Diamondback Introduces New Fleet Tonneau Covers at The NTEA Work Truck Show
PHILIPSBURG, PA - DiamondBack Automotive Accessories Inc. unveiled two new covers designed for fleet use at the NTEA Work Truck Show in St. Louis, March 10.
PHILIPSBURG, PA - DiamondBack Automotive Accessories Inc., maker of DiamondBack Truck Covers, unveiled two new covers designed for fleet use at the NTEA Work Truck Show in St. Louis, March 10. DiamondBack's new 180 and 270 covers offer the complete bed security characteristic of the classic DiamondBack product line, but with increased access to tools and equipment. The new DiamondBack covers are designed to maximize the bed space of a standard pickup and supply fleets features similar to those found on utility body trucks at close to half the price of a utility body.
The DiamondBack 180 cover features a "butterfly" tonneau cover design, enabling access to either side of the truck bed. Long side panels provide the ability to easily get tools from the truck, while the metal construction of the cover provides security for equipment.
The DiamondBack 270 cover is a unique, three-hatch cover that gives 100-percent access to the cargo bed. The cover opens from the sides of the truck near the cab as well as from the rear of the truck. In addition to furnishing access and security, this design allows for the ability to fold or remove the rear panel to accommodate tall cargo. The DiamondBack 270 is available in both a standard 2" profile as well as an elevated 4" profile to increase bed volume.
DiamondBack offers standard bins for both the 180 and 270 to help fleets get more utility out of their truck beds. Bins 4" or 8" deep permit tools and small equipment to be suspended directly underneath the covers' doors while maintaining full use of the space on the bed floor. Bins 18" deep for the DiamondBack 270 give fleets storage similar to that of a gull wing tool box, but with a cover for the rear portion of the bed as well. In addition to these standard bins, DiamondBack offers custom bin options to meet fleets' specific needs.
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