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Computer handles thermal stresses
Xplore Technologies Corp.’s iX104C5 computers can handle thermal stresses – whether blistering heat as high as 140 degrees or freezing temperatures as low as -4 degrees Fahrenheit. The computer provides 100-percent performance over and beyond its entire operating temperature range, according to RuggedPC.com. For more on how the computer operates in extreme conditions, go to www.ruggedpcreview.com/3_features_performance_under_stress.html Visit
Knaack
Front rails protect during load/unload
Knaack LLC’s newly redesigned roof-mounted ladder rack equipment features enhance the unit’s durability while making it safer and easier for one person to load, transport, and unload ladders, as well as other oversized items carried on the roof racks. Improvements to the Quick Clamp Ladder Rack include modifications to the mounting plates and the front rails to protect ladders when loading and unloading; beefing-up the clamp mechanism for added strength and longer life; and improved engineering of the gas springs with a tougher exterior case to withstand wear, and internal brass bushings that prevent strip-out.Visit www.betterroads.com/info.
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