School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2019
COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS
Products/Services: Fueling Station Infrastructure
AMETEK, INC. 100 E. Erie St. Ste. 200 Kent, OH 44240 T:330-673-3452
www.ametekdfs.com Amie Sedlock, Technical Sales & Market- ing Specialist
dfs.information@
ametek.com DurA-Tek Prime is the new booster pump from Ametek, which is designed for the school transportation industry. It’s backed by 50 years of expertise in heavy duty transit applications. Tis pump won’t let you down. Products/Services: Heating Systems, Heating & Air Conditioning Parts (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 57)
ANGELTRAX 119 S. Woodburn Dr. Dothan, AL 36305 T:800-673-1788
F:334-692-4606
www.angeltrax.com Katherine Tolar, VP of Operations
sales@angeltrax.com AngelTrax is a leading designer, manu- facturer and provider of in-vehicle video surveillance. AngelTrax drives the market with state-of-the-art products, including Vulcan Series MDVRs, MNVRs, IP cam- eras, high-definition cameras, AVL, driver behavior management and patented Vir- tual Synchronized Mapping technology. Products/Services: GPS Hardware, Video Cameras, Video Management Software, DVR - Digital Video Recorder, Wireless Video Download, Illegal Passing Cameras (SEE OUR AD ON PAGES 106, 107)
AMF-BRUNS OF AMERICA, LLC. 1797 Georgetown Rd. Hudson, OH 44236 T:877-506-3770
www.amfbrunsamerica.com Steve Barker, Sales Manager
s.barker@
amfbrunsamerica.com AMF-Bruns of America manufactures wheelchair securement products and occupant restraint systems for the safe transportation of people with lim- ited mobility. AMF-Bruns invented the world’s first 4-point retractor wheelchair anchoring system. AMF-Bruns services customers in more than 50 countries throughout North and South America, Australia, Asia, Middle East and Africa. Products/Services: Flooring & Step Material, WC 19 Compliant Wheelchairs, Wheelchair Lifts, Tie Downs & Occupant Restraints, 3 Point Lap / Shoulder Belt System, 4 Point Harness System (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 102)
APP-GARDEN 409 4th St. SW Hickory, NC 28602 T:828-322-50 60
www.app-garden.com Taylor Moore
tmoore@app-garden.com Products/Services: General Consulting, Driver Records, Field Trip Management, Pupil Transportation Management, Rout- ing, Scheduling, & Boundary Planning
ARI-HETRA 4119 Binion Way Lebanon, OH 45036 T:800-562-3250
www.ari-hetra.com John Tilley, Regional Sales Manager
johntilley@ari-hetra.com Products/Services: Lifts & Hoists, Shop Tools, Above Ground Lifts, In-Ground Lifts, Mobile Column Lifts
ARROWHEAD STEEL COMPANY 16W345 83rd St. Ste. 2D Burr Ridge, IL 60527 T:630-323-7400
www.arrowheadsteel.com Arnie Koldenhoven, President
info@arrowheadsteel.com Products/Services: Maintenance Products
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ASE 101 Blue Seal Dr. S.E. Ste. 101 Leesburg, VA 20175 T:703-669-6600 F:703-669-6127
www.ase.com
info@ase.com Products/Services: Online Resource
ATR TRANSMISSION REMANUFACTRUING 1019 Noel Ave. Wheeling, IL 60090 T:866-738-7267
www.atreman.com Katie Kuempel
info@atreman.com Products/Services: Transmissions, Engine Equipment / Accessories
AUDIOPIPE 1195 N.W. 97th Ave. Doral, FL 33172 T:305-592-3176
www.audiopipe.com Frank Carreras
sales@nipponamerica.com Products/Services: Radio Systems, Lighting Kits, LED Kits, Lighting Products, Bus Parts
AUTO-JET MUFFLER CORPORATION 9550 Swanson Blvd. Des Moines, IA 50325 T:515-224-0460
F:515-224-0727
www.auto-jet.com John Rapp, President
sales@auto-jet.com Auto-jet is a full-service supplier for school bus exhaust systems, radiators and DPFs. Its customers enjoy same-day shipping on in-stock parts, and with more than 30,000 in stock, that dramati- cally helps reduce down-time. Above all, you’ll speak to a knowledgeable represen- tative when you call, because everyone at Auto-jet is committed to serving its customers quickly and accurately. Products/Services: Mufflers & Exhaust Systems (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 22)
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