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E-ONE

E-ONE manufactures fire apparatus including rescue trucks, aerials, rescue pumpers, and custom fire apparatus.

Overview

E-ONE has built fire apparatus since 1974, when its founder designed the first modular extruded-aluminum fire truck body. From Ocala, Florida, the company manufactures the full spectrum: pumpers, tankers, aerial ladders and platforms, tractor-drawn aerials, rescues, industrial apparatus and ARFF trucks, plus the Vector all-electric fire truck. A $23.5 million expansion announced in 2026 is increasing aerial production capacity by 35 percent, and the Chicago Fire Department placed one of North America’s largest apparatus orders, 120 vehicles, with E-ONE and Wheeled Coach that year. Select Series and expedited delivery programs shorten lead times for departments that cannot wait for full custom builds.

Key Products and Services

  • Aerial ladders, TDA's, and platforms
  • Custom and commercial pumpers
  • Rescue trucks
  • Tanker trucks
  • Wildland vehicles
  • EV pumper
  • ARFF
  • Industrial fire protection

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