Stellar Industries showcased its latest innovations at 2024’s NTEA Work Truck Week, including significant enhancements to its TMAX Mechanic and Service Truck line. The company highlighed new bale-style pull-handles along with a range of other equipment designed to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
Additionally, Stellar displayed a range of other products, including the NXT18 Hooklift, single-stage and two-stage reciprocating air compressors, Hybrid Power Source (HPS) and 880 Multi-tank Fuel Trailer. Stellar also allowed attendees to interact with 3-D configurators at the Stellar booth to better visualize how Stellar equipment can meet their specific needs.
“Our continuous dedication to listening to our customers and refining our product lines is evident in the enhancements we’ve made to the TMAX series and the other equipment we’re showcasing at Work Truck Week,” said Tim Worman, director of Project Management at Stellar. “At Stellar, we are always listening, always adapting and continuously striving to improve even the finest details to make our customers’ jobs better.”
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Designed with user convenience and versatility in mind, the bale-style pull-handle toolbox system features a dual-action handle design that allows users to activate the latches by grabbing the handle from either above or below. This easy-to-use design offers a more ergonomic and user-friendly experience.
Aimed at enhancing functionality and the user experience, other updates to the Stellar TMAX lineup included new boom-tip lights on cranes, which offer a smaller profile to fit into tighter spaces and feature six LED lights for optimal brightness. Additionally, the TMAX’s new tailgate offers a cleaner aesthetic, while cabinet door enhancements, featuring stronger hinges and thicker plates, enable the doors to perform better in windy conditions, maintain rigidity as needed and enhance the overall aesthetic.
Stellar also featured the addition of drawer sets in the rear workbench of the TMAX, providing additional storage space while still allowing for storage below, making it an ideal option for items such as chains, shovels and sledgehammers that are not sensitive to getting bounced around. The relocation of the backup camera lets operators have a clearer view of the hitch, facilitating smoother operations, and allowing for a cleaner wiring path.