FleetPlows™, our snow scraper systems, are proudly built in in America.

History

Scraper Systems™ began in 1997 when the terminal manager for one of the largest freight companies first thought of a “better way” to accomplish snow removal from 200 trucks after a snow storm. His vision led to a patent for the original FleetPlow™ and spawned a business to manufacture this very practical and efficient snow scraper system for trucks and buses. The reputation of its effectiveness spread quickly throughout the United States with satisfied customers such as FedEx, A. Duie Pyle, Wal-Mart and many other companies in the trucking industry.

As more states enacted regulations to control snow and ice blowing off moving trailers, more and more fleet owners realized the safety and cost savings advantages of Scraper Systems. Demand for the snow removal machine increased dramatically.

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In 2011, Pennsylvania-based Quintin Machinery acquired Scraper Systems, Incorporated. The Scraper Systems brand recognition as the industry leader for rooftop snow removal machines grew quickly.

Since partnering as an allied product in 2015, and officially joining Rite-Hite® in 2021, Scraper Systems has increased its sales and service capabilities to meet continuing demand for our trailer-top snow removal system throughout North America.

Today, over 2,000 machines are installed across the U.S., Canada, and Europe.

While keeping the effectiveness and simplicity of the original design, we have added innovations and patents to expand our scraper systems offering, including our most popular portable models. We have also applied the same reliability to FleetPlow snow removal machines for the bus and transit industry, and created  heavy-duty and medium-duty machines to accommodate rooftop snow removal for more truck and bus fleets.

Beyond our manufacturing focus, our commitment to quality, on-time delivery, and service after the sale continue to position Scraper Systems™ by Rite-Hite® as the leader in automated snow removal machines.