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Ferrara Fire Apparatus Launches Redesigned Web Site
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Holden, LA – Ferrara Fire Apparatus, Inc., America’s premier custom fire apparatus manufacturer, successfully launched a newly redesigned version of ferrarafire.com over the past weekend. Company founder and CEO Chris Ferrara said, "We wanted to create a site that is easy for users to navigate, contains information relevant to our product and will, in general, be a source of information for fire rescue personnel." Some of the features on the new site include interactive slide shows, recommended preventative maintenance schedules for the Inferno and Igniter chassis, apparatus safety features, and Ferrara's available stock chassis. The site also details many of the features of Ferrara's famous heavy duty cab and body construction. You can now view the new site at www.ferrarafire.com. Ferrara Fire Apparatus manufacturers a full line of fire and emergency vehicles, including their premium Inferno XD and Igniter XD custom chassis, pumpers and tankers, rear and mid-mount aerial ladders and platforms, rescue and incident command vehicles, Inundator foam pumpers, airport vehicles and the Strong Arm fire rescue vehicle. Ferrara is a leading innovator in the industry, offering such firefighter safety items such as On-Site Tilt Table Testing, Crash Tested Cabs and Bodies, Electronic Stability Control, Complete Airbag Protection, and SmartWheel steering systems. Ferrara also builds a line of specialty law enforcement vehicles including bomb squads, mobile crime scene labs, SWAT trucks, mobile drug interdiction labs and command vehicles. For more information on the company please contact Paul Christiansen, Marketing Director, at 800.443.9006, via e-mail at paul.christiansen@ferrarafire.com or by regular mail at Ferrara Fire Apparatus, Inc., PO Box 249, Holden, LA 70744.
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