Nettbuss in Buskerud has made an important choice in its traffic safety and environment efforts: Six of the company’s buses that will be trafficking Kongsberg have installed Autoline sanders. “We had these installed at the Volvo factory in Poland and have great confidence that they will improve safety for both the buses and personnel,” says Thomas Solheim, who is operations manager for Nettbuss in Kongsberg.
Autoline has developed a new and larger version of the S90 model. This is a larger container with a capacity of 140 liters and a model that preferably is used when there is plenty of space on the frame and where extra sanding capacity is required.
Autoline has concluded an audit of its certifications and satisfies high quality requirements pursuant to the vehicle regulations, as well as special requirements from Volvo’s bus factories. This makes Autoline more supply friendly and can be documented at all levels. Autoline is now carrying out type approval of our products to comply with more stringent requirements from truck and bus manufacturers.
We have developed a new and larger version of the S90 model. This is currently deployed on around 20 vehicles for trials and testing.
Pulling power increases by 25% by using sand under the wheels. This was the test result that emerged during the annual “Heavy vehicle on winter conditions” event at the turn of January/February.
Autoline AS has started a joint project with Innovation Norway. The project was established with the intent of launching Autoline sand spreaders in the American market.
The bus company Nobina was responsible for our largest single order which was for the company’s buses working in Tromsø.
The CEO was honored and proud when he heard from the mayor of the municipality of Kvæfjord that Autoline AS had won its 2011 business award.
Specially produced mounting bracket for Scania vehicles with the new spring mounting.
A larger version of the original S 90 model. This holds a greater quantity of sand and thus increases the spreading length.