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Rolland have been manufacturers
of agricultural and industrial trailers since
1946 and are the leaders in their field.
Aiming to offer their customers products of
quality; in constant evolution, Rolland maintain indisputable technical advantage.
The Factory...>
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The History
1946 - Joseph Rolland opened a small workshop in the village of
Pencain.
1949 - Busy with other project Joseph built his first tipping-trailer
with a screw system for tipping.
1951 - Joseph Rolland quipped his trailers with hydraulic tipping
gear.
1958 - With the increasing use of tractors on the land, Joseph built
his first spreader.
1969 - The year of the balanced-beam creation at Rolland.
1972 - The wide-spreading kits were adapted to the spreaders.
1976 - The adoption of standardization to the drop-trailer sides.
1982 - The large factory mechanical upgrade with the first Robot
welder.
1985 - The birth of the 'Turbo' range with capacities of 7.5t to 24t.
1989 - The installation of the fully automatic shot-blasting system
using ball bearings.
1990 - The Conic manure spreader is started.
1996 - Launch of the hydraulic lowering livestock trailer & the
twin vertical beater manure spreader.
1999 - Rolland head-hunt the renowned salesman, Alan Clothier.
2001 - The new-look trailer, Turbovac provides larger volume of up to
46m2
2005 - Rolland move from Pencran to their new, state of the art,
factory at Treflevanez.
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The Technical Advantage
Constantly researching,
the best of new technology is adopted, ensuring Rolland Trailers
maintain or exceed their own high standards.
An innovative company,
their modern factory is equipped with the highest specification tooling and
manufacturing process to produce trailers designed to
last and built to the very best construction standards.
Rolland
also considers and respects the
environment and their own personnel.
<...An aerial view
of the Rolland Factory
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The Process
The Rolland manufacturing
finishing processes exceed normal expectations.
Each vehicle is
shot-blasted, de-greased then phosphate treated, electroplated and oven cured
and finally, powder coated and oven cured again. - (See
below)
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