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Updated: July 8th, 2008 05:26 PM GMT-05:00
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Key Luster Metallic
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Allen Compodisk
Multivibe Mini Roller Screed
The Kipper surface finisher
Stardek mixing stand
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Arch-Crete forms
Super Stone textured mats
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HTC 420
The HTC 420 can be used for coatings removal, surface preparation and concrete polishing.
- Available in both 110- and 220-volt
- Included in the HTC Superfloor Approved Equipment
- Small and flexible for easy hauling
Stardek mixing stand
Stardek introduces a redesigned mixing stand.
- Clamps hold a 5-gal. pail in place for easy mixing
- Saves time by allowing the mixer to run independently while spraying or doing other work
Placing Reinforcing Bars
The Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute has released the 8th edition of Placing Reinforcing Bars.
- Presents the best accepted practices for placing reinforcing bars, bar supports and welded wire reinforcement in concrete construction
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Allied Rammer S-Series
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