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About Freight Wing

Freight Wing was incorporated in 2003 by mechanical engineer Sean Graham with the help of businessmen Patrick Bigatel and Michael Graham. With a mission to save fuel by improving semi-trailer aerodynamics, the company manufactures and distributes a full line of trailer side skirts, belly fairings, gap fairings, and customized products for a variety of trucking applications. Freight Wing products are the most thoroughly evaluated aerodynamic trailer fairings available. Among others, the U.S. Dept. of Energy, U.S. EPA SmartWay program, and Transport Canada have verified the fuel savings and performance of Freight Wing fairings.

Headquarters

Freight Wing
4101 W. Marginal Way S.W., #B4
Seattle, WA 98106
USA

Company Contact

Sean Graham, president
+1-866-464-9464

Markets Served

Long Haul
Bulk Transportation
Fuel Hauling
Drayage

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Freight Wing. Driving Fuel Efficiency Into Tomorrow. Proven and innovative, Freight Wing’s trailer fairings can help companies save fuel and improve their environmental profile. The company provides sales, installation, and service through top-tier networks including Carrier Transicold, Great Dane Trailers, Hyundai Translead, Kentucky Trailer, Strick Trailers, and Utility Trailers. Some or all Freight Wing products are available for factory installation at Great Dane, Dorsey, Utility, Fontaine, Wabash, and Heil, among other manufacturers. For more information, visit Freight Wing online. Media contact: Doug Siefkes.

Entries in trailers (3)

Tuesday
Jan242012

Freight Wing Launches New Lighter 2012 AeroFlex Side Skirt

DateJan 24, 2012 Filed under:

Seattle-based trailer side skirt manufacturer Freight Wing now offers a side skirt, the 2012 AeroFlex, which features an innovative redesign that reduces its weight by 30 pounds and provides up to a 7 percent improvement in fuel economy. Freight Wing is also offering financing options that result in net profits from day one, as payments are significantly less than the fuel savings.

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Friday
Mar252011

Gordon Trucking Begins Installation of Additional Freight Wing Trailer Side Skirts

DateMar 25, 2011 Filed under: ,

With $3.80 for diesel as a benchmark price, Gordon Trucking Inc. expects to save $2.2 million annually in fuel costs with the Freight Wing Aeroflex trailer side skirts.

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Sunday
Aug222010

Interstate Distributor Co. Expects Fuel Cost Savings Following Installation of Freight Wing Trailer Side Skirts

DateAug 22, 2010 Filed under: ,

Based on prior testing, company officials anticipate up to a 5 percent improvement in fuel economy depending upon the route and the speed traveled. The purchase of the Freight Wing skirts was offset by a Regional EPA DERA Grant of nearly $1 million administered through the Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center.

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