EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT
Building Better Vehicles
Developing mechanic trucks and service cranes to meet on-site maintenance and repair needs
By Seth Skydel
As we look to 2027 and beyond, flexibility and usability continue to drive innovation in service body manufacturing,” said Kasey Lammers, product manager for Stellar Industries.“ Whether it’ s providing ways for technicians to easily update their trucks based on the job at hand or finding new and meaningful opportunities to incorporate technology throughout the truck, the end-result is the same: a better product that can adapt to any job.”
Advancing two of its core product lines, Stellar Industries has updated their TMAX Mechanic Truck and EC3200 Electric Service Crane.
The TMAX lineup now features a new high-intensity LED taillight system designed to improve visibility and awareness on the jobsite. The taillights also feature a cascading turn signal for more visibility in demanding environments.
In addition to the new taillights, Stellar continues to expand the TMAX platform’ s flexible storage capabilities. Building on their infinitely adjustable shelving product line, the newest models offer additional options for tool storage and control panel mounting.
The adaptable design allows operators to configure their truck to meet the specific demands of their work without compromising the structural integrity of the body. In addition, by eliminating the need to drill in compartments, the TMAX design helps prevent corrosion, leaks, and long-term wear while protecting tools and equipment.
Stellar has also introduced a redesigned EC3200 Electric Service Crane. The EC3200 now features a nested boom design, which provides a lower overall profile for the crane, allowing operators to access tighter workspaces. The new boom design
Stellar Industries has updated their TMAX Mechanic Truck lineup with flexible storage capabilities. Redesigned service cranes from the company feature a nested boom design for a lower overall profile and reduced weight.
24 l November-December 2026