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News - 2011.08.03 Got a better measuring tape?
IRWIN Tools and Edison Nation call for innovative measuring devices.

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News 10.21.26 TiTE x IHT 2026 grand opening: Taiwan's largest hardware show draws over 10,000 visitors on Day 1
Co-organized by the Taiwan Hand Tool Manufacturers' Association (THTMA) and Lanza International Co., Ltd., the 2026 Taiwan International Tools & Hardware Expo x International Hardware Expo Taiwan (TiTE x IHT) opened Oct. 20 at the Taichung International Con-vention & Exhibition Center (TICEC), running through October 22.

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Products 10.21.26 Euclid Chemical's SENTINEL E Series for Concrete Repair
The SENTINEL E Series provides a broader range of cathodic protection solutions for reinforced concrete structures, particularly where new concrete or repair materials are placed adjacent to existing chloride-contaminated concrete.

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Products 10.21.26 EGO's Expanded PGX Charging System
EGO Commercial introduces the latest innovations in its scalable PGX™ Charging system, which can help professional landscapers drive efficiency and maximize uptime.

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Products 10.20.26 Guardian HLL Stanchion Post System
Height safety leader, Guardian, a leading provider of fall protection and height safety equipment, announces the launch of its new HLL Stanchion Post System, a durable and reusable solution engineered to create versatile overhead horizontal lifeline systems for workers at height.

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