Icon Containment Solutions had on hand its brand-new “Split-Rigid” repair fitting. This is a fully bonded solution for fiberglass sumps and fiberglass or fuse pipe, and complements Icon’s “Split Repair” flex fitting options. These fittings are manufactured with a glass-filled nylon material that is stronger and more durable than fiberglass without any mess. It’s available in sizes ranging from 2.5” to him to 4.7” and will handle angled and offset pipe entry. The unique cuff design allows for a split flexible fitting option to seal to flexible pipe where bonding to the pipe is not appropriate.
Schneider Electric was showing its new DTN Allocation Tracker which consists of customizable, consolidated views of all allocation viewer data that a customer currently uses. Customers no longer have to visit three, four or even 10 supplier websites to get a clear picture of their current allocations. Fuel buyer customers with allocation tracker can now view their prices and allocations in one place instead of spending time tracking down in comparing the best options for their orders.
Great Plains Industries, Inc., introduced its all-new Flomec QAM 240 and QAM 150 fuel meters. These feature frictionless magnetic drives; fast, accurate oval gear technology; a rotatable mount for versatile installation; and they are available in gallon or liter readout. They have only three wetted moving parts and there is no shaft seal to freeze or replace.
MID:COM had on display a range of products including its solid-state electronic E:Count electronic counter. This is primarily used on bulk delivery trucks and can be mounted on, or connected to, any type of meter.
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Scully Signal Company was promoting its Scully Rack Tester. This unit tests for the proper performance of all Scully terminal overfill prevention control monitors. It ensures that an operator’s loading rack control monitors are functioning properly and will allow properly equipped vehicles to load. It simulates optic and thermistor overfill sensors, Scully Ground Bolts and Ground Balls, and Scully TIM truck identification modules.
The big news at the show for SmartLOGIX was its name changed to SkyBitz Petroleum Logistics after its acquisition by SkyBitz®, a commercial telematics and a wholly owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation. The names of the product offerings haven’t changed however, and they include SmarTruck, SmartLynx, and SmarTank applications that help facilitate the logistics behind bulk fuels, lubes, used oils and packaged goods.
While a range of solutions are provided by the company, Tanknology spent some time discussing its aboveground storage tank services. These include STI SP001 formal inspection, FTPI formal inspections, API 653 inspections, ultrasonic thickness testing, STI R912 leak testing, helium leak detection, annual and monthly do inspection services, cathodic protection and the functionality testing of AST monitoring at least detection equipment.
