Labcraft to shine safety spotlight on latest Banksman systems at Road Transport Expo

At June's Road Transport Expo, LED lighting expert Labcraft will be presenting its latest Banksman lighting systems alongside a new range of compatible harness kits, designed to save time and money during installation.

Available in four models – BM2, BM3, BM4 and BM6 - Labcraft’s innovative Banksman lighting solutions deliver additional bright light around the vehicle, helping drivers to manoeuvre more easily and with confidence – both in open and confined spaces.

Labcraft said the lighting systems are proven to be an effective contributor to safety and cost reduction. It added that with more than 30,000 installations, ranging from large fleets to single vehicles, operators who have fitted the Regulation 23-compliant lamp are reporting that safer manoeuvring has resulted in significant reduction in costs associated with accident damage and vehicle downtime.

To make Banksman even easier to fit for vehicle manufacturers, operators, and workshops alike, Labcraft is introducing a new range of preassembled electrical harness kits which it says help to reduce installation time and ensure long-term reliability for all vehicles - from rigids and urban vehicles, to trailers up to 13.6m.

Visitors to the Labcraft stand, R17 in Hall 1, will also be able to see a selection of Labcraft’s high-intensity low-voltage LED lighting solutions or even build their own with the new Labcraft Product Configurator. 

All Labcraft lights are designed for interior and exterior van, truck and trailer applications including general haulage, temperature-controlled, emergency, waste and road maintenance. They are produced at the company’s ISO9001/14001 facility in Saffron Walden, Essex, where they follow an environmentally conscious and responsible manufacturing process.

Labcraft LED lighting can also be branded and tailored to OE manufacturers to improve production efficiencies.

Road Transport Expo takes place from 4-6 June at NAEC Stoneleigh in Warwickshire. It is completely free to attend for visitors, so why not book your place today?!