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By Counterman
link hidden, please login to view announced its new line of warning lights, Grote WorkShield. The company said the new lamps are powered by HINVII technology and use minimally visible, low-wavelength light to illuminate high visibility material, significantly raising its conspicuousness without distracting personnel or disturbing traffic. Grote said its WorkShield lights are versatile enough for any application and can be strategically mounted on a wide variety of equipment like refuse trucks, utility trucks, tow trucks, and emergency response vehicles. This allows them
to illuminate the high-visibility clothing and material on a worksite without directing visible light into traffic or other surroundings.
link hidden, please login to view “Our team is excited to bring this innovative product to market,” said Matt Forner, Grote’s Director of Aftermarket Sales. “The HINVII technology built into our quality lamps brings a new layer of safety to work sites, further building on our commitment to make the world a safer place.”
Grote said the WorkShield product line currently features two flat-mount options. The first uses six LED diodes producing low-wavelength HINVII light, while the second supplements the base model with four amber light diodes for added versatility. Both versions mount easily to nearly any solid, flat surface and are available through Grote distributors now.
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link hidden, please login to view announced it continues to expand its footprint with general repair products now available at the Transtar Aftermarket Solutions location in Orlando, Florida. Transtar has been in the Orlando market over 30 years offering transmission and driveline parts to automotive repair shops. Customers can now expect to see an extensive product line with over 11,000 new parts being added to inventory and ready to serve current and new partners, NMG said. NMG added it “began executing massive expansion plans in 2023 through acquisitions, new product lines for existing Transtar locations and opening new stores in new markets.” The Orlando store is the seventh expansion for
link hidden, please login to view in 2024. Earlier this year, the company announced new or expanded product lines in the following markets:
-Tampa, Florida
-Edison, New Jersey
-Plainview, New York
-Levittown, Pennsylvania
-Fort Worth, Texas
-Dallas, Texas
With access to both general repair and transmission parts, Transtar Aftermarket Solutions is “providing customers a truly unique product offering that simplifies complex vehicle repair to keep the world moving,” NexaMotion Group said in a news release announcing the recent expansion.
Neil Sethi, CEO of NexaMotion Group, says to expect more locations to be announced. “This has been an exciting time for NMG as we continue to grow and expand our store locations, and we are just getting started. There is more to come as we integrate general repair and transmission parts into one location to better serve our customers and keep the world moving. We want to reinforce NexaMotion’s strategic position in the automotive aftermarket industry, consistently embracing new opportunities and customer partnerships.”
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