Your Fleet Keeps Your Business Running
What
good is a work truck if its tools are stolen. chances are your
tools are in its utility body for a reason. |
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If you own 1 to 100 work trucks
you've had tools stolen. The average value of tools reported stolen
per occurrence is $1,800.00, as published by the National Insurance
Institution. Many states insurance companies will not write a
tool theft type of insurance policy or it is so pricey you can't
afford it. |
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Any equipment theft means you're out of business or you have to bite the bullet and replace them now, "Ouch!" Keyless entry and power locking can be retro-fitted or added to your truck body purchase. In the first 5 years of use, the average time saved using keyless entry / power locking converted to dollars is $9,700.00 (calculated from a labor rate of $60.00/hour). SST latch saves $4.700.00 by eliminating the time to relock the latch. Piece of mind, resale value, insurance savings and theft prevention are all ways our products pay its way the very first day. Keyless entry and power locking are no longer regarded as an option. No working person can honestly say each day has enough time. If you can save a few minutes each day you’ve made a little more $, as well as improved productivity. We have dollar values calculated based on time savings benefits of our products, however, your industries needs go beyond a dollar value. Theft reduction in your industry is priceless. HDC's newest power lock offering is called the PD Series Power Locking. These actuators are manufactured under ISO 9003 using our Patented and Pending designs under the strict QA of the world leader in automotive products, MES Corp. of Switzerland. "SST" Tee Handle Latch has several patent pending features. It’s our plan to add these unique features to Paddle Latches and D-Rings used on fire and ambulance vehicles. We are adding a variation to the new family of SST latch’s which is called SST-SL. It will offer all the functionality of automotive grade locks, including our "Forget-It-Feature."
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