Allelys has expanded its specialist transport fleet with the purchase of a new 250-tonne capacity girder frame, marking the tenth frame within the company’s growing fleet.
The new equipment has been developed through a collaborative effort between Allelys, Greiner and Goldhofer, combining engineering expertise and advanced manufacturing capabilities to deliver a transport solution designed for flexibility and efficiency. The girder frame offers tailored configuration options while maintaining a class-leading deadweight, enabling the transport of a wide range of heavy and oversized loads.
David Allely, Chairman of Allelys, said the company’s girder frame fleet has played a significant role in supporting business growth over recent years.
“Our girder frame fleet has been at the centre of our business growth over the last five years and we’re proud to welcome our 10th frame to the UK market, adding true flexibility to our service offering,” he said.
Richard Beardmore, Managing Director of Allelys, added that the latest investment reflects both the company’s commitment to innovation and its confidence in future market demand.
“This latest equipment purchase reinforces our ongoing commitment to investing in state of the art technology, whilst also reflecting the significant volume of work we anticipate in the market ahead,” he said.
The addition further strengthens Allelys’ heavy transport capabilities and supports the company’s ability to deliver complex logistics projects across a range of sectors.
