Articles Tagged with ''restoration equipment''

Breath fresheners generated sales of $658.4 million from April 2012 through April 2013.

The AeroFast 3700H axial fan from K&J Representatives is a space-saver and high performer. It can be stacked up 12 high for warehousing and space conservation.

Whether it’s to remove mold spores to eliminate the threat of cross contamination or to remove soot and smoke that made its way into the HVAC system after a fire loss, duct cleaning is an important step on many restoration projects.

Viking’s new Eco Cam centrifugal air mover is a low-amp (1.6), single speed, 1/3 horsepower unit capable of achieving 3,000 FPM.

About 30 years ago, thermal imaging cameras began making their way into the disaster restoration industry. It wasn’t a sudden change and they certainly were not new. 

FLIR has announced free thermography webinars through its Infrared Training Center (ITC), according to a press release.

Gorilla Truck Box has developed a truck specifically for cleaning and restoration professionals.

Wm. W. Meyer & Sons is now offering its products for purchase online at its new and improved store.

United CoolAir Coporation’s Therm Air division has released the PACH25DH, a portable 25-ton dehumidification unit that enables the end user to run both the AC and heat at the same time.

Phoenix Restoration has added a product video site, where users can go to watch “how-to” and “service and maintenance” videos on all of the company’s LGR dehumidifiers.