Nu-Line introduces side guards for straight trucks

Nu-Line introduces side guards for straight trucks

Canadian spray suppression company Nu-Line has introduced a new side guard for straight trucks.

The Nu-Line side guard provides an additional protection barrier in the event of a side collision for trucks that work in close proximity to pedestrians and cyclists. A growing number of municipalities are adopting the requirement for their trucks, as well as those operating within their city limits, to have this side guard protection because of their effectiveness in reducing the number of vulnerable road user fatalities and the severity of injuries, the company says.

The Nu-Line side guard’s easy/flexible construction can be assembled in as little as five minutes per side. Installation to each side of the vehicle may be completed within an hour with quick temporary removal when necessary. It attaches to the frame with two single bolts and is easily adjusted for assembly height and distance from frame to edge of wheel. There is no welding or fabrication and no specialized training required to become a certified installer of the Nu-Line side guard, the company notes.

According to the company, the product carries a limited lifetime warranty and meets the U.S. Department of Transportation VOLPE Center’s recommended standard for side guard force protection.

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