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® Lost Productivity Frustrated Employees Unsatisfied Customerscrew two minutes, as opposed to anorm of 15 seconds, to break into thevehicle to extract the person.Once the crew discovered it couldn’tbreak the windshield or sidelites asusually is the case, they tried to sawthrough them.“We were thinking instead ofcutting it out we could saw throughit, but melted the laminate andgummed up the saw. The frictionwas melting the laminate,” he says.Eventually, the crew cut out all ofthe windows utilizing a tool they referto as “the Glass Master” in order toextract the patient.Usemore ofthisFewer Call BacksIncreasedProductivitySatisfied CustomersFlexiTrim Universal MoldingMade by Creative Extruded Products since 1995FT1630-7516mm cap: 75 feet (22.8m)FTB1640-7516mm BriteFlex cap: 75 feet (22.8m)FTF1650-7516mm cap with feature line: 75 feet (22.8m)FT1830-7518mm cap: 75 feet (22.8m)FT2030-7520mm cap: 75 feet (22.8m)FT2630-SA26mm cap single application: 16 feet (4.8m)FTU0830-758mm u-lip universal molding: 75 feet (22.8m)FTUS08-75Under side tape molding with patented tearaway alignment, 8mm tail: 75 feet (22.8m)FTUS10-75Under side tape molding with patented tearaway alignment, 10mm tail: 75 feet (22.8m)Installation InstructionsManufactured and sold through distribution byCreative Extruded Products, Inc.1414 Commerce Park DriveTipp City, Ohio 45371Toll Free: 1-800-273-1535www.creativeextruded.comMade in the USAWWW.CREATIVEEXTRUDED.COM• Select the best FlexiTrim molding for your installation:Cap over design: 16mm, 18mm, 20mm and 26mm cap sizesU-lip design: 8mm cap sizeUnder side tape molding using patented tear away alignment: 8mm and 10mm tail lengt• Prepare the glass according to your urethane adhesive manufacturer procedures.• Press the FlexiTrim molding firmly onto the glass.• Prime the FlexiTrim molding where it will contact the urethane adhesive according to youradhesive manufacturer’s instructions. FlexiTrim moldings are NOT a windshield retentionadhesive system. The windshield must be bonded to the vehicle using an appropriateadhesive system.• Set windshield in the vehicle opening.FlexiTrim molding is manufactured in the U.S.A.by Creative Extruded Products, Inc. under one ormore U.S. patents. Others patents are pending.FlexiTrim and BriteFlex are trademarks ofCreative Extruded Products, Inc.www.creativeextruded.comed.comAn ISO9001:2000 Registered Company.Made in the USA1414 Commerce merce Park Dr.Tipp City, OH 45371Tel: 800.273.1535• Fax: 937.667.3647Merceded includes a diagram onthe glass of the 2007 S-Class foremergency workers to follow.Both the front and side airbags haddeployed on the vehicle.While the firefighter was uncertainof the exact type of Mercedes involvedin the incident, he says the experiencewas an eye-opening one for him andothers involved.“We’re going to start training andpreparing [for this type of thing],” hesays.Rob Moran, manager of productcommunications for Mercedes-Benz, says the company actuallyprovides demonstrations to fire departmentsacross the country for issuessuch as this.“We work pretty closely with municipalfire departments all over thecountry to do demos on new cars forextrication,” he says.Without knowing the exact make ofthe car, Moran notes that it is difficultto tell what occurred in this situation,but that the company’s 2007 S-Class isequipped with double-laminatedglass sidelites, along with a good dealof light-alloy steel—and instructionsfor rescue workers who come in contactwith the vehicle.“We actually put on the windshielditself diagrams that show rescue workershow to cut the windshield away.That’s the only car I know of that usesthat diagram,” he says.■www.agrrmag.com <strong>March</strong>/<strong>April</strong> <strong>2008</strong> <strong>AGRR</strong> 19

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