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On Tour
 The
Tingue Tours America seminar program recently stopped in New
Jersey, California and Georgia to showcase the latest advances
in laundry products and equipment. This continuing education
seminar focused on dust collection, safety, linen distribution
and ironer maintenance to help Tingue reps maintain their
standing among the most knowledgeable laundry techs in the
industry.
Bryant
Dunivan of dust collection system manufacturer Energenics
reminded attendees to look for the UL-approved symbol on dust
collectors. This documents the unit has been tested, inspected
and approved by Underwriters Laboratories® for an extra
measure safety and peace of mind.
Dunivan
stressed that removing dust and other particulates from the
facility supports worker health, safety and comfort, and also
protects the ironers and other equipment. “Preventing
dust from accumulating on finishing equipment is the easiest
way to promote high quality and high throughput while cutting
on maintenance needs,” said Dunivan.
Talley
Machinery’s Randy Vansparrentak unveiled the company's
line of Maxi-Press extractor press membranes. He described
how their strength and durability extend performance long
after ordinary membranes have lost their shape and spring.
Attendees were able to see how the natural elastomer material
and ribbed surface compared to other membranes for a greater
understanding of when membranes need to be replaced or upgraded.
Installing long-lasting parts like these membranes instantly
cuts maintenance needs, he explained.
Meese
Orbitron Dunne Co.’s Dave McHugh unveiled several of
the company’s latest laundry carts and trucks. McHugh
revealed how MOD engineers used 3-D modeling to come up with
an internal rib design, hidden structural supports and other
advances that handle heavier loads on the same footprint as
other carts. How this was achieved while reducing tare weights
raised many eyebrows in the room.
Textile
consultant Wally Forman (pictured) demonstrated the Tingue
line of Econobag route and counter bags. He detailed how the
stitching, material and other properties deliver impressive
strength and durability beyond common laundry bags.
Hosting
the seminars were Tingue, Brown & Co. Regional Managers
Mitch Strauss, David Rovetto and Danny Ross.
To schedule
a seminar at your plant, call 800.829.3864 or email tacton@tingue.com.
See
the Energenics dust collection system.
See
the brands that Talley Machinery stocks parts for replacement.
New!
Econobag Route Bags
 Introducing
our new Econobag line of heavy-duty laundry route and dry
cleaning counter bags. They start with 100%, waterproof, mold
and mildew-resistant nylon or light-duty polyester in a large
30" x 40" and counter size 22" x 28".
Then add any of a range of custom options:
- Durable conveyor
loop
- Extra heavy-duty
drawcord
- ID tags
- Screenprinted
logo
- And more!
Even small quantities
may be customized to suit your van, truck, route ID system
and other needs.
Click
here for sizes, photos and color choices.
Meet
Ty Acton
Next scheduled appearance for Ty and Team Tingue: CSCNetwork
Annual Convention booth #320.
Las Vegas, March 3 -5, 2010.
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