• New APU for Class 8 trucks

    July 2, 2012

    Impco Technologies has launched a new auxiliary power unit (APU) for Class 8 trucks in North America. The ComfortPro “Stand Alone” diesel APU is available through the Carrier Transicold dealer network.

    “With the addition of this new complementary APU product, Impco offers our customers a complete product range of idle reduction solutions for providing comfort and value to fleets and independent operators in North America,” said Richard Nielsen, executive vice president.

    The Stand Alone does not need to be hooked into the truck’s diesel engine coolant system, yet still provides all the standard features and benefits of the ComfortPro PC 6012 unit, Impco said. It is fitted with a “rigorous duty generator and industrial grade belt systems.”

    “Our new Stand Alone product confirms Impco’s commitment to the idle reduction business and to its dealer network,” said Jaime Portaluppi, director of sales for the Industrial Division. “As diesel prices continue to climb, idle reduction solutions truly enhance the bottom line for fleets and independent operators. At the same time, cab comfort is recognized as a priority for driver’s retention as the transportation industry recovers.”

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