Versalift Debuts TruGuard 2.0, Light Cable Placer & Heavy Digger Derrick At ICUEE

WACO, Texas, Oct. 3, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Versalift introduced TruGuard 2.0, the most advanced dielectric isolation system in the aerial lift industry, the brand new STP-36, a light cable placer unit, and the TMD-4000 series of heavy duty digger derricks. Additionally, the company unveiled an interactive online training program designed to deliver operation and maintenance courses to linemen and technicians in a variety of industries. 

"TruGuard 2.0 provides a 44% increase in dielectric protection and eliminates thermal pressure points, offering the highest level of protection to linemen in the bucket," said James Christian, Director of Engineering at Versalift. "This year, we are especially excited to announce that Versalift will offer TruGuard 2.0 as standard equipment on every insulated aerial lift we deliver." 

The TMD-4060-T and STP-36 are equipment made for the construction and maintenance of overhead telecommunication lines. "We are excited to roll out our new lightweight cable placers and heavy digger derricks, and our customers are, too," said Jack Jeffrey, Director of Sales at Versalift, adding, "This equipment strengthens and diversifies our product lineup, and will greatly benefit our customers." 

Held every two years, ICUEE 2017 is held at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. Attendees who visit the Versalift booth (L116) can test-drive equipment, watch live demonstrations of new products, and take advantage of industry education.

ABOUT VERSALIFT
Versalift is a leading manufacturer of bucket trucks, digger derricks, aerial lifts and other specialty equipment for power generation, transmission and distribution, investor-owned utility, telecommunications, light and sign, and tree care industries. Working with co-ops, municipalities, government agencies and corporations through its global network of facilities and family of dealers, the company employees nearly 800 associates worldwide. 

SOURCE Versalift