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ConMet eMobility Commercial eHub Partnerships
ORLANDO, Fla. — March 06, 2022 — ConMet eMobility has announced commercial partnerships and supply agreements with some of the industry's top players, setting plans to increase sales of the PreSet Plus® eHub™. The eHub system pairs an in-wheel electric...
ConMet eMobility Enables First Zero-Emission Refrigerated Tractor-Trailer Deployed by Penske Logistics
VANCOUVER, Wash. — July 18, 2023 — ConMet eMobility announced today that Penske Logistics has become the first third-party logistics provider to successfully pair an nMotion™ TR 160-45 equipped reefer trailer with a Freightliner eCascadia electric semi-truck. The pairing enables...
ConMet’s Nmotion TR 160-45 Wins HDT Top 20 Product Award
VANCOUVER, Wash. — March 05, 2024 — ConMet eMobility’s Nmotion™ TR 160-45 has been identified by the editors of Heavy Duty Trucking magazine as one of the most innovative and significant new-product announcements of 2023. The product is being recognized...
Replace and Save: Why Rebuilding Wheel Hubs is Costing Fleets Money
Commercial vehicle fleets are constantly adapting to fluctuating market conditions, increasing customer expectations, and supply chain volatility, among a multitude of other factors. As fleets are working to strike the right balance between the needs of their customers and good...
Does ConMet offer any internships?
ConMet participates in the following internship programs to bridge academic education with industrial business reality:
- The MECOP internship program places engineering students studying in participating Oregon universities as interns at our west coast offices and plants. Students from Oregon State University, Oregon Tech, Portland State University, and University of Portland are encouraged to apply. For more information about how to apply to this program visit: https://www.mecopinc.org/students
- The NCEC Cooperative Education Program places engineering, accounting, human resources, computer science, and operations management students studying in participating North Carolina universities as interns at our east coast U.S. plants and offices. Students from NC State University, University of North Carolina (Charlotte and Asheville campuses), and Western Carolina University are encouraged to apply. For more information about how to apply to this program contact our Director of
HR, Marlin Smith at [email protected] or +1 704-226-5235.
How Telematics Help Fleets Capitalize on Cost Savings During Winter Months
For commercial vehicle fleets, the winter months mean an increase in operating costs. When assets are exposed to cold temperatures, moisture, salt, and other ice-melting chemicals, parts are vulnerable to early-life wear and more frequent maintenance is required. Drivers must...
Wheel end PMs to Keep Your Fleet Running Safely
Smart fleet managers practice preventive maintenance (PM), scheduling regular service for their vehicles before they need it. The alternative, waiting for a vehicle to break down and become out-of-service, causes unnecessary downtime. Regularly servicing vehicles takes the guesswork out of...
Solar Energy: The Future of Sustainable Manufacturing
Industrial processes account for nearly one-third of global energy consumption, creating immense potential for the transition to renewable energy in the manufacturing sector. As climate change continues to pose significant challenges, the integration of solar power in manufacturing is not just...