E-One Inc.

E-One (formerly Emergency One) is a fire apparatus manufacturer located in Ocala, Florida. One of the largest fire apparatus manufacturers in the world, E-One trucks can be found in many countries, with over 25,000 units in service globally.
==History==
Formed in 1974 by retired playground equipment manufacturer Robert Wormser, Emergency One grew quickly and became the largest fire apparatus builder in the United States by the mid-1980s. The company pioneered the use of modular bodies built from extruded aluminum components, enabling it to build in advance and speed up production time considerably. It built a new 75,000 square foot plant in Ocala to meet production needs in 1978. A new line of aerial devices was launched in 1981 - the company had built earlier aerial-equipped apparatus using ladder assemblies purchased from an outside supplier. The Hurricane custom chassis was introduced in 1984, leading to a full line of custom trucks.
Corporately, in 1979, Emergency One was acquired by the Federal Signal Corporation. The chassis business was spun off into a separate entity called Federal Motors in 1985, and Emergency One officially changed its name to E-One in 1988.
In the late 1980s, E-One began to acquire other apparatus manufacturers. In 1989, it purchased Florida-based American Eagle. In late 1991, E-One entered the Canadian market in force with its purchase of Superior Emergency Vehicles. In 1998, Saulsbury Fire and Rescue Corporation of Preble, NY was added to the E-One family. The three plants purchased were closed in 1992, 2006 and 2004, respectively.
In 2008, E-One was purchased by AIP in a carve out from Federal Signal. It was assigned to AIP's REV Group portfolio. AIP is a private equity firm distinctively focused on buying and improving industrial businesses with operations in the United States or Canada. The REV Group portfolio is a leading diversified manufacturer of specialty vehicles to North America, as well as export markets.
In 2022, E-One introduced the Vector, touted as the first fully-electric, North American-style fire truck. In 2024, E-One celebrated 50 years in business.
==Facilities==
E-One builds a full line of trucks from plants in Ocala, FL and Hamburg, NY. The Hamburg facility builds all stainless steel pumpers, rescues, and tankers. All other products are manufactured in Ocala.
==Logos==
Modern EOne (3).JPG|The modern-day E-One logo, adopted in the mid 2010s.
E-One plate2.jpg|The logo that E-One used from the mid 90s, to the early 2010s; seen here stamped on the front grille of a truck.
E-One plate.jpg|The same logo, but shown on the side of a truck. 
Eone.jpg|E-One's oldest logo, used from the company's founding in 1974, until 1988; when the company dropped the longform name, and officially become E-One. 
Federal Motors.jpg|The logo of E-One's spun-off chassis manufacturer, Federal Motors. 
==Production==
E-One produces a full line of fire apparatus and its' own brand of custom chassis. Over 28,000 units have been built since 1974.
E-One also builds on commercial chassis and has in the past used other custom chassis, including Spartan, Pemfab and Simon-Duplex.
===Custom chassis===
====Current==== 
*E-One Cyclone (1985-present)
*E-One Titan (ARFF) (1985-present)
*E-One Typhoon (2002-present)
*E-One Vector (2022-Present)
====Discontinued==== 
*E-One Daytona (1999)
*E-One HS (2015-2021) (Available on Cyclone or Quest cabs)
*E-One Hush (mid-engine) (1999-2015) (Available in Cyclone II, Typhoon, or Quest)
*E-One Hush (rear-engine) (1985-1999) (Available in Cyclone, then Cyclone II (1997-1999))
*E-One Hurricane (1984-2007)
*E-One Protector (1990-2002)
*E-One Quest (2007-2021)
*E-One Sentry (1993-1996)
===Aerials=== 
*Payload capacities are denoted by firefighter weight + equipment allowance
====Ladders====
 	HP 75 	HP 78 	Metro 100 	Metro 100 Quint 	HR 100 	CR 100 	CR 137
Custom Chassis 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon
Rear Axle / Wheelbase	Single210-230" 	Single210-230" 	Single220-230" 	Single235-245" 	Tandem230-240" 	Tandem245-250" 	Tandem245"
Vertical Reach 	75' 	78' 	100' 	100' or 110' 	100' 	100' 	137'
Payload Capacity 	500+75 lbs dry or wet 	750+75 lbs dry500+75 lbs wet 	250-750+75 lbs dry 	750+75 lbs dry500+75 lbs wet 	500+75 lbs dry or wet 	750+50 lbs dry500+50 lbs wet 	300-800 lbs
Stabilizers 	1x set H-style outriggers (16' spread)	1x set H-style outriggers (16' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (11' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (11' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (12' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (13'-8" spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (13'-8" spread)
Body Styles 	QuintTruckeMAX 	QuintTruckeMAX 	Truck 	Quint 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck
Tank Capacity 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons 	N/A 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons
====Platforms====
 	95-Platform 	HP 95 Mid-Mount Platform 	HP 100 Platform
Custom Chassis 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Typhoon
Rear Axle / Wheelbase	Tandem245-250" 	Tandem250-260" 	Tandem250-260"
Vertical Reach 	95' 	95' 	100'
Payload Capacity 	750+275 lbs dry500+275 lbs wet 	1000+305 lbs dry500+305 lbs wet 	1000+305 lbs dry500+305 lbs wet
Stabilizers 	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (13'-8" spread)	1x set criss-cross underslung outriggers (18' spread), 1x set H-style outriggers (11'-7" spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (15'-6" spread)
Body Styles 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck
Tank Capacity 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons
====Discontinued====
=====Ladders=====
 	Teleboom 	HP 100 Ladder 	HM 100 / HM 110 Ladder 	HPS 105 Ladder 	Super Tiller
Custom Chassis 	Cyclone or Typhoon 	Cyclone, Quest, or Typhoon 	Cyclone or Quest 	Cyclone or Quest 	Cyclone or Quest
Rear Axle / Wheelbase	Single 	Tandem230-240" 	Tandem230" 	Tandem240-250" 	Single140" (tractor)
Vertical Reach 	50' 	100' 	100' or 110' 	105' 	100'
Payload Capacity 	250+50 lbs 	500+50 lbs 	500+50 lbs (HM 100)250+50 lbs (HM 110) 	500+75 lbs 	500+50 lbs
Stabilizers 	1x set A-frame outriggers	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (12' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (11' spread)	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (13'-8" spread)	1x set H-style outriggers (17'-6" spread)
Body Styles 	Pumper 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck 	Tractor-Drawn Aerial
Tank Capacity 	750 US gallons 	500 US gallons 	500 US gallons 	300-500 US gallons 	N/A
=====Platforms=====
 	HPS 100 Platform 	HPS 100 Mid-Mount Platform 	Bronto
Custom Chassis 	Cyclone or Quest 	Cyclone or Quest 	Cyclone, Quest, or Typhoon
Rear Axle / Wheelbase	Tandem250-260" 	Tandem255-265" 	Tandem230" (F116 RLP+) or 245" (F135 RLX)
Vertical Reach 	100' 	100' 	116' or 135'
Payload Capacity 	1000+305 lbs dry500+305 lbs wet 	1000+305 lbs dry500+305 lbs wet 	1000+275 lbs
Stabilizers 	2x sets criss-cross underslung outriggers (15'-6" spread)	1x set criss-cross underslung outriggers (18' spread), 1x set H-style outriggers (11'-7" spread)	2x sets H-style outriggers (20' spread)
Body Styles 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck 	QuintTruck
Tank Capacity 	300-500 US gallons 	300 US gallons 	300 US gallons
=====Stratospear=====
======50' Stratospear======
======55' Stratospear======
The 55' Stratospear was introduced in 1979. It was a TeleSqurt-type aerial device. It came in 2 sections, telescoping to a full 55' length. It included a lightweight aluminum ladder and was rear-mounted.
======80' Stratospear======
======95' Stratospear======
The 95' Stratospear was a telescoping ladder with an elevated platform. It was rear-mounted
======106' Stratospear======
The 106' Stratospear was a 4-section telescoping ladder. It was rear-mounted.
======110' Stratospear======
The 110' Stratospear was a 4-section telescoping ladder. It was rear-mounted.
===ARFF (Aircraft Rescue Firefighting)===
====Current==== 
*Titan 4x4
*Titan 4x4 AT (Air Transportable)
*Titan 6x6
====Discontinued====
*Titan 8x8
*E-One Continental Teledyne 8x8
===eMAX=== 
*aerials (HP 78, HP 100 ladder)
*custom pumper
*commercial pumper
*custom urban interface pumper
*commercial urban interface pumper
===Pumpers=== 
*custom pumper
*commercial pumper
===Rescues=== 
*walk-around
*walk-in
*combination
===Tankers=== 
*custom tanker
*commercial tanker
*Water Master vacuum tanker
==See also==
Departments operating E-One apparatus
==External links==
E-One
==Sources== 
*McCall, Walter M.P. Illustrated Encyclopedia of American Fire Engine Manufacturers. Hudson, WI: Iconografix, 2009. ISBN 9781583882528
==Facility Map==
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