Composite Manhole Covers

New Composite Manhole Covers



Learn about our Top 10 Reasons to Consider Composite Manhole Covers

Vacuum vs Peristaltic Portable Samplers

Samplers Just Suck - A quick look at Portable #Vacuum Samplers vs Portable #Peristaltic Samplers for #Water, #Wastewater, #Stormwater. Learn the Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Type.

All About Palmer-Bowlus Flumes

Palmer-Bowlus Flumes

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Measuring Multiple Temperature Points Inside Water Tanks, Reservoirs and Storage Tanks

Measuring Multiple Temperature Points Inside Water Tanks, Reservoirs and Storage Tanks

 Learn more at http://www.aquatechnologygroup.com/multipoint-temperature-measurement-for-water-tanks/

Fiberglass Manhole Covers for Water, Wastewater, Stormwater and Industry

Fiberglass manhole covers or composite manhole covers are being used more and more for sewer, wastewater and utility applications. High Quality VPC Fiberglass manhole covers and hinged fiberglass manhole covers are an excellent replacement for the traditional heavy cast iron manhole lids and frames. Here's the Top 10 Reasons to take a closer look at Fiberglass Manhole Covers.

Learn more about alternatives to traditional cast iron manhole lids and covers.

Outdoor Stationary Wastewater Samplers - Campbell Scientific BVS4300C

Wastewater Sampler at Wastewater Treatment Plant

Campbell Scientific Wastewater Samplers can be found in the most demanding of applications. The vacuum based samplers offer reliable, long-lasting components designed for years of sampling for the harshest of water, wastewater, stormwater and industrial applications.



Learn more about the Campbell Scientfic Samplers offered in both Portable Wastewater Sampler and Stationary Wastewater Sampler configurations.

Tip of the Day: Removing Scratches from Fiberglass Enclosures

Fiberglass Scratch Remover

Over the years we have received questions from operators and maintenance staff about keeping enclosures looking good years after they have been installed. Today's tip fixes those nasty scratches and gouges in fiberglass enclosures and junction boxes.

From our Technical Library FAQ Section

Q. How do I remove scratches from fiberglass enclosures or fiberglass juction boxes?

A. To remove scratches and gouges on fiberglass enclosures, try rubbing a bit of petroleum jelly product on the spot.

So how about you? What has worked best for scratches on enclosures and electrical panels. What do you use to shine up a stainless steel enclosure?

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