Alumitank manufactures and tests tanks to industry standards prescribed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Each tank features our specialty, state-of-the-art welding, and is custom crafted using mil-grade or polished aluminum to guarantee the best quality. Tanks can be … Continue reading →
Ecolift from Stertil-Koni is the industry’s first U.S. patented, ultra-shallow (34-inch pit depth), full-rise, in-ground lifting system. Ecolift features high-pressure, low-volume hydraulics with only 3.5 gallons per scissor and capacities of 60,000 pounds on the two-scissor or 90,000 pounds on … Continue reading →
Bright Idea Shops provides top of the line, maintenance-free outdoor signage made from recycled plastic lumber. Start reducing your annual maintenance budget by implementing Bright Idea signs into your cities, parks or public properties. The sign systems are durable enough … Continue reading →
This vest is high contrast, triple trim, conforms to ANSI-ISEA specifications and is designed for public safety and highway workers. There are Velcro closures on the sides, shoulder and front to provide a five-point breakaway design. The material is polyester … Continue reading →
Scotchman Industries’ American-made CPO 350 circular cold saw features a double clamping, self-centering vise that provides burr-free, high quality parts and has a chip drawer. The optional laser light minimizes set-up time and ensures the material is being sawed to … Continue reading →
The KM International asphalt recycler can produce a 2,600-pound quality batch of asphalt every 20 minutes from recycled pulverized asphalt,millings or sawcut materials, producing a patching material that will exceed department of transportation asphalt specifications and standards. KM International North … Continue reading →
Arguments in favor of decentralized wastewater systems gain traction The use of decentralized/distributed sewers is an emerging trend intended to bridge the gap between central sewers and residential septic systems. Upgrading and improving a city’s wastewater treatment infrastructure is one … Continue reading →
Standing for long periods of time is part of the job for many municipal employees, especially those who work in street and highway department positions. By reducing the impact on the foot by the ground, AirFeet insoles offer a solution … Continue reading →
“Music Lives Here” is an inscription chiseled into the sandstone rock next to a brand new grouping of Harmony Park instruments. A bold installation by the city of Sedona, Ariz., these outdoor instruments are permanently placed on Main Street at … Continue reading →
May 23 – 24, 2012 Schaumburg, Ill., hosted street commissioners, water treatment engineers, asphalt road crews, municipal fleet managers and others to two days of educational sessions led by highly knowledgeable experts and product displays that were set up at … Continue reading →
ISO stands for Insurance Services Office, which is an organization that rates fire departments on their ability to mitigate fires based on equipment, staffing, facilities and the municipal water supply. Insurance companies base premiums on this rating, which ranges from … Continue reading →
