FleetMind Solutions smart truck features
Montreal-based FleetMind Solutions Inc. has launched new product features designed to enhance waste collection safety, customer service responsiveness and billing capabilities, including:
- FleetLink Route Management System (RMS) with Advanced Rating to define billing rates associated with different types of services, track billable activities and integrate with existing billing systems
- A customer service representative (CSR) dashboard that is integrated with the FleetLink RMS and takes advantage of FleetLink Mobile’s real-time fleet tracking, data collection and service verification capabilities
- StreetSmart Vision DVR Platform with McNeilus StreetSmart Vision, powered by FleetMind, a Web-based application providing real-time and historical views of vehicles, drivers and their activities
Visit www.fleetmind.com for more information.
Sellick S150 rough-terrain forklift
Sellick Equipment Ltd., based in Harrow, Ontario, has introduced the S150 rough-terrain forklift, offering:
- 15,000 pounds of capacity at its 24-inch load center
- a 74-horsepower, four-cylinder intercooled Tier 4 final electronic engine producing 295 foot/pounds of torque
- a fully isolated operator platform that reduces noise and vibration with machine guarding
- a multifunction digital LCD screen with on-board diagnostics
Visit www.sellickequipment.com for more information.
Sennebogen 821 electric material handler with Powerpack
Sennebogen LLC, Stanley, North Carolina, has introduced the 821 ME electric material handler with integrated powerpack. The company says the model offers:
- the advantages of an electric handler with a mobile unit
- a 90-kilowatt electric motor, offering low operating and service costs and eliminating the need for exhaust treatment and particulate filters in the work zone
- all hydraulic functions can be operated when in Powerpack mode
- designed to be maneuverable and compact
Visit www.sennebogen-na.com for more information.
Tribogenics hand-held analyzer
Los Angeles-based Tribogenics has added high-speed, high-precision aluminum alloy identification to the software library for its Watson analyzer, which it says features:
- a process similar to static electricity to generate X-rays
- replaceable, interchangeable X-ray sources
- speed and accuracy for aluminum grade identification
- four times less expensive than LIBS (laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy) units and 2.5 times less expensive than competing hand-held XRF devices
- suitable for small and midsized recyclers
Visit http://tribogenics.com for more information.
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