Black Rhino Feature Article in NATM's Tracks Magazine

"The Black Rhino team believes in the power of positive aggression. The black rhinoceros embodies the aggressive spirit and attitude that is found at Black Rhino Manufacturing Inc. In the uncertain business environment of 2020, Black Rhino is charging ahead into 2021. With over 50 years combined engineering and manufacturing experience, the Black Rhino leadership team chartered a new course, expanding their manufacturing operations and investing in people. They’ve partnered with some of the premier trailer dealers in the Midwest & Northeast.

Black Rhino is an all-aluminum trailer manufacturing company located in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. Their company was designed from the ground up by trailer users, for trailer uses. They utilize only North-American aluminum products with their full tubular structural designs, and they source some of the best parts, components, and materials to build each Black Rhino trailer.Standard features include nitrogen-filled radial tires, full LED lighting packages, Dexter axles, a wishbone tongue design, and a 3-position removable gate. Additionally, Prowood Dura Color 5/4 treated decking or the all-aluminum decking option is utilized to keep the trailer deck looking good for a long time. Black Rhino takes pride in building high-quality trailers that will endure the rigors of all kinds of hauling. With a full line up of utility, landscape, and car hauler products, Black Rhino is continuing to expand their dealer network.

Black RHino is committed to providing quality products and customer services  to their dealer partners. They ensure that each Black Rhino trailer that leaves their facilities is well crafted and quality checked. Black Rhino works with their dealer partners to receive feedback in order to improve products and processes. Quality and customer service are high priorities at Black Rhino.

To keep up with the increasing demand for their products, Black Rhino doubled its workforce and production in a matter of 90 days. Hiring some of the best craftsmen in the area to weld and assemble their trailers. Black Rhino continues to meet delivery schedules with high quality products. With the anticipation of the market demand continuing to grow throughout 2021, Black Rhino is preparing to meet that demand head-on. Additional steps are being taken to continually improve processes and increase production. All team members are cross trained and prepared to do what it takes to get it done.

Black Rhino is team oriented, and everyone is focused on meeting customer expectations. From all aspects of the trailer manufacturing process (Material prep, cutting, drilling, welding, assembly, etc.), the Black Rhino team strives to do everything with excellence. They understand in a competitive business environment the customers expect quality and service. There’s no place for passivity when it comes to meeting the demands, and like Black Rhino continues to aggressively meet that challenge. 

Black Rhino customers put their products to the test. Entrepreneur, Ethan Miller, purchased his first Black Rhino trailer in the summer of 2020. With his eyes set on expanding his landscape business, Carolina Softscape, Miller needed a lightweight, strong and durable trailer to haul materials from the Carolina to the Midwest week-in and week-out. Miller says his Black Rhino trailer is “really well built,” and it continues to exceed expectations. 

Supporting those in need and giving back to the community are also core values that exist at Black Rhino. Compassion International is an organization that aims to positively impact long-term development of children living in poverty globally. They identify children that have the greatest need in order to provide them food, clean water, medical care, education, life-skills training, and spiritual guidance. Black Rhino will continue to support Compassion International and their life-giving work. 

Black Rhino Manufacturing is a proud member of the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers."

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