Originally Posted by Sonetics Corp Many of us are wearing masks when we’re out and about and at work, too.  We’re getting used to the new routines such as social distancing and increased sanitation practices at the factory

HOW TO MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE AND COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY IN A HIGH NOISE ENVIRONMENT Sonetics Team Headsets enable natural conversation at a safe distance by combining conference call-like communication and hands-free operation with advanced hearing

Input from service technicians, operators, and street sweeping supervisors have shaped every detail of the new RegenX ™ mid-dump regenerative air street sweeper from Elgin Sweeper Company. A sweeper that is easy to use,

Legacy Equipment joins forces with Owen Equipment Company Legacy Equipment and Owen Equipment merged in September of 2018.  No public announcement was made at the time because, for almost everybody involved, it just meant

All your RIDGID products can be ordered through Owen Equipment. You can find a digital PDF version of the catalog HERE but if you would like a hard copy, please cal (800) 992-3656 and

ELIMINATES: • Maintaining two engines • Complex aftertreament system, and maintenance • Untimely auxiliary engine regenerations • Cost exposure resulting from “missed” auxiliary engine regenerations • Cumbersome belt tensioning systems • Auxillary engine noise

When a utility worker in Key Largo, Fla., noticed that a section of a paved street was not settling properly, he decided to remove a manhole cover and descend into the earth.

Maxwell believes the leak occurred for at least seven years. Assistant City Manager Brandon Cook says the city’s had to buy 3 million gallons less water a day since capping the line.

Published by Hydrovac News: https://www.hydrovacnation.ca/vacuum-excavation-the-only-non-destructive-method/ Article Supplied by: Benjamen Schmitt Product Manager at Vactor – www.vactor.com   Vacuum excavation, such as hydro excavation, is a growing technology utilized to prevent job-site damages throughout the world.

While contacting 811 before you dig and having utilities identified is a great place to start for contractors, sometimes a job requires a closer look at what’s below. Enter the vacuum excavator.

50% of utility damages is caused by excavation hits. Excavating with air and water can prevent dangerous and expensive damages.

A recent article in Equipment World highlights the importance of clear communication in high-noise environments.

In the winter months, when cold weather conditions set in, regular maintenance and a heightened awareness of how to keep vacuum excavation equipment operating properly is required to avoid costly repair expenses.

Done with a prodigy, Boom. You could never dig this mechanically.