Kampco Steel Products Inc.

03/20/2026

We are extremely honored. Thank you Newmar!

02/27/2026

Last night in Fort Worth for !
We'll be back in October for the Trailer Expo!

02/25/2026

It's been a busy show so far!

Come see us at booth 317

02/24/2026

Be sure to visit our booth and learn how we can help with your metal fabrication needs.

02/24/2026

Kicking Off with some Dueling Pianos, Delcious Food, and Drinks at the Opening Reception.

Sponsored by Kampco Steel Products Inc.

NATM (National Association of Trailer Manufacturers)

09/16/2025

COME SEE US AT THE NATM (National Association of Trailer Manufacturers) TRAILER EXPO. BOOTH #1419

08/16/2025

Happy to take part in promoting trailer safety!

Each year, NATM recognizes Trailer Safety Week Allies who go the extra mile to promote safe trailering practices. From sharing resources to engaging their communities, their efforts help keep everyone safer on the road.

Thank you to the 2025 Trailer Safety Week Champions for their commitment to safety and advocacy!

Learn more about Trailer Safety Week, explore safety resources, and see how you can get involved here: https://buff.ly/TCYE233

08/15/2025

Join is in September at the First Annual NATM Trailer Expo!

Show days are Tuesday and Wednesday September 16th and 17th!

Kampco Booth #1419

NATM (National Association of Trailer Manufacturers)

06/07/2025

Closing out a great week with some Driving Tips!

Trailer sway can be an incredibly stressful scenario, even for seasoned tower operators. If you ever encounter this situation, keep this phrase in mind:

✅ Gas off
✅ Brake off
✅Steer straight
✅ And WAIT
DO NOT attempt to control sway by turning the steering wheel as it will only make the issue worse. If you have a brake controller, gently apply only the trailer brakes. For more tips on safely driving with a trailer, visit https://buff.ly/3C7u45l

Safe and proper driving is a critical piece of trailer safety. Drivers should be focused and limit or eradicate distractions.

Towing involves the interaction of several components: the driver, tow vehicle, and trailer. Each of these contributes to the towing experience and safety of the combination. The driver is responsible for selecting the right tow vehicle and trailer for the load, hitching the unit, loading, steering, speed, and braking. All components of the tow vehicle and trailer affect towing.

Trailers are used every single day across the country. From construction trailers for roadway maintenance to concession trailers at your local fair, knowing how to trailer safely is key. 🔑

📝 We've put together a list of things you should . 📝

Visit: www.TrailerSafetyWeek.com/driving-tips

Adapting to towing a trailer can pose challenges, as it demands understanding the handling variances of your vehicle and the necessity for added caution during maneuvers. Be sure to allocate extra space and time when driving with a trailer to prioritize safety on the road.
Allow Yourself More Time While You:
✅ Merge with the flow of traffic
✅ Prepare for braking
✅ Make a lane change
✅ Turn corners

When towing a trailer, make time to practice before driving on main roads, and never allow anyone to ride in or on the trailer. Before you leave, remember to check routes and restrictions on bridges and tunnels.

☑️ Utilize the Trailer Safety Week Pre-Departure Checklist before each time you tow to ensure you're practicing safe trailering. https://www.trailersafetyweek.com/driving-tips/

06/06/2025

Trailer Maintenance:

Understanding the many components that make up your is essential to ensure you are ready to tow safely. It's vital trailer users understand the importance of adequate brakes, properly inflated and rated tires, crossed safety chains, working lights, etc. to tow safely.

Regular trailer maintenance is critical to ensuring the longevity of your trailer, as well as making sure you can tow it to your destination safely. Before towing, make sure your trailer and its many components are in safe working order. Worn or broken trailer parts can cause loss of control and injury may result. You must inspect, maintain, and service your trailer regularly to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Keep your trailer safe and sound! Regular maintenance is key to a smooth journey. Remember to inspect, maintain, and service your trailer to ensure safe towing. 💡 Recommended maintenance practices and a general maintenance schedule can be found here: https://www.trailersafetyweek.com/trailer-maintenance/ .

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Keeping your trailer in top shape is essential for safe towing! Before you hit the road, always check that your trailer and all its components are in good working order. Remember, worn or damaged parts can lead to serious accidents.

🔧 Regular maintenance isn't just recommended; it's a must to ensure your trailer lasts longer and stays reliable. If you're not sure how to properly maintain your trailer or if it has been involved in an incident, it's crucial to get a professional inspection.

📚 Don't forget to consult your trailer’s owner’s manual and the component manufacturer’s manuals for specific maintenance guidelines. When in doubt, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid any discrepancies.

Stay safe and make maintenance a priority to enjoy a worry-free journey! Check out our free maintenance guide today: https://buff.ly/3P0BBe2 🚗💨

06/05/2025

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Improperly secured cargo can cause weight redistribution that could cause trailer sway or additional stress on the trailer and tow vehicle as well as the possibility of losing cargo on the roadway, creating a danger for other drivers. ⚠️ Learn more about cargo securement here: https://www.trailersafetyweek.com/cargo-securement. ⚠️

When thinking about cargo securement, it’s important to remember that you are securing the load for sudden stops and trailer sway, not just for normal driving conditions.

Federal regulation governs cargo securement for various commodities and for commercial towing. While these regulations apply to a specific towing audience, these practices might still be advisable in non-commercial settings. 💡 Learn more about cargo securement regulations here: https://buff.ly/43J5QtW