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Aqueous parts washer is made from recycled plastic

Solvent-free PH822-A parts washer is made from recycled plastic. Four-legged aqueous parts washer is durable and stable. Redesigned electrical control interface provides a more complete machine status for operator. Washer features a large sink and stainless steel work shelf that can be removed to expose a 10-in.-deep soak area. Standard features include a flow-through work brush, flexible stay-put nozzle, adjustable thermostat, 300-gph pump, GFCI protection and triple-action filtration. Graymills Corp., Chicago, Ill.

Automatic timer a new addition to oil-filter crusher 8/27/2008

Eco-friendly cleaning products receive Green Seal certification 8/27/2008

Manufacturer uses its own excess material to make bulk containers 8/27/2008

Recycled-content trash bags are third-party certified 8/27/2008

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Scheduling/resource-management software available through GSA contract 8/8/2008

York Telecom, an Eatontown, N.J.-based provider of visual communication services, and PeopleCube, a Framingham, Mass.-based developer of scheduling and resource-management software, have entered into ...

Pushing the green envelope at the U.S. Postal Service 8/4/2008

In the last year or two, it seems that more and more corporations have been hopping on the green bandwagon. Suddenly, CEOs, marketing executives and ad agencies are eager to position their respective ...

Michigan school district earns straight A’s for energy-efficiency plan 8/1/2008

Ambitious energy-efficiency goals are driving the Crestwood School District in Dearborn Heights, Mich., to launch a massive upgrade of its facilities.

Postal Service testing hydrogen-powered fuel-cell vehicle 7/31/2008

Someday, the men and women in blue could be decked out in green vehicles.

Denver couldn’t refuse opportunity to test hybrid-hydraulic trash truck 7/17/2008

With all the idling and stop-and-go driving, garbage trucks aren’t exactly the most fuel-efficient vehicles. For example, Denver Public Works estimates that its 115 refuse trucks get a paltry 2.3 mile...

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