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Fall Edition 2013
Volume 3 Number 4
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DEL
Custom Built Bodies
DEL Equipment provides a variety of
custom build Computer-Aided Design
(CAD) designed bodies. These are
available in both steel and aluminum.
DEL manufactures Crane Trucks and
other products to a very high quality, at
competitive pricing. It can also refurbish
and reinstall Equipment and Service
Bodies on current year chassis.
IMI
New KM Distributor
Industrial Machine Inc. recently
announced its appointment as distributor
for KM International. KM manufactures
superior quality asphalt maintenance
equipment for contractors and government
agencies. IMI is the sole distributor for
KM in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British
Columbia.
Greatwest Kenworth
New T880 - Vocational
Custom-engineered from bumper to
taillight, the T880 is the most versatile
vehicle to ever roll off a Kenworth
assembly line. Distinctively Kenworth,
this bold new truck is as comfortable
hauling 140,000 pounds over the Rockies
as it is navigating city streets with a tanker
full of fuel.
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EMCO Waterworks
ZCL Tanks
With sustainable power consumption on
the rise, ATCO and Siemens have teamed
up to meet this ever growing demand. The
Newell ATCO site near Brooks, Alberta
has been a beehive of activity this year
creating a convertor station that changes
AC power to DC power, making the
logistics of electrical transmission a reality
for Albertans.
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