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Work Truck Show 2020 in Photos: Products

Operations•Photos 24•March 17, 2020

Held March 3-6 in Indianapolis, The Work Truck Show 2020 took over the Indianapolis Convention Center and featured vehicles, products, and services for every industry.

The events 20th anniversary took over more than 500,000 square feet of exhibit space and featured new and returning exhibitors.

Products and services were available and demonstrated for trucks and vans, from toolboxes to steps to fuel monitoring tech and more. Check out our top picks from this year's selection of truck and van product offerings.

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Bedslide displayed a variety of its storage solution and cargo access products for trucks. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Cargo Glide exhibited its van and truck cargo storage and management solutions. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

DECKED demonstrated it’s BOXED toolbox. Top features include an integrated, aluminum ladder that deploys once the box lid is opened to provide safe ergonomic access to items in the toolbox.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

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With the ability to position the plow in V, straight or scoop mode, plowing snow with the XtremeV v-plow takes you to the next level. Whether busting through a long driveway or clearing a parking lot full of cars, Fisher's XtremeV v-plow makes quick work of brutal winter conditions.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

These thin, low profile panels for the Dyamo Solar Generator from Go Power! can curve up to 30°. Rigorously tested for life in the field, they come with a five-year warranty.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Liftmoore demonstrated its problem solving solutions behind the cab and above the frame. The crane product provider demonstrated its offerings. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Weatherguard displayed its lighted toolboxes with easy, plug-and-play installation that help contractors and other service professionals easily locate tools and supplies in little or no light. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Western unveiled its all-new Enforcer V-Plow.  Available in stainless steel or powder-coated steel, the ENFORCER v-plow features a blade width of 7'6" in straight blade mode and 6'9" in V-mode, and a blade height of 27" at the center up to 33" at the outer edge, making it perfect for cleaning up smaller jobs and spaces.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Xantrex shared its lineup of products for work trucks and heavy-duty trucks, including power inverters and chargers. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Adrian Steel demonstrated a number of its upfit and storage solutions including a variety of drawer and cabinet systems. The company offers solutions for both van and pickup truck applications.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Among its many offerings, Boss showed off its DXT V-Plows. The DXT combines both trip-edge and full moldboard trip technologies for high and low trip protection when striking obstacles like frozen snowbanks, manhole covers and curbs.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Dejana is the primary manufacturer for Versarack and Dejana Cargo and Van Bodies, among many other product lines. The company demonstrated its can solutions and discussed ship-thru options.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Derive took part in this year's Ride-and-Drive with a stationary demonstration of it's fuel-saving technologies. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

EZ STAK optimizes mobile workspaces for 12- to 53-foot trailers. The company featured a 12-foot trailer that included closets, lockers, drawers, two work stations, an interior light, and more. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Fisher also showed off its Low Profile tailgate spreaders. Designed for ice cold reliability, the Fisher Low Profile tailgate spreaders provide a clear view from the cab when backing up.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

The Dynamo Solar Generator from Go Power! is a silent, fuel-less solar-powered auxiliary power system for utility vans and work vehicles. It helps run equipment without generators or truck idling.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Hellwig Products produces sway bars and other suspension components for work trucks. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Hellwig's sway bars, or more accurately anti-roll bars, are designed to resist a vehicle’s tendency to pitch from side to side during cornering, improving cornering ability and making for a more comfortable controlled ride.

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Hilltip Corp. launched a lineup of poly and stainless steel salt spreaders. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Among the numberous products that VMAC displayed, the H40/H60 is a hydraulic driven rotary screw air compressor. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

VMAC also displayed its Underhood 150 Air Compressor, ideal for fleets with space and weight concerns on their service or utility truck. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

Waltco introduced its FM1000 concept for last-mile delivery operations. It is specifically developed for light-duty, final-mile delivery vehicles and is WALTCO’s first one piece, full-closure liftgate. 

Photo: Chris Brown

Warren displayed its Dump Body configuration and discussed its additional spreader and hoist products. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher

In addition to its demonstrating its modular battery configuration on a Ford Mustang, Webasto also showed off its Thermo Pro 90 water heating, which can be connected under the floor without any sacrifice to interior space. 

Photo: Lauren Fletcher