Red Dot offers Electrical Connector Assembly Kit
Red Dot Corp. introduced its Electrical Connector Assembly Kit, an assortment of connector bodies, receptacles, plug assemblies, housings, terminals, seals, and locks organized in a durable metal case, the company said.
New Pig Corp. offers universal mat
New Pig Corp. introduced the PIG HAM-O Universal Mat to absorb and camouflage leaks, drips and sprays of various fluids, including oils, coolants and water.
Workhorse relaunching FasTrack program
Workhorse Custom Chassis is relaunching its FasTrack program that provides integrated walk-in trucks under the Workhorse badge.
Bandag offers new spread axle trailer tread design
Bandag Inc. will offer BTL-SA, Bandag Trailer Linehaul – Spread Axle, tread in the North American market.
Carrier introduces Niagara trailer series
Carrier Transicold unveiled the Niagara trailer refrigeration series, the first major evolution of its X-Series.
Cliplight offers rechargeable battery-powered LED light
Cliplight Manufacturing Inc. introduced the Cliplight 24, a cordless, rechargeable battery-powered LED task light designed for service/repair work in areas with limited access to electric power.
SKF introduces online Heavy Duty VIN Decoder
SKF introduced its online Heavy Duty VIN Decoder, a Web-based parts finder that helps fleets locate replacement belt tensioner parts.
Wright Tool introduces pneumatic torque wrench system
Wright Tool added the WRIGHTTorque System to its line of torque wrenches.
Equipment Technology – Stretching Tire $$$
After fuel, tires are a fleet’s largest expenditure. Yet so many fleets tend to under-budget and under-manage this cost center. In fact, many fleets still treat tire management as an entry-level position and appoint the newest and least-experienced technicians to handle these expensive assets.
Spec’ing for Safety Rear-Vision Technologies
Backing accidents are quite common, according to David Money, technical director, transportation services, at Liberty Mutual Group’s Research Institute for Safety. “They account for 15 percent of all commercial motor vehicle accidents,” he says, “and while less expensive than other types of accidents because they generally happen at slow speeds, their frequency and the potential for serious consequences make it imperative to provide drivers with the best-possible visibility when backing.”