Link Mfg

10/19/2026

We’re out at ATA MCE Management Conference & Exhibition 2026! The team is excited to showcase ROI Cabmate’s and SmartValve’s ability to alleviate physical and mental demands faced by drivers. We’ve been connecting with leaders in the trucking industry, helping them explore our innovative safety solutions and teaching them how Link’s solutions improve driver safety and fleet efficiency!

10/15/2026

Now more than ever, fleets are prioritizing the health, safety and longevity of their drivers. As the average age of drivers continues to rise, and the competition to recruit and retain qualified drivers is stronger than ever, fleets continue to search for new ways to attract and maintain drivers in their fleet. In this month’s blog, Kirt Weaver explores two technologies that control cab motion to protect drivers. Read it today at https://www.linkmfg.com/blog/protecting-drivers

Now more than ever, fleets are prioritizing the health, safety and longevity of their drivers. As the average age of drivers continues to rise, the competition…

10/14/2026

We’re ! Link is looking for a hardworking, passionate individual to join our Light Assembly Cat’s Eye team! This role is for someone who desires a fulfilling career with a strong team environment and a company who truly cares about their well-being. Learn more about Link’s job openings and apply today at https://linkmfg.hireclick.com/jobboard/

10/14/2026

Reduce driver fatigue and drowsiness with ROI Cabmate. The cab suspension uses sensors to monitor road conditions and optimizes ride comfort in real time by softening impacts and reducing whole body vibration. With a 76% reduction in harmful vibration, drivers will often feel more energized by the end of the day. Learn more about ROI Cabmate and its benefits to drivers at https://www.linkmfg.com/products/cab-suspensions/roi-cabmate

10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian team! Today in the spirit of gratitude, we’re giving thanks to our Canadian team and all their hard work. They truly make a difference in our company. Thank you all for your dedication to Link!

10/09/2026

Ramp up your fleet’s safety and efficiency with a loading ramp by Link! Link’s LSR90 is designed with a ramp wheel kit, allowing the ramp to transition safely and swiftly over a variety of surfaces, reducing strain and worker injury risk. Learn more about how the Swivel Ramp helps businesses across North America load, protect and save at https://www.linkmfg.com/products/ramps/swivel

10/09/2026

Grow your future with Link! We have full-time Light Assembly openings on our day and night shift teams for hardworking individuals who desire fulfilling careers with a strong, employee-focused environment. Learn more about our current job openings and apply today at https://linkmfg.hireclick.com/jobboard/

10/07/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. According to the World Health Organization, over 2 million individuals worldwide are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, making it the most diagnosed cancer type and the most prevalent cancer in the world. The Link Team wore pink today to show our support for those individuals who have had or are currently battling breast cancer. We stand with you!

10/02/2026

Happy Manufacturing Day! Link is proud of our Manufacturing team and their contributions to the well-being, safety and productivity of drivers and fleets around the nation. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to Link and the quality of our products. It's because of all of you that we are Driven to Outperform.

10/01/2026

Machine lifts are essential tools for numerous fleets, enhancing operational safety and efficiency by allowing easy loading and unloading of heavy goods and equipment. Learn about how Link’s CL400 offers improved stability and reduced risk of injury over other alternative options in the WorkTruck article, “How Machine Lifts Drive Safety & Efficiency for Fleets”.

Read it at https://www.worktruckonline.com/articles/how-machine-lifts-drive-safety-efficiency-for-fleets

What is a machine lift, what fleets need them, and how do they improve safety and drive efficiency? What advantages do they have over ramps and liftgates?