Deist Industries, LLC

Deist Industries, LLC.: An Overview • In 1993, Dale and Barbara Deist purchased Bucks Fabricating™, a Hadley, Pennsylvania manufacturer of steel roll-off containers. Since 1984, Bucks has been providing innovative solutions to the waste, hauling, scrap, and recycling industries from its location in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Bucks became a core operating division of Deist Industries, and quickly expanded by producing and licensing plastic roll-off containers in North America under the Poly Box™ name two years later. Bucks has also become a nation-wide supplier of oil and gas containers and equipment. • In 2002, an ongoing research, development, and testing effort culminated in the introduction of Switch-N-Go® Interchangeable Truck Body System, which can easily interchange truck bodies on a medium duty work chassis 13,500-33,000 GVWR, each designed to add efficiency in specific work areas. Whether the function requires a dump body, drop box, storage unit, platform, landscape body, hydro seeder, salt spreader, van body, or other specialty body, a professionally-installed Switch-N-Go® system will make your truck or truck fleet more versatile and more efficient! • In 2005, the company acquired the patent for AmeriDeck™, a progressive truck-loading system with the ability to load 2,500 lbs from ground level into the back of a full-size pick-up truck. • In 2010, Matthew B. Wilson became the president and owner of Deist Industries, Inc. • In 2021, Deist Industries, Inc. was acquired by Federal Signal.

Website

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Industry

Truck Transportation

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Hadley, PA

Type

Privately Held

Founded

1993

Specialties

Truck Equipment, Oil and Gas Equipment, Roll-off Containers, Oil and Gas Containers, Permanent Mount Truck Bodies, Truck Bodies, Patented Poly Containers and Tanks, Dewatering Containers, Steel Fabrication, and Powder Coating