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Keder-making system

April 1st, 2011

Produce your own keder strip with the Sinclair Keder System. The system allows for single-person operation and the Spec Keder Welder Guiding System allows for a variety of cord and flap length sizes. The solid aluminum framework and delivery system allow versatile positioning within the factory or can be mounted on a table for a […]

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Duel fuel heat

April 1st, 2011

The THC-355 DF Tent Heater from Flagro USA Inc. is a 350,000 BTU/her, 2600 CFM, 115V/15 amp unit with a duel fuel feature. Simply change the fuel selector valve for fuel choice. The unit weighs 317 pounds and operates as either a fresh circulator or as a heater. SOURCE Flagro USA Inc.

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Tent barrels

April 1st, 2011

The Giffy tent barrel design incorporates a metal plate at the bottom of the barrel, which attaches to the tent post, and a vertical groove running down the side of the barrel, which holds the tent pole. Each barrel is 28 inches tall, 32 inches in diameter and holds 75 gallons of water. SOURCE Giffy […]

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Stake pullers

April 1st, 2011

The latest additions to the JackJaw® Super Puller family are the JackJaw® 501 and JackJaw® 502. The stake pullers weigh 31 and 36 pounds, respectively, and are designed to pull tent stakes from the toughest ground conditions, including frozen ground and calichi clay found in Arizona and other parts of the U.S. The patented jaw […]

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System provides air conditioning and heat

April 1st, 2011

The Octagon II provides 30 tons of air conditioning and 40kW of heat. The system features an all-steel galvanized base with reinforced fork pockets and powder coated metal frame parts. Two 15-ton Octagon semi hermetic compressors produce unlimited amounts of cool air while the smaller redesigned frame maximizes the loading space for optimal transport. SOURCE […]

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Elegant heating and cooling

April 1st, 2011

PERFECT CLIME combines infrared shortwave technology and cooling nozzles in the form of an elegantly designed emitter. Measuring 61.5 cm wide and 9.5 cm high, this slim-shaped single emitter is suited for integration into parasol and tent systems. The unit provides instant heat without preheating, is CO2 emission free and high efficiency. SOURCE Burda Worldwide […]

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Business basics

April 1st, 2011

Position your company for growth. by Dave Sanders The past few years have been tough on businesses of all sizes, but especially tough on small businesses. This year looks to be a continuation of the slow but steady economic recovery. Many economists agree that the real key to sustained recovery is job growth, and big […]

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Tent fabric cleaning options

April 1st, 2011

By Chuck Shipp Q: My tent fabric has a stain that regular cleaning won’t remove. What are my options? A:Tent cleaning usually does a good job of washing away dirt and grime, but the solutions do not always remove the variety of stubborn stains tents can pick up when in use or in storage. However, […]

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Prevent hearing loss

April 1st, 2011

Manage exposure to noise in the workplace. Damage to the ear due to noise exposure is cumulative and irreversible, and it is possibly one of the most ignored safety issues in the workplace. There are three things to consider about noise in relation to hearing loss: how loud, how long, and how close? Exposure OSHA’s […]

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Tent company makes wishes come true

April 1st, 2011

One tent rental company lays the foundation for making children’s wishes come true. When O’Neil Tents and Party Supplies of Canal Winchester, Ohio, began planning the installation for the 2010 Big Wish Gala on the field of Ohio Stadium, the biggest challenge was the surface on which the tents would rest: multi-million-dollar synthetic turf. Not […]

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