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Here's a selection of relevant articles about extraction equipment from AEC companies and organizations, including Pro-Tex-All Co., Stonecarpet and ASC Info. Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. Carpet Care ...cleaner carpets with fewer, vacuuming passes. Ready-to-use. Phosphate free and biodegradable. (4 1 gal/cs, #PROLINK06106) Defoamer Foam build-up is eliminated in all types of extraction equipment. Labor is saved by reducing the frequency of emptying recovery tanks. Equipment motors are protected from damaging foam build-up. Concentrated, pour 2 oz into recovery tank. See #1.   Ultriva Demirjian is the Vice President of Global Supply Chain at OK International, a Dover Company. OKI is a global manufacturer of PCBA soldering, rework, fluid dispensing, fume extraction equipment and consumables with its head quarters in Southern California. Mr. Demirjian has 20 years of manufacturing experience of which the most recent 7 years have been with OKI. See #2. Stonecarpet: Background ...materials is very costly, that's not the case with Stonecarpet. In fact, due to its construction, Stonecarpet is easier to maintain than carpeting. Using common hot water-extraction equipment like that used for carpet cleaning, the "open" system permits complete removal of dirt. However, Stonecarpet is restored to a much higher... See #3.   HP Basecoat Part A 7. Handling and Storage a) Handling: Wear suitable protective clothing. See Section 8. Avoid inhalation of fumes. Avoid skin contact. Avoid eye contact. Use local extraction equipment where possible. Ensure adequate ventilation. b) Storage: Store in tightly closed labelled containers. Store in cool, dry, well ventilated area, off the ground. See #4. Hargreaves ...manufacturers, suppliers, online, directory, catalog, database, ci/sfb, sectional overhead industrial doors, up & over industrial doors, power operated industrial doors, fume extraction equipment, fire vents, air. See #5. Oxford University - dust extraction equipment At Oxford University, the latest dust extraction equipment ensures that no cross-contamination occurs during mineral analysis. See #6. Dust & Fume Extraction Equipment Hire: Horizon Int Horizon International manufacture a wide range of dust and fume extraction equipment which are also available for hire. See #7.   Dust Extraction Equipment: Miscellaneous HSWalsh Dust Extraction Equipment Miscellaneous. See #8. 1: http://www.protexall.com [c1148300] 2: http://www.ultriva.com [c1822724] 3: http://www.stonecarpet.com [c1517510] 4: http://www.aquafire.co.uk [c1736845] 5: http://www.ascinfo.co.uk [c1151775] 6: http://www.encon-air.co.uk [p1836463] 7: http://www.horizon-int.com [p1669830] 8: http://www.hswalsh.com [p1638163] • Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. • Have your web page removed? Please send a note to removepage@cadinfo.net. After verifying your request we'll remove all references to and images of your site.