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Even though new orders for conveyor equipment in 2009 decreased
17.79% from 2008, executives attending the annual Conveyor Equipment
Manufacturers Association (CEMA) meeting were cautiously optimistic,
forecasting a 2% increase in shipments for 2010.
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Commercial jet output will be increased in line with forecast demand
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OSHA published for public comment a direct final rule requiring
employers to notify workers of exposures to hexavalent chromium.
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Panalpina Los Angeles, a supplier of forwarding and logistics
services, has added 42,000 square feet of warehouse space, extending the
company’s portfolio of supply chain management services to clients in
Southern California and beyond.
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In 2008 the net reduction of GHG emissions resulting from the use of
BASF's products outweighed emissions related to production, transport
and disposal by a factor of 3:1.
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"The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President John
Engler issued the following statement in response to Vice President Joe
Biden’s remarks on the Advanced Energy Manufacturing Tax
Credit..."
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"At first, worries centered on the direct impact the disaster had
on the mines themselves..."
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"...the key to successful enterprise risk management is the
application of well-balanced 'friction' that's designed to help
organizations avoid unnecessary losses and respond effectively to the
threats and vulnerabilities to which they are exposed..."
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GRAVOGRAPH announces the launch of its new laser solution for
marking on metals and plastics: the LS100EX YAG. Made up of a xy
platform that can house an object with a maximum volume of 24' x 12' x
5.7', coupled with a YAG 12W source, it presents the particular
advantage of being able to mark hard or reflecting materials (black or
stainless steel, etc.) as well as classic materials.
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