Focused Forensic/Fire Engineering Investigation of Commercial Vehicles/Equipment Highlighted in Relaunched Web site

Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis, LLC web site has been upgraded to highlight specialized forensic engineering and fire investigation failure analysis expert services focused on commercial vehicles (truck, bus, RV, etc.) and commercial equipment (agricultural, construction, heavy, industrial, truck, etc.) with clients in the insurance, legal, transportation, and manufacturing areas.

Fort Wayne, IN, June 07, 2011 -- Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis, LLC has recently relaunched their web site www.Stahl-Engineering.com, upgrading it to provide information regarding their specialized forensic engineering and fire investigation failure analysis expert services, focused towards clients in the insurance, legal, transportation, and manufacturing areas dealing with commercial vehicles and commercial equipment. The website provides information regarding the company and its engineers, information regarding the practice of forensic engineering and fire investigation failure analysis, and specialized information regarding commercial vehicles and commercial equipment.

Through two decades of exclusive experience investigating forensic and fire failures of commercial vehicles and equipment, the experts at Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis have determined the need for a solid, fundamental understanding of the mechanical, electrical/electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems used in both commercial vehicles such as trucks, busses, RVs, tractor-trailers and commercial equipment including agricultural, construction, forestry, heavy, industrial, and truck commercial equipment. Many investigators and experts who rarely investigate these products or lack an understanding of their systems are ill-equipped to perform an accurate, successful forensic accident or fire investigation failure analysis of such a truck, bus, or construction, heavy, industrial, truck, or other commercial equipment. Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis engineering experts have directly worked in the engineering design, testing, and failure analysis of commercial vehicles (trucks, tractor-trailers, buses, RVs, etc.) and commercial equipment (agricultural, construction, heavy, industrial, truck, etc.) and understand their mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems in order to properly perform forensic failure analyses of accidents, product failures, and fires. These experts have a proven, successful record of investigating, reporting, and testifying to their forensic engineering and fire investigation failure analysis opinions.

Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis, LLC was formed in 2009 by Douglas R. Stahl, PE to serve the needs of the commercial vehicle and equipment industry providing focused and knowledgeable forensic engineering and fire origin and cause failure analysis of commercial vehicles and equipment including truck tractor-trailers, straight trucks, school buses, coach buses, step vans, RVs, and agricultural, construction, mining, forestry, heavy, industrial, and truck commercial equipment. They are located at the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center at 3201 Stellhorn Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46815. For more information, contact Douglas R. Stahl, PE or Kerry Parrott, BSME at 260-407-1727, or visit and contact them at www.Stahl-Engineering.com.

Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis, LLC was formed in 2009 by Douglas R. Stahl, PE to serve the needs of the commercial vehicle and equipment industry providing focused and knowledgeable forensic engineering and fire origin and cause failure analysis of commercial vehicles and equipment including truck tractor-trailers, straight trucks, school buses, coach buses, step vans, RVs, and agricultural, construction, mining, forestry, heavy, industrial, and truck commercial equipment.

Contact :
Douglas R. Stahl, PE
Stahl Engineering & Failure Analysis, LLC
3201 Stellhorn Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46815
260-407-1727
Doug.Stahl@Stahl-Engineering.com
http://www.Stahl-Engineering.com

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