Hydraulic Fluids Management

    Feb. 14, 2008
    A free System Information & Installation CD provides complete, easy-to-follow, step-by-step information on installing and using company’s storage and dispensing system for industrial fluids. It shows how the system is an easy, safe, and clean ...

    A free System Information & Installation CD provides complete, easy-to-follow, step-by-step information on installing and using company’s storage and dispensing system for industrial fluids. It shows how the system is an easy, safe, and clean alternative to 55-gal drums for handling hydraulic fluids. An audio and visual demonstration shows how two workers can have a system up and running in less than two hours, from boltless rack assembly, to site gauge and drip pan installation, to placing the lightweight fluid containers in the assembled racking.

    The IFH Group Inc., (800) 435-7003, www.ifhgroup.com

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