VeriTranz

07/30/2024

Are you a Transit Bus Maintenance Professional ?

Are you seeing continual failures of OEM coolant level sensors, hydraulic level sensors or oil pressure sensors on your fleet ?

Would you like to have US made stainless steel solutions to these failing sensors ?

If you answered Yes to the first two questions, please visit our website to view our excellent replacement products to help make your job easier and your fleet much more reliable.

A brand of Veritech Inc., VeriTranz provides custom rail and bus components for transportation agencies and professionals across North America. Contact us now.

11/19/2018

Veritech will be delivering our third Rail Jumper Cable Tester to AMTRAK's Oakland Rail Maintenance Facility in California in the next few weeks.

12/07/2017

Veritech Inc., a New Jersey engineering, design & consulting firm with a focus on Mass Transit, is proud to announce that our engineered, US Made stainless steel coolant level sensors have been installed on over 850 New Flyer CNG buses at LA Metro. These stainless steel units replace plastic sensors that have failed due to false error coding and/or coolant leakage. We now have our sensors installed on over 70 agencies in the US and Canada including large installs at MARTA, CTA and NYCT. With over 3500 units in the field, we have a less than 1% failure rate. Inquiries can be directed to [email protected]

05/09/2017

Veritech has had it's largest implementation of our stainless steel coolant level sensors to date at MARTA in Atlanta. After a 20 piece evaluation order which lasted 3 months, they purchased 265 of our VT220594-D sensors and retrofitted the whole fleet of 2012 -2014 New Flyer CNG buses. After a successful campaign, they have decided to change out the plastic sensors in their 2010 New Flyer diesels as well. We have our sensors implemented or being evaluated in 35 transit agencies in the US and 5 in Canada including San Francisco MTA, Harris County Metro, Denver RTD, Spokane Transit, San Diego MTS and many others. You can contact me at 973-560-4750 or [email protected] for more information

05/06/2016

Veritech Inc. has successfully launched a new version of our replacement stainless steel coolant level sensor specifically designed for use in Gillig low floor transit buses. It was determined in November of last year that our original design which fits New Flyer, NABI, and NOVA buses, was too long for the smaller coolant surge tanks in the Gillig buses. We quickly developed a new shorter version and installed the prototype on a 2014 Gillig bus at DART in Delaware. After an initial evaluation we went into production and have shipped units to 10 transit agencies around the country.

10/26/2015

Veritech Inc. is supplying a stainless steel replacement for the plastic lower coolant sensors used on many transit bus diesel engines from 2012 to t

06/04/2014

Veritech has just received the largest order foir Rail Current Detectors to date. WMATA (Washington Metro) has placed an order for 10 Scanning Audio Frequency Rail Current Detectors to be delivered to their Alexandria, VA facility. I look forward to taking them there and doing training with the Automatic Train Control and Signal Maintenance people.

06/04/2014

VeriTranz by Veritech was very successful in our first time exhibiting at the RSSI EXPO 2014 in Nashville TN. Our booth was very busy over both days of the show during which we performed over 80 live demos of our Scanning Audio Frequency Rail Current Detector.
Over 100 signal professionals from the top five freight railroads in the country as well as some transit agencies stopped by our booth to view our products up close.

04/14/2014

Veritech has just delivered 4 of our Scanning Audio Frequency Rail Current Detectors to the South Eastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority's Light Rail/Subway Signal Group.
SEPTA is the largest single user of our Veritranz Signal Test Equipment line to date with 17 units purchased.

11/04/2013

The above High Speed Rail picture is courtesy of I. Sese Ingolstadt

11/04/2013

Veritech has received it's first international inquiry on our Rail Current Detectors from ViaPorto who operates the Metro do Porto in Portugal. They are using an 8 frequency audio track circuit signal system from Bombardier similar to many of the audio systems here in the US.