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51. Auszüge aus den Europäischen Patentanmeldungen.

Subjects
PATENTS, HAIR conditioning, STERILIZATION equipment, WASTE management equipment, EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

Extracts are presented from applications filed with the European Patent Office including applications for aminofunctional endblocked silicone polyether copolymers in hair conditioning compositions, for an apparatus to measure the concentration of gases in a sterilization chamber and for a plasma method for disposing of waste material.

Published
2011

52. Thinking of a career change? Or an ‘innocent’ moves from pharmaceutical research to the Big Ten

Author

Benedict, Kathryn

Subjects
*CAREER changes, *PHARMACEUTICAL research, *WASTE management equipment, *WASTE treatment, *LABORATORIES, *PUBLIC universities & colleges
Abstract

What are the challenges and rewards of a career transition from a role as chemical safety professional at a large pharmaceutical research facility to a position responsible for the oversight of chemical safety and campus hazardous waste disposal at a large public university? This article details observations and thoughts about the process and the first year in my new role; a journey from “innocence” to a more realistic perspective on academic laboratory chemical safety and hazardous waste disposal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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53. Managing laboratory biomedical waste using a large on-site autoclave–shredder

Author

Armstrong, Brenda A. and Reinhardt, Peter A.

Subjects
*WASTE products, *WASTE treatment, *WASTE management equipment, *COLLEGE campuses, *COST control
Abstract

In 2002 Yale University purchased, installed, and began operating an on-site biomedical waste treatment system at its School of Medicine campus consisting of a large autoclave and shredder. The system is currently operating, and has served the University well. In this paper we describe how biomedical waste is identified, separated at the source, collected, and managed at Yale. We explain the rationale for using this system, as well as its operation, costs, and benefits to the University. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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54. Exploring the potential of Product Service Systems to achieve household waste prevention on new housing developments in the UK.

Author

Gottberg, Annika, Longhurst, Philip J., and Cook, Matthew B.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, ELECTRONIC waste, WASTE products, PUBLIC housing, HOUSING market
Abstract

Product service systems (PSS) are cleaner product concepts which have been developed to achieve improvements in resource productivity which may be realized from modern trends in service delivery. However, there is a paucity of research on the waste prevention performance of PSS in UK household markets. This paper reports the findings of exploratory research which begins to address this gap in knowledge. An exploratory waste prevention assessment was completed on four experimental PSS which were developed in conjunction with a major UK house-builder for delivery on their new housing developments. The results of the assessment show that the selected PSS concepts have potential to prevent high value and harmful Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) arising in UK household waste streams. Consistent with the canon of exploratory research, the assessment also identifies a number of factors which are thought to influence PSS waste prevention performance. It is recognized that further research is needed to gain an in-depth understanding of these factors as well as to define policy measures which enable the conditions in which PSS prevent household waste on new housing developments in the UK to be created. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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55. Efficiency Assessment of E-waste Management System in Lithuanian Public Sector.

Author

Vasilenko, Laura, Gurauskienė, Inga, and Varžinskas, Visvaldas

Subjects
ELECTRONIC waste, WASTE management equipment, ELECTRONICS recycling, WASTE salvage, PUBLIC sector
Abstract

Copyright of Environmental Research, Engineering & Management / Aplinkos Tyrimai, Inžinerija ir Vadyba is the property of Institute of Environmental Engineering and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2009

56. A Comparison of Gravity Distribution Devices Used in On-Site Domestic Wastewater Treatment Systems.

Author

Patel, T., O'Luanaigh, N., and Gill, L. W.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, WASTEWATER treatment, SEWAGE purification, SEPTIC tanks, WASTE disposal in the ground, BIOFILMS, TRENCHES
Abstract

A detailed analysis of different types of gravity distribution devices, designed to split on-site wastewater effluent equally between percolation trenches, has been carried out both in the laboratory and also in the field under realistic loading conditions. Four different types of distribution device have been compared: a V-notch distribution box, stilling chamber box and tee-splitters with and without baffles. The trials carried out in the laboratory with clean water showed that flow distribution for all devices was sensitive to both the off-level installation angles and variable flow rates, with the most stable performance achieved using the flow splitter with upstream baffle plates. In parallel to this, the on-site flow regime experienced at two sites was continuously monitored using a tipping bucket and data-logger over twelve month periods, finding that the most common flow rates at the distribution unit were in the range of 0.1–2.5 l min−1. The on-site performance of these devices receiving both septic tank and secondary treated effluent showed that significant solid deposition and biofilm development had severely affected the equal distribution between the trenches, hence highlighting the need for regular maintenance to ensure efficient performance over time after installation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2008
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57. Development of a Pollution Prevention Tool for the Assessment of Hospital Waste Management Systems.

Author

Raman, Nagaveena, Vijayan, Abhilash, and Kumar, Ashok

Subjects
COMPUTER software, COMMERCIAL product evaluation, POLLUTION prevention, WASTE management equipment, HOSPITALS
Abstract

The article evaluates several pollution-prevention software tools used in the assessment of hospital waste management systems in the United States in 2006. The computer software cited include the EPA New England-Hospital Environmental Assessment Template, the Executive Score Card on the Environment Premier and the Waste Assessment Preparation Questionnaire.

Published
2006
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58. PRODUCT SHOWCASES.

Subjects
ARCHITECTURAL design equipment, WASTE management equipment, INSULATING materials, ARCHITECTURE equipment
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several architectural design products including the InSinkErator Food Waste Disposer, the Xtratherm range of polyisocyanurate (PIR) insulation products from CSR Bradford, and the NoiseSorb semi-rigid all weather noise absorption foam NRC 1.0.

Published
2014

59. Working for the Community.

Subjects
*CORRECTIONAL facility operation services, *RECREATION for prisoners, *INDUSTRIAL productivity, *WASTE management equipment, *FACILITIES, *FACILITY management, *GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article offers information on the Lafayette Parish Correctional Industries that manufactures quality product with the help of the inmates. Topics discussed include its goals to increase the productivity and reduce cost to taxpayers, delivering plastic can liners for trash and garbage to the government and to non-profit organizations, and LAPCORR being a unit of the Inmate Industries section under the Facilities Department of the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office in Louisiana.

Published
2014

61. The right place, the right time.

Author

Radley, Lucy

Subjects
WASTE management, ANNIVERSARIES, CORPORATE growth, TRUCK maintenance & repair, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article discusses the business proceedings of waste management and transportation company Monks Contractors based in Blackburn, England which was founded by entrepreneur Chris Monk and is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Topics discussed include details on the company's expansion, its truck maintenance approaches and its using specialist equipment. Details on the trucks which the company uses, are provided. INSETS: In-house maintenance;Happy birthday.

Published
2018

62. HEAVY METAL WORKHORSES.

Author

BARKER, KEITH

Subjects
RECYCLING equipment, WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING industry equipment
Published
2018

63. SPOTLIGHT.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, CHIPPERS (Landscape equipment), SHEARS (Machine tools)
Published
2018

64. Down the Drain.

Author

RUDY, GARY

Subjects
SINKS (Plumbing fixtures), WASTE management equipment, DRAINS (Plumbing fixtures), KITCHEN design & construction, ELECTRIC switchgear
Abstract

The offers tips for replacing the garbage disposal unit of a kitchen sink. It explains the two main different types of disposers including those activated by a switch and those that are turned of and off by the drain stopper. It provides pictures showing the step-by-step processing in replacing the garbage disposal unit.

Published
2013

65. New products for pediatrics: 1999.

Author

Schuman, Andrew J.

Subjects
PEDIATRICS, MEDICAL equipment, THERMOMETERS, STETHOSCOPES, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

Presents information on medical instruments and apparatus for pediatrics. SensorTouch temporal artery thermometers from Exergen Corp.; Medical Waste Machine system from Medical Innovations Inc.; HP Stethos electronic stethoscope from Hewlett-Packard. INSETS: Looking back;From hospital to office to home.

Published
1999

66. PRODUCT & SERVICES directory.

Subjects
*WASTE management equipment, *BUYERS' guides
Abstract

A directory of products and services included in the 2012 annual Water & Wastes Digest Buyer's Guide is presented.

Published
2012

67. PRODUCT & SERVICES guide.

Subjects
*SEWAGE purification equipment, *WASTE management equipment, *BUYERS' guides
Abstract

The article previews several products and services included in the 2012 annual Water & Wastes Digest Buyer's Guide, including the Turbo X-Treme Magnum aerator from Airmaster Aerator, the J505 atomic fluorescence spectroscopy portable mercury analyzer from Arizona Instrument and the 100W ERT communication module from Itron Inc.

Published
2012

68. Cutting Edge.

Subjects
RECYCLING equipment, WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING industry equipment, SCRAP materials, INDUSTRIAL equipment
Abstract

The article examines how new hydraulic attachments from various manufacturers can add versatility to recycling operations. The author believes that a business that can adjust its operations to meet the specific needs of a customer or the ever-changing demands of the market can gain a comparative advantage. According to the author, excavators and material handlers equipped with a variety of attachments are among the most versatile pieces of equipment for cutting and processing scrap material.

Published
2010

69. Build a recycling center.

Author

Stimpson, Jennifer

Subjects
DO-it-yourself work, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creating a waste-management shed with flip-open lids and bifold doors.

Published
2009

70. Making Waves.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING equipment, RECYCLING industry equipment, WASTE recycling
Abstract

The article evaluates several recycling equipment, which includes the Innov-X QXR-G sorting system from Innov-X Systems and BT-Wolfgang Binder GmbH, the MT Grapple Jaw Set from Allied-Gator and RTR Series of tire re-shredders from Vecoplan LLC.

Published
2009

72. Beyond Paper.

Author

Morris, Katie

Subjects
BALING equipment, RECYCLING equipment, WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING industry equipment, MACHINERY
Abstract

This article focuses on the increase in demand for baling equipment that are capable of processing a variety of materials beyond recovered paper and used beverage containers (UBC), including tires, computer monitor casings, shrink wrap and plastic automobile components. Equipment providers attribute the increase to the various opportunities these materials offer, including new end markets.

Published
2009

73. Hanging Around.

Author

Morris, Katie

Subjects
RECYCLING equipment, WASTE management equipment, ENVIRONMENTAL protection equipment, MATERIALS handling equipment & supplies, ENERGY conservation equipment
Abstract

The article focuses on the grapple, which is considered an effective tool for moving material around scrap yard. It is typically affixed to the booms of material handlers and are capable of handling a wide variety of material piled around the scrap yard. The functions of the tool include unloading trucks and railcars and moving and sorting prepared and unprepared material as well as feeding processing equipment. It provides tips on buying grapples.

Published
2008

74. PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT.

Subjects
RECYCLING equipment, INDUSTRIAL equipment, RECYCLING industry equipment, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article evaluates several recycling equipment including Scutte-Buffalo Hammermill's E-Cycler shredder, SAS Scorpion Engine Puller, and Exsor Metal Sorter EX-900 with EMCAM technology.

Published
2008

75. Rules of Order.

Author

Taylor, Brian

Subjects
SCRAP metal recycling, RECYCLING equipment, MAINTENANCE, RECYCLING industry equipment, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article emphasizes the importance of maintenance in the scrap recycling environment. When recyclers of scrap metal send portable ferrous shear/baler/loggers or similar kinds of equipment in the field, additional problems involving communication and accountability can arise. According to Jeremy Lincoln, vice president of sales at National Recycling Services, the company emphasizes maintenance to the operators of its portable fleet.

Published
2008

76. close up.

Subjects
*BINS, *WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article features several garbage bins including Pandora PD-02 recycling bin from Magnuson Group, bin in lacquered steel by Materia and Babà waste bin in mirror-polished stainless steel and acrylic by Alessi.

Published
2008

77. ASK WORKBENCH.

Subjects
HOUSE construction, WINDOW maintenance & repair, GROUT (Mortar), WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article presents questions and answers related to home building. One person asks for tips for replacing a window pane properly. Another questions the difference between the sanded and unsanded grout. A reader asks if she can repair her garbage disposal system which jammed and then shut off completely.

Published
2007

78. DUST COLLECTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, COMMERCIAL product evaluation, EVALUATION, FILTERS & filtration, RECYCLING equipment
Abstract

The article evaluates several equipment and supplies used in dust collection and waste management. Included in the list of such equipment and supplies are Weima customized shredding solution, a shredding solution from Weima, Shop Fox Model W1746, a fine air filter from Woodstock International, and Lobo Dust Collector, a dust collector machine from Lobo.

Published
2007

79. Trash Container.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, CONTAINERS
Abstract

Details the procedures on how to make a trash container in the garden.

Published
2001

80. COVID-19 pandemic and emerging plastic-based personal protective equipment waste pollution and management in Africa.

Author

Benson, Nsikak U., Fred-Ahmadu, Omowunmi H., Bassey, David E., and Atayero, Aderemi A.

Subjects
COVID-19 pandemic, PERSONAL protective equipment, PANDEMICS, SURGICAL gloves, COVID-19, WASTE management equipment, PLASTIC scrap, PLASTIC marine debris
Abstract

The threat of plastic waste pollution in African countries is increasing exponentially since the World Health Organisation declared the coronavirus infection as a pandemic. Fundamental to this growing threat are multiple factors, including the increased public consumption for single-use plastics, limited or non-existence of adequate plastic waste management infrastructures, and urbanisation. Plastics-based personal protective equipment including millions of surgical masks, medical gowns, face shields, safety glasses, protective aprons, sanitiser containers, plastics shoes, and gloves have been widely used for the reduction of exposure risk to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). This paper estimates and elucidates the growing plethora of plastic wastes in African countries in the context of the current SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. A Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectral fingerprint indicates that face masks were characterised by natural and artificial fibres including polyester fibres, polypropylene, natural latex resin. Our estimate suggests that over 12 billion medical and fabric face masks are discarded monthly, giving the likelihood that an equivalent of about 105,000 tonnes of face masks per month could be disposed into the environment by Africans. In general, 15 out of 57 African countries are significant plastic waste contributors with Nigeria (15%), Ethiopia (8.6%), Egypt (7.6%), DR Congo (6.7%), Tanzania (4.5%), and South Africa (4.4%) topping the list. Therefore, this expert insight is an attempt to draw the attention of governments, healthcare agencies, and the public to the potential risks of SARS-CoV-2-generated plastics (COVID plastic wastes), and the environmental impacts that could exacerbate the existing plastic pollution epidemic after the COVID-19 pandemic. [Display omitted] • COVID-19 pandemic has stimulated surge in consumption of personal protective equipment (PPE). • Estimated 12 billion face masks are discarded monthly. • Discarded PPEs are increasingly turning up at beaches, dumps and open landfills. • Plastic waste pollution in African countries is increasing exponentially. • Post-COVID-19 environmental risks from improperly discarded PPEs imminent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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82. SHREDDING IT OUT.

Author

Barker, Keith

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL shredders, WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING equipment, REFUSE as fuel, CONSTRUCTION & demolition debris
Published
2017

83. Talking trash.

Subjects
*BAGS, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation, *CONSUMER goods, *WASTE management equipment
Abstract

Evaluates numerous brands of kitchen, trash-can, and lawn bags as of July 1, 1999. Rating of American Fare, Kroger, Hefty and America's Choice, among others; Evaluations based on durability, convenience, and environmental factors. INSET: Waste not.

Published
1999

84. Overview and design principles of drilling fluids systems for geothermal Wells in Turkey.

Author

Erge, Oner, Sakaoglu, Kudret, Sonmez, Ahmet, Bagatir, Gokhan, Dogan, H. Ali, Ay, Ahmet, and Gucuyener, I. Hakki

Subjects
*GEOTHERMAL wells, *DRILLING fluids, *GEOTHERMAL resources, *WASTE management equipment
Abstract

• Drilling fluids experience of 267 deep geothermal wells in Turkey is summarized. • Six WBM types are selected and detailed information is presented. • Drilling fluid related risks and mitigation guidelines are summarized. • Polymers with higher temperature stability are vital for geothermal wells. • Use of WSM is required to drill through ophiolitic serpentine formation. Joined the 1 GW installed capacity club in 2017, Turkey has undeniable production and potential for geothermal energy, ranking top 5 worldwide. Harnessing geothermal energy has many challenges, from planning to commercial phases. This study features the challenges, experiences and latest advances in drilling fluids utilized in geothermal well construction process in Turkey; focusing to provide a comprehensive information about drilling fluids systems and their design principles in geothermal wells in Turkey. GEOS act as a major player in Turkish geothermal drilling industry; providing drilling and completion fluids, solids control equipment and waste management services; having drilled more than 250 deep geothermal wells in utmost challenging downhole environments of Turkish geothermal fields with major operators. Drilling geothermal wells comes along with several challenges. Most important of which could be high temperatures, relatively high pressures and some of the wells having tough lithologies to drill through. Providing wellbore stability across dispersive shales or pressurized ophiolitic formation requires special attention in planning and execution phases. Another special attention has been given to minimize formation damage in reservoir intervals of geothermal wells. Therefore, different options of reservoir drilling fluids are presented and discussed in detail. Drilling fluids systems used in geothermal wells have evolved over the last decade and tailored to suit the challenges to be faced, not only in top hole and intermediate intervals, but also in reservoir intervals. Main objective of this paper is to share the knowledge and experience gained during the learning curve over the years; extensive laboratory studies and field case studies for geothermal well drilling fluids in Turkey are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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86. Garbage bags.

Subjects
*WASTE management equipment
Abstract

Evaluates plastic garbage bags. Price; Strength; Resistance to puncture, tearing and abrasion. INSETS: Recommendations.;The choices you make.;About the tests..

Published
1994

87. Garbage disposers.

Subjects
*WASTE management equipment
Abstract

Evaluates the performance of garbage disposers used in the home. Considerations when installing a garbage disposer in the home; Power; Fineness; Speed; Installation cost. INSET: Recommendations..

Published
1994

88. U.S. sludge digesters: From pancakes to eggs.

Subjects
*WASTE management equipment
Abstract

Examines the use of egg-shaped anaerobic sludge digesters in the United States. Used extensively in Germany and Japan; Better mixing of sludge; Less maintenance and energy; Operational problems; Operating advantages; Aesthetic features; Corrosion a major concern; Manufacturers; Use at the Deer Island facility in Massachusetts; A superior product; Uncertain future.

Published
1992

89. Duck Rescue.

Author

SHAW, ALLYSON

Subjects
ANIMAL rescue, DENDROCYGNA, MARINE pollution, MARINE animals, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article reports that Glenda Maguire rescued white-faced whistling duck who was injured from a plastic ring. Carlie Herring, a research analyst with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, talks about the impact of plastic pollution on ocean animals. It also offers information on Mr. Trash Wheel that scoops up litters and plastics from stream and places it into a dumpster.

Published
2019

90. Safety first: Superior pak sets a new benchmark in front loader and side loader safety.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, LOADERS (Machines), REFUSE collection vehicles, COMMERCIAL products, PRODUCT lines
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several front loader and side loader safety systems from Superior Pak including the Front Loader Pedestrian Detection System; the Front Loader Auto Bin Lift and Tip System; the Side Loader Pedestrian/ Object Detection System.

Published
2019

91. Vacuum Trucks -- Truck Builder.

Author

Mandli, Craig

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, HOSE, VACUUM pumps, TANKERS
Abstract

The article evaluates products suitable for waste management, which includes Tigerflex Amphibian Solarguard AMPH-SLR hose from American company Kuriyama, vacuum pump PM80W Water Series offered by American company Moro USA, and vacuum tanker truck offered by American company Schellvac Equipment.

Published
2016

92. INNOVATIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT EQUIPMENT.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment, RECYCLING industry, POINT-of-sale systems, RECYCLABLE material, WASTE products, WASTE management
Published
2021

93. Wasting Away.

Subjects
WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article evaluates the garbage packaging machine Trash Masher from Whirlpool Corp.

Published
1970

95. This company thrives on waste.

Subjects
MANUFACTURED products, WASTE management equipment, JOINT ventures
Abstract

The article reports on the growth of Rollins-Purle Inc., builder of industrial treatment and waste disposal facilities. The firm is a joint venture formed by Rollins International which owns chemical tank truck hauler Matlack Inc., International Hydronics Corp. and British pollution control firm Purle Bros. Holding Ltd. The contracts won by the firm to build plants and the processes used by the plants are described.

Published
1970

96. AGVs roll into the next frontier.

Author

Bond, Josh

Subjects
AUTOMATED guided vehicle systems, WAREHOUSES, WASTE management equipment, MAINTENANCE costs, BENCHMARKING (Management), ENTERPRISE resource planning
Abstract

The article focuses on the growth in the use of automatic guided vehicles (AGVs) in manufacturing, distribution, and in warehouses. Topics discussed include the statement of Nick Anderson of AutoGuide, a provider of design and production resource for automotive consumers, on using AGVs for collecting trash at warehouses, the role of AGVs as benchmark for maintenance costs, and the value of AGVs in enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.

Published
2016

97. Portable Sanitation.

Author

Mandli, Craig

Subjects
SANITATION equipment, WASTE management equipment
Abstract

The article offers brief information on several sanitation equipment from manufacturers of sanitation products including decals from ScreenTech Imaging Inc., ScentWave deodorizing chemical from Armal Inc., and Porta-Pak Max Mint from Walex Products Co.

Published
2015

98. PUTTING THE CART BEFORE THE BIN.

Author

MARSHALL, CODY

Subjects
CARRIAGES & carts, REFUSE collection, WASTE management equipment, QUALITY of service, RECYCLING equipment
Abstract

The article focuses on the importance of the use of recycling carts in curbside recycling. Topics discussed include the module designed by organization The Recycling Partnership to aid communities in the transition from bin-or-bag-based curbside collection, two benefits of using recycling carts, such as extra capacity and more convenient, and factors to be considered in the adoption of carts, including quality of service, health, and safety.

Published
2015

99. Pump action.

Author

lain Griffin

Subjects
WASTE management, WASTE management equipment, MOTOR vehicle fleets
Abstract

The article offers a profile of Wrexham, Wales-based special waste management company Enviroclear, with an emphasis on its investment in new equipment, technology, and training for securing the future of the company. It looks at the use of the company of its fleet of specialised vac tankers and jetting equipment. Statements from company director Neil Short about the services offered by the firm are included.

Published
2015

100. NEW PRODUCTS.

Author

Trasborg, Pete

Subjects
VEHICLES, HARNESSES, WASTE management equipment, EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article evaluates several vehicle products including patch harnesses from Advanced Engine Management, Trash Stash backseat trash can from Misch 4x4, and Be Coolant from Be Cool Products.

Published
2009

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