar Service Centers, a national network of more than 30 locations offering trailer parts, service, and sales. It is assembled in Salem, Illinois.