Flat vessels mount flush where cylinders never fit — behind the cab, under the floor, along the roofline — so range stops costing cargo.
City buses trade the rooftop domes for a slim faired deck of flat vessels — the same route, the same depot, a fraction of the height and drag.
Haul trucks and loaders carry their fuel in flat banks tucked into the machine's own steel — protected from rockfall and washdown, out of the way of everything that moves.
Vans and box trucks keep their load floor and their door apertures — the fuel lives flat in the walls and floor, not in a corner of the cargo bay.
A flat vessel under the tray keeps the payload, the tie-downs and the tailgate exactly as the truck was designed — clean fuel without surrendering the reason you bought it.
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