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Now Stocking Assmann Vertical Storage Tanks at Our Methuen, MA Location |
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Assmann vertical storage tanks (ICT, ACT, IFT) are rotationally molded from your choice of virgin high density crosslink or FDA-compliant linear polyethylene. They are semi-translucent with gallon markers and access openings molded-in. Either is more corrosion and chemical resistant than fiberglass, stainless or mild steel. Assmann plastic storage tanks are one-piece seamless molded units, designed with wall thicknesses conforming to ASTM D-1998 standards for liquid storage and have narrow diameters for space-saving in-plant use. They possess excellent low temperature impact resistance and are U.V. stabilized. They are available in natural color or optional blue, green, yellow or black. The Assmann polyethylene storage tank can be equipped with plastic tank accessories to fit your specifications. Contact a Utilities Supply expert at 781-395-9023 to learn more about Assmann vertical storage tanks, or to inquire about custom, linear and crosslink tanks. |
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Sno Bowl Promotion We'll be working more with the N.H. Motor Speedway this year because we've become a corporate sponsor. While you're at the race, check out Frank Webb's Bath House! With close to eighty acres of campground for RVs, they desperately needed a bath house, so now they have one! It will be interesting over the next few years watching this facility transform. Don't be surprised to see concerts being held along with a whole slew of other family events. It's the only facility in the northeast that can handle 100,000 people. |
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F.W. Webb announces $9 million plan to locate in Springfield Memorial Park F.W. Webb is the largest distributor of plumbing, heating, cooling, and piping products in the Northeast, and will become the second tenant of the industrial park. The city purchased the land from Smith and Wesson in 2006, and secured its first tenant, Performance Food Group, in 2007. Local officials, including Mayor Domenic J. Sarno and Chief Development Officer John D. Judge, gathered at the industrial park, to welcome F.W. Webb during a press conference Tuesday. The company will initially employ 20 people and is expecting to grow to 40 to 50 people over the next few years, said Ed J. Welch, F.W. Webb's regional manager in Methuen. Most of the jobs will pay between $12.50 per hour for warehouse work to the low-$20 range, Welch said. The distribution center will be built in two phases, expected to beging in the spring. The company will continue to operate smaller plants in Northampton and Greenfield, and is also opening new sites in Hyannis and Boston. "We are thrilled to have a blue chip company like F.W. Webb announce expansion plans for a facility in our city," Sarno said. |
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F.W. Webb's Syracuse New Location Opening!
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