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FDIC 2011 highlights
FDIC 2011 has just wrapped up, and as usual, it was a fantastic event filled with innovation and excitement. The convention center was bustling with activity, showcasing everything from state-of-the-art fire trucks to unique merchandise like branded apparel and collectibles. This year, there were two notable local rigs on display: an Algonquin-Lake in the Hills Medtec Type III ambulance was proudly displayed in the Pierce booth, while University Park's Cyclone II 95-foot rear-mount tower ladder took center stage in the E-ONE exhibit.
The Pierce booth wasn't the only place where impressive apparatus could be found. Seagrave exhibited FDNY Engine 222, and Ferrara showcased FDNY Rescue 4 and Ladder 137. Meanwhile, Crimson introduced a tandem-axle rescue vehicle destined for Elizabeth, New Jersey, and KME displayed a tiller truck meant for Norwalk, Connecticut. American LaFrance rolled out an LTI tiller for Ventura County, California, while HME presented a Type III wildland pumper for CALFIRE.
As for new product launches, Pierce unveiled the Dash CF chassis under a PUC rescue pumper, marking a significant step forward in their lineup. They also showcased a mini-pumper mounted on rubber tracks. Rosenbauer made waves with their introduction of the Smart Cab, a clever solution for adding a crew area to vehicles built on commercial chassis. KME launched the Predator Pro Series, a rescue pumper featuring an integrated design and compact operator’s panel, alongside a brand-new 79-foot ladder.
Crimson, following their recent acquisition of Classic Fire, debuted their Transformer model on a commercial chassis. American LaFrance made headlines by announcing that their Eagle custom chassis and LTI aerials are now available for other manufacturers. E-ONE rounded out the event with the eMAX pumper series, which features a narrow operator’s panel for enhanced efficiency.
Overall, FDIC 2011 was a testament to the ever-evolving landscape of firefighting technology and equipment. Each exhibitor brought something unique to the table, making it a memorable experience for attendees and industry professionals alike. It’s clear that the future of firefighting is bright, with countless innovations poised to enhance safety and performance across the board.
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