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August 31, 2024
Universal Wrecking Corp. Completes Demolition of Concrete Aggregate Plant in PA
Universal Wrecking Corp., Farmingdale, NJ
22 Jun 2009 — Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC) recently completed the demolition of a concrete aggregate plant on a 20 acre site in Hazelton, PA. The property needed to be razed in order to make way for redevelopment. As there were still several pieces of re-useable equipment remaining at the facility, UWC utilized their rigging and salvage crews to carefully remove the used equipment for resale. A 60 ton crane and manlift along with a skilled rigging crew were used to salvage the saleable equipment. To perform the demolition services, UWC mobilized a large crew of trained employees and well as numerous pieces of demolition equipment from its expansive fleet. Scrap metal recycling was very important on the project as the proceeds were utilized to help offset the demolition costs. Once the ferrous and non-ferrous materials were sorted, UWC then processed, cut and stripped the materials so that the materials were clean and prepared in order to obtain the highest scrap metal prices. Over 1200 tons of scrap metal were recycled from the demolition operation. The work was completed in two (2) months without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Fast Track Asbestos Removal Services Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
5 Jun 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a commercial asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of asbestos floor tile and mastic, and pipe fittings. This is Phase Two of a Two Phase project. MACK was contracted to remove and abate 60,000 sq ft of asbestos containing floor tile and mastic that was adhered to a concrete floor, as well as numerous pipe fittings. MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. These machines allowed MACK to easily remove the floor tile and mastic down to the original concrete floor surface without damaging the existing concrete. The work was completed under negative area in full containment, and the project was completed without incident or injury.
Elscint Automation, Pune, India
28 May 2009 — Elscint, the leading vibratory bowl feeder manufacturer from India has recently gone live on SAP ERP system. This is the first time any bowl feeder manufacturer has implemented SAP ERP successfully! Mr. Monish Shete, Director of Elscint Automation explained that with the implementation of SAP ERP system, customers would be hugely benefited as Elscint will be able to streamline its inventory and ensure that customers do not have to stock any spares. The spares would be ready for shipping on the same day on which the order is received! In fact, he further added that Elscint has already implemented same day dispatch for all spare parts. Secondly, as material and production planning get further streamlined with the implementation of SAP, customers can expect much early deliveries!
Quality Bearings & Components - QBC, Garden City Park, NY
26 May 2009 — The process of selecting the right bearing for your application just became easier with the introduction, by Quality Bearings & Components (QBC), of their new Bearing catalog/handbook B632 on CD-ROM. It features an online eStore with interactive links to over 7,410 off-the-shelf bearings of all types. A highlight of the CD-ROM is a comprehensive technical section about bearing design and selection. Featured are rolling contact bearings, sintered-metal bearings, plus plastic and nonmetallic bearings. Reviewed are bearing selection factors, load factors, tolerances, sizing, and bearing mounting. The catalog references the new Web site and our new eStore which allows you to check price and availability, place an order or request a quote anytime. Major product groups on the CD-ROM include: ball bearings, thrust bearings, sleeve bearings, needle bearings, roller clutches, guide wheels & rail systems, linear ball bearings, lined aluminum linear bearings, and inner- and outer-ring spacers. The CD also features over 350 ball bushings, pillow blocks, and shafting from Thomson Industries for which QBC is an authorized distributor.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Floor Tile and Mastic Removal Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
20 May 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a commercial asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of asbestos floor tile and mastic. This is Phase One of a Two Phase project. MACK was contracted to remove and abate 56,000 sq ft of asbestos containing floor tile and mastic that was adhered to a concrete floor. MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. These machines allowed MACK to easily remove the floor tile and mastic down to the original concrete floor surface without damaging the existing concrete. The project was completed without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Final Phase of Asbestos Removal at NJ Manufacturing Plant
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
15 May 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed the second and last phase of asbestos abatement removal at a large former battery manufacturing plant in Northern New Jersey. This last phase of the asbestos removal project consisted of the asbestos abatement of numerous types of asbestos containing materials (ACM). ACM consisted of 30,000 sf of VAT, 9,000 lf of pipe insulation, 500 sf of transite panels, and various amounts of boiler insulation and gaskets, mastic, plaster, tar coatings. These asbestos materials were located throughout the facility and required close coordination to make sure all materials were properly remediated. MACK used various techniques to remove the asbestos plaster materials, including a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. The project was a complete success as it was accomplished on schedule, without injury or incident and within the client's budget.
Electro Standards Laboratories Receives ITAR Registration
Electro Standards Laboratories, Cranston, RI
8 May 2009 — Electro Standards Laboratories (ESL) announces that they have received their official ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) registration with the United States Department of State. ITAR regulates the manufacture, export and transfer of defense articles, information and services. ESL has an extensive track record of over 30 years of technological advancements, including advanced controls for rotary and linear motors with application to aircraft launch for next generation aircraft carriers. ESL also provides specialty data communication switches, MIL spec custom cable assemblies, and ruggedized interface converters for government agencies and defense contractors. This registration serves as a precondition to submitting applications for export licenses and is an integral component of the ESL export compliance program.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Removal of Tile and Plaster
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
7 May 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed an asbestos abatement removal project at a large former battery manufacturing plant in Northern New Jersey. The 1st Phase of asbestos removal project consisted of the asbestos abatement of 14,000 square feet of tile and 8,000 square feet of plaster. Proper asbestos wetting, removal and handling techniques were employed to safely remove the materials. Mack used various techniques to remove the asbestos plaster materials. For the floor tile and mastic, MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. The project was a complete success as it was accomplished on schedule, without injury or incident and within the client's budget.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services Completes Rigging and Machinery Relocation Project
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
28 Apr 2009 — R. Baker & Son completed the relocation of a machine shop for Kean University in New Jersey (NJ). The client selected R. Baker & Son due to their impeccable safety record, expertise and professionalism as well as their ability to economically move the equipment under a tight schedule. The scope of work basically consisted of the moving of various machine shop equipment from one building of the campus to another nearby building. To move the majority of the equipment, R. Baker & Son utilized a crew of three employees along with pallet jacks and a forklift. The machinery was carefully rigged and moved to the other building and then set in their specified locations. The project was completed in two days without incident, injury, or equipment damage.
Electro Standards Laboratories, Cranston, RI
10 Apr 2009 — Electro Standards Laboratories (ESL), in collaboration with the University of Rhode Island (URI), Department of Ocean Engineering, under the Center of Excellence in Undersea Technology, has been awarded a $200K Rhode Island Collaborative Research Grant from the Rhode Island Science and Technology Council (STAC) to further the development of renewable energy direct-drive wave energy conversion devices to power autonomous coastal buoys. The work continues the development of commercial devices that can power such systems by converting mechanical wave energy to electrical energy using electrical generators housed in spar-based buoys. The technology is directly usable for emergency beacons for all commercial and recreational watercraft, and for offshore rig-monitoring buoys in the oil industry. Longer term development would target scaling up the technology to provide an inexhaustible source of renewable electrical energy for powering larger systems.
R. Baker and Son All Industrial Services' Efforts Contribute to Facility of the Year Award
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
31 Mar 2009 — R. Baker & Son is proud to announce that it has won the Facility of the Year Award 2008 in the category of Equipment Innovation. The Facility of the Year Awards program, sponsored by ISPE, INERPHEX, and Pharmaceutical Processing Magazine, recognizes state-of-the-art pharmaceutical manufacturing projects that utilize new and innovative technologies to enhance the delivery of a quality project, as well as reduce the cost of producing high-quality medicines.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Roof and Caulking Abatement Removal Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
13 Mar 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed an industrial asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of over 12,600 square feet of asbestos containing roof materials and window caulking from a former manufacturing plant in New Jersey. To perform the asbestos removal tasks, MACK utilized trained and licensed laborers utilizing a combination of mechanical roofing removal equipment and hand tools. Man lifts and lulls were also utilized to assist removal and handling of the abated materials. Asbestos containing materials (ACM) debris were then properly disposed at an EPA licensed landfill. All required OSHA air monitoring, notifications, and all required final air testing was conducted. The project was completed in 5 days without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Concrete Surface Preparation Service Contract
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
4 Mar 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a concrete sidewalk surface preparation project at a mall in New Jersey. As an expert in surface preparation services, MACK mobilized their experienced technicians along with their specialized surface preparation equipment. To perform the dual objective of providing a non-slip surface with an esthetic look, MACK used a combination of ride-on and walk behind surface preparation machines. These machines not only facilitate the surface preparation operations but they also have zero emissions and fume. The project was completed ahead of schedule, within budget, and without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Fast Track Asbestos Flooring and Roofing Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
24 Feb 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a commercial asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of 22,000 sq. ft. of asbestos floor tile, associated mastic and roofing materials. To remove the asbestos floor tile and mastic, MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. The flooring removal machines have zero emissions and fumes allowing for use in restricted ventilation areas. The roofing material was abated under wet methods and the removed materials were placed into a sealed container. The project was completed in three weeks and without incident or injury.
R. Baker & Son Listed in Directory of Wood-Framed Building Deconstruction Companies
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
19 Feb 2009 — R. Baker & Son is proud to be listed in the Directory of Wood-Framed Building Deconstruction and Reused Building Materials Companies by the USDA Forest Products Laboratory. This directory lists companies involved in wood-framed building deconstruction and dismantling and reused building materials, with an emphasis on those that use, resell, or remanufacture salvaged wood. Companies in the directory range in scope from those that carry out targeted building removals, such as historic barns, strictly for the purpose of harvesting the antique wood in these buildings, to companies that conduct residential and commercial demolition where the primary goal is building removal and the materials are recovered opportunistically as a by-product. R. Baker & Son is listed in several places including: "Wood Framed Building Deconstruction and Reused Building Materials Companies in New Jersey", "Companies Performing Deconstruction / Soft Stripping", and "Companies Performing Demolition / Selective Dismantling".
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Contaminated Boiler Room Cleanup
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
12 Feb 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed the remediation and cleanup of an asbestos contaminated boiler room in New Jersey. MACK was selected to perform the project based on their expert level of asbestos contractor services, their professional reputation, their attention to safety and schedule as well as their economical approach to asbestos removal services. The boiler room was located at a parking garage and had various amounts of asbestos containing materials (ACM) including insulation and gaskets. Due to poor maintenance, the ACM had become friable and contaminated debris throughout the room. MACK's task was to carefully removal and abate all ACM in an expeditious manner. The area was properly secured to prevent unauthorized entry and all necessary containment measures were installed. The project was a complete success as it was accomplished on schedule, without injury or incident and within the client's budget.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services Facilitates Intrepid Museum Restoration
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
3 Feb 2009 — R. Baker & Son recently completed several rigging projects consisting of the moving of prized military aircraft at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City. As part of the museum's on-going restoration and renovation undertaking, R. Baker & Son was contracted to perform the rigging and relocation of several aircraft which had been restored. The aircraft and two 17,000 lb generators were rigged using a 120 ton hydraulic crane, spreader bar, associated rigging gear and a 4-5 man rigging crew. RBS was also tasked with mounting a 15 ft 6 in, 28,000 lbs solid brass propeller. The project was extremely successful with no injuries and no damage to any of the military aircraft or equipment.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Floor Mastic and Glue Removal Project at Mall in NJ
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
26 Jan 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a finished floor mastic and glue removal project at a Mall in New Jersey. MACK was to remove finished floor mastic and glue from five of the mall entrance ways. The estimated quantity of glue and mastic that needed to be removed was approximately 8,000 sq. ft. The glue and mastic was adhered to the concrete floor which would normally make removal difficult, however, MACK has special floor covering removal equipment and experienced technicians to make removal fairly easy. These proprietary machines allowed MACK to easily remove the floor tile and mastic down to the original concrete floor surface without damaging the existing concrete. The project was completed without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Removal at Old Textile Mill
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
21 Jan 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC completed a large asbestos abatement removal project at a former textile plant in Northern New Jersey. The asbestos removal project consisted of the asbestos abatement of 41,000 Square feet of roofing materials, 1,000 square feet of plaster, 200 square feet VAT and 138 linear feet of pipe insulation. There was also some flooring tile to be removed. To remove the asbestos floor tiles and mastic, MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of abatement equipment. The flooring removal machines have zero emissions and fumes allowing for use in restricted ventilation areas. These machines allowed MACK to easily remove the floor tile and mastic. The project was brought in ahead of schedule and without injury due to the level of skilled manpower and equipment.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services Announces 5th Year of Non-Recordable Incidents
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
9 Jan 2009 — R. Baker & Son is proud to announce that the 2008 year marked our fifth year of non-recordable OSHA incidents. A record like this can only be accomplished through the dedication to safety and teamwork of our employees, subcontractors and clients. During 2008, R. Baker & Son amassed 212,896 work hours without an OSHA recordable incident / accident. These man hours were worked on projects ranging from complicated heavy machinery rigging projects to technical building demolition and decommissioning projects on active facilities. This safety record has been made possible through R. Baker & Son's commitment to educating and training employees (40 Hour Hazwoper, 10 & 30 OSHA Construction Training, etc.), providing the latest technology in tools and equipment and our employees dedication to implementing proper safety procedures and immediately correcting any potential hazards.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Resurfacing of Ceramic Tile Floor Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
8 Jan 2009 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed the resurfacing of over 6,000 sq ft ceramic tile floor for a commercial client. The project was performed in an active office complex, and the work needed to be completed during off hours so as not to disturb the office activities. In addition, dust free conditions had to be maintained so as not to spread dust throughout the office complex nor into the HVAC systems. MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own. The floor surface is left dry and the resurfaced area has excellent bonding characteristics reducing coating failures and maximizing floor life. The project was completed on schedule and without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Asbestos Tile and Mastic Abatement Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
22 Dec 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed an asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of over 14,000 sq ft of asbestos floor tile and mastic. MACK was selected to perform the work based upon their impeccable safety record, expertise and economical pricing. The project was completed for a private commercial client in Northern New Jersey. To remove the asbestos floor tile and mastic, MACK used a combination of proprietary flooring removal machines that they own in their fleet of asbestos abatement flooring removal equipment. The flooring removal machines have zero emissions and fumes allowing for use in restricted ventilation areas. The work was completed under negative area in full containment, and the project was completed without incident or injury.
Nitrofreeze® Cryogenic Deburring Service Expands
Cryogenic Institute of New England, Inc., Worcester, MA
8 Dec 2008 — The Cryogenic Institute of New England, Inc. is pleased to announce expanded capabilities for the removal of machine burrs from complex machined parts. The process, known as Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deburring service, has been adopted by a wide range of customers in diverse industries including medical devices, aerospace, automotive, and process control, among others. Many of the parts that benefit from this unique form of burr removal have intricate shapes that are cut or milled on sophisticated CNC machines. The Nitrofreeze® cryogenic deburring process is able to protect the surface finish and critical dimensions of the parts during burr removal because the parts are processed in a cryogenically frozen condition. This not only protects the part, it also promotes the clean removal of the undesired machine burrs when precisely attacked by the systems cryogenic-grade polycarbonate blasting media.
The MACK Group, LLC Utilizes Shot Blasting to Remove Clearcoat off Concrete Floor
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
4 Dec 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed the resurfacing of a concrete floor for a large insurance company by utilizing shot blasting methodologies and equipment. The Mack Group, LLC was selected for this project due to their high safety standards as well as their ability to finish the work within a day. MACK's proprietary flooring removal machines have zero emissions and fumes allowing for use in restricted ventilation areas. These machines allowed MACK to easily resurface the floor tile in a dust free environment without damaging the existing concrete subfloor. The project was completed on schedule and without incident or injury.
The MACK Group, LLC Completes Industrial Mold Remediation Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
2 Dec 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed a large mold and moisture remediation project for a Fortune 500 industrial client. The work was performed in response to moisture infiltration of building components which subsequently produced mold. MACK was selected to perform the project based on their expert level of mold remediation and removal contractor services, their professional reputation, their attention to safety and schedule as well as their economical approach to mold removal services. All mold removal work was performed in compliance with all applicable USEPA guidelines and OSHA standards. Waste materials were bagged immediately, sealed and removed after each shift. The project was a complete success as it was accomplished on schedule, without injury or incident and within the client's budget.
Exergen Wins Challenges to its IRt/c Patent
Exergen Corp., Watertown, MA
20 Nov 2008 — Exergen Corporation recently won a victory in a challenge to its IRt/c Infrared Thermocouple patent. After a thorough review, the European Patent Office (EPO) Appeal Board rejected arguments challenging the Exergen's patent's validity. Two years prior, a similar challenge submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) had been rejected, and the US patent was affirmed by the USPTO. The reviews by the EPO and USPTO resulted from challenges filed by Raytek Corp. of Santa Cruz, CA after Exergen turned down their request for a license on the patent.
Universal Wrecking Corp., Completes Complex Demolition Project at Mall in New Jersey
Universal Wrecking Corp., Farmingdale, NJ
30 Oct 2008 — Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC) recently completed demolition and wrecking services at a large shopping mall in New Jersey. UWC was contracted to initially remove the exterior faade from a section of the mall. A total of 13,000 sq. ft. of 6-8" concrete floor slab was removed and cut into manageable sections for later recycling. During the slab removal, UWC had to use extreme caution and skill as to not cut or disturb the many utility lines buried in the ground. The client also requested that UWC provide additional demolition services which entailed the removal of a complete column line of the building. The client was very pleased with UWCs ability to finish the project ahead of schedule, that all work was completed as designed and that there were no injuries or incidents.
MACK Group, LLC Completes Interior Demolition and Decontamination Project
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
13 May 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC recently completed the decontamination, demolition and removal of 2 dryers from an active Fortune 500 pharmaceutical facility. The Mack Group, LLC utilized a crew of five trained and safety conscientious technicians to first setup a dust barrier system. Once the dust controls were in place, decontamination of the dryer units was commenced and the containers of collected chemical materials were then handed over to the client for proper disposal and recycling. In addition, any demolished equipment pieces were sent offsite for scrap metal recycling. The project was completed in approximately one week without incident or injury.
Universal Wrecking Corp. Completes Purchase and Scrap Metal Recycling of Damaged Cargo Containers
Universal Wrecking Corp., Farmingdale, NJ
9 May 2008 — Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC), a premier demolition and scrap metal contractor, recently completed the purchase and scrap metal recycling of damaged cargo containers. A large client involved in shipping, contacted UWC to purchase over 50 cargo containers that were damaged beyond repair and needed to be scrapped. The containers varied in sizes from 20 foot long to 40 foot long, and were of different materials and composition. Despite this, UWC successfully processed the cargo containers into scrap metal for recycling and provided the client with certificates of destruction. Due to UWC's strong relationships in the scrap recycling industry, UWC was able to offer the client a substantial value for the cargo containers as scrap metal, and the client was very pleased.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services Donates to Project Hospitality
R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Red Bank, NJ
6 May 2008 — R. Baker & Son, a specialized dismantlement, decommissioning, plant relocation and demolition contractor, recently donated to Project Hospitality as part of their "Shelter From The Storm" Spring Luncheon. This annual event is a significant one for Project Hospitality both in terms of the funds raised to help the homeless, hungry, and destitute ill on Staten Island but also because so many wonderful people come together in support of Project Hospitality. Project Hospitality, a private not-for-profit organization based in Staten Island, New York, provides comprehensive services for hungry and homeless and inadequately housed people, especially those who are living with multiple diagnoses such as HIV, substance use, and/or mental illness.
MACK Group, LLC Completes Large Asbestos Removal and Abatement Project in New Jersey
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
1 May 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC, a premier asbestos removal contractor also offering the abatement of mold, lead, biological and chemicals, recently completed a large, multi-tasked asbestos abatement project. The project was performed for a Fortune 500 company at one of their manufacturing plants in New Jersey. The project conformed to all OSHA and EPA regulations pertaining to ACM and only NJ licensed asbestos abatement workers performed the asbestos removal work. Using a combination of proprietary flooring removal ride on machines and shot blaster machines, MACK was easily able to remove the tile and mastic down to the original concrete floor surface. The project was completed in 8 weeks without incident or injury.
MACK Group, LLC Completes Commercial Asbestos Removal Project at Mall in NJ
The Mack Group, LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ
16 Apr 2008 — The MACK Group, LLC, a premier asbestos abatement and flooring removal contractor, recently completed a commercial asbestos abatement project that consisted of the removal of asbestos floor tile and mastic. The project was performed at a Mall in New Jersey and only NJ licensed asbestos abatement workers performed the asbestos removal work. The project conformed to all OSHA and EPA regulations pertaining to ACM, and due to proprietary floor removal machines, MACK was easily able to remove the floor tile and mastic down to the original concrete floor surface without damaging the existing concrete. The project was completed without incident or injury.
Universal Wrecking Corp. Completes Demolition and Scrap Metal Salvage of Manitowoc Crane
Universal Wrecking Corp., Farmingdale, NJ
14 Mar 2008 — Universal Wrecking Corp., a building demolition contractor company providing nationwide demolition and salvage services, was contracted by a private client to demolish the 4500 Manitowoc Crane which was located on one of the major coal mines in Pennsylvania. Prior to actual demolition of the crane, UWC salvaged all reuseable parts which included tracks and other crane components. Due to the amount of spare parts recovered and the value of the scrap metal, UWC was able to return a significant payment to the client. The client was pleased with the payment as well as the fact that the work was completed on schedule and with no injuries or incidents.
Bazz Houston Completes Acquisition of Connor Manufacturing Services de Mexico
Bazz Houston Co., Garden Grov, CA
3 Mar 2008 — The two companies are now completely integrated and Bazz Houston Mexico has relocated its facility to LA MESA Industrial Park in Tijuana. Bazz Houston Co with manufacturing facilities in both Southern California & Tijuana is now able to offer its customers the benefits of lower cost manufacturing together with excellent in-house engineering support for new product design and existing parts as well as the highest quality control. Both facilities are registered to ISO 9001:2000.
Assemblyman Van Tran Visits Bazz-Houston's Garden Grove Manufacturing Plant
Bazz Houston Co., Garden Grov, CA
27 Aug 2007 — Bazz Houston happily accepts a Certificate of Recognition from Assemblyman Van Tran for 45 years of manufacturing in California. According to Mr. Tran, "Bazz Houston knows first-hand that continuing educational programs certainly help to keep U.S. manufacturers competitive in the current global marketplace."
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