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Grote Industries announces new WorkShield product launch

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Grote Industries announces new WorkShield product launch
Grote Industries announces new WorkShield product launch.

MADISON, Ind. — Grote Industries is putting on its cape and continuing its mission of making the road safer for all drivers.

Grote Industries recently announced its new line of warning lights, Grote WorkShield. Powered by the HINVII technology, trademarked by Avid IP Holdings LLC, WorkShield lamps use minimally visible, low-wavelength light to illuminate high-visibility material, significantly raising its conspicuousness without distracting personnel or worrisome traffic, according to its release.

Designed to deliver the visibility critical to worker safety, Grote states that its WorkShield lights are “versatile enough for any application and can be strategically mounted on various equipment, such as refuse trucks, utility trucks, tow trucks, and emergency response vehicles.”

The release also stated that the company can illuminate the high-visibility clothing and material on a worksite without directing visible light into traffic or other surroundings.

“Our team is excited to bring this innovative product to market,” said Matt Forner, Grote’s Director of Aftermarket Sales, noting the benefits of WorkShield lights. “The HINVII technology built into our quality lamps brings a new layer of safety to work sites, further building on our commitment to make the world a safer place.”

According to the press release, the WorkShield product line currently features two flat-mount options: the first uses six LED diodes producing low-wavelength HINVII light, while the second supplements the base model with four amber light diodes for added versatility. Both versions mount easily to nearly any solid, flat surface and are available through Grote distributors now.

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Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Erica N. Guy decided to stay in her hometown to begin her professional career in journalism. Since obtaining her bachelor’s degree from UAPB, Erica has professionally written for several publications about several topics ranging from lifestyle, tech, culture, and entertainment, just to name a few. Continuing her love for her hometown, she joined our team in June 2023, where she is currently a staff writer. Her career goals include continuing storytelling through her writing by being the best professional writer she can be. In her spare time, Erica enjoys trying new foods, cozying up with a good book, spending time with family and friends, and establishing herself as a future businesswoman.

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Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Erica N. Guy decided to stay in her hometown to begin her professional career in journalism. Since obtaining her bachelor's degree from UAPB, Erica has professionally written for several publications about several topics ranging from lifestyle, tech, culture, and entertainment, just to name a few. Continuing her love for her hometown, she joined our team in June 2023, where she is currently a staff writer. Her career goals include continuing storytelling through her writing by being the best professional writer she can be. In her spare time, Erica enjoys trying new foods, cozying up with a good book, spending time with family and friends, and establishing herself as a future businesswoman.
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