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Larson Electronics has released a portable mini LED light tower that feature two 400-watt LED lamp heads, a 3,000VA generator for operation, and an adjustable tower built on a wheeled frame.
Read More →Built to provide a high power lighting solution that requires minimal setup time or effort, the WAL-QP-4X750-25 provides operators with an ideal lighting solution that features a quadpod with solid wheels for portability and four 750 watt quartz lamps.
Read More →Larson Electronics' Magnalight has announced the release of a magnetically mounted and battery powered LED beacon designed to provide complete portability without compromising power.
Read More →Larson Electronics' explosion-proof crane LED warning light is designed to notify nearby pedestrians and workers about ongoing crane operations without the use of a traditional audible alarm or strobe light.
Read More →Larson Electronics 300 watt LED lighting system a cart mounted temporary LED work area light with thirty high output LED lamps producing a combined 31,500 lumens of light.
Read More →Drivers can now access the Mack Trucks Digital Driver Guide through the MyMack app, rather than visiting websites or scanning a QR code. Mack continues to improve the app, which is available for download from the Apple Store and Google Play.
Read More →The new 1229 Hydraulic Crane brings ASE Phase 5 intelligence and a 205-pound weight savings to the 12,000-pound capacity class, and Summit Truck Bodies said it stows three times faster than traditional systems.
Read More →Mack Defense was awarded a contract to design, build, and deliver prototype vehicles for the U.S. Army’s Common Tactical Truck (CTT) program. It will show off its line-haul hybrid tractor prototype, based on the Mack Granite, at the 2026 United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition.
Read More →The Larson Electronics EXP-LED-RL-FX5R Explosion Proof Rechargeable LED Flashlight is designed to handle the demands of working within hazardous locations and environments where potentially explosive vapors, gases and other volatile compounds may be encountered.
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