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    QUIC-STEP

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: Ziamatic Corp.
    Quicstep 10047771
    ZICO (Ziamatic Corp.) introduces the QUIC-STEP Retractable Step.The large (24 inches wide, 11 inches deep) heavy-duty, cast aluminum, slip-resistant step extends when the door is opened and retracts when the door is closed.The step has been designed specifically for use on fire and emergency vehicles.Lighting may be inserted into the back panel.

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