InfraStructures - April 2016 - Ranger Design Wins The Work Truck Show® 2016 Innovation Award

Ranger Design Wins The Work Truck Show^® 2016 Innovation Award

The Work Truck Show^® 2016 Innovation Award was presented to Ranger Design for the company’s Max View safety partition. Ranger Design received the award at The Work Truck Show 2016, held March 1-4 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Work Truck Show Innovation Award goes to the product at the Show deemed “most innovative” by a panel of trade media editors and truck fleet managers. All products entered in The Work Truck Show 2016 New Product Spotlight or New Product Media Guide programs are eligible.

Max View is a safety partition with a top portion molded out of clear thermoformed ABS and polycarbonate to snugly fit Ford^® Transit Connect, Ram ProMaster City^® and Mercedes-Benz Metris cargo vans. The Max View partition’s see-through feature greatly enhances cargo space visibility, reduces blind spots, permits more light into the cab and creates the feeling of a more wide open, less claustrophobic cab space, according to the company. The product’s contoured design allows the seats to travel to the full back position, and its precision fit reduces drafts for improved cab climate control while reducing rattle noise.

“Innovation is a part of our business strategy, and continuous feedback from our distributor network helped guide us in our design of the Max View partition,” said Steve Milizia, regional sales manager for Ranger Design. “We are extremely proud to be recognized for developing a product that helps satisfy what the industry is seeking — more efficiency and comfort in the performance of their everyday tasks.”

The Work Truck Show, one of the top 100 trade shows in the U.S., brings together more than 11,000 truck fleet managers, dealers and equipment distributors annually. It features the newest vocational trucks, vans and equipment, a ride-and-drive, and opportunities to network with other work truck industry professionals on an exhibit floor covering more than 46,500 m², as well as a comprehensive educational conference.

Source: NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry

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