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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 14, 2010
HeatTrak partners with four top industrial suppliers
PATERSON, N J HeatTrak, manufacturer of portable heated matting products for outdoor use, has added four major industrial suppliers to its list of distributors. HeatTrak's line of industrial snow melting mats is now available through Interline Brands, Lab Safety Supply, MSC Industrial Supply, and Global Equipment Company. Slips and falls in the workplace due to snow and ice are an ever-present danger during winter months.
With these new partnerships, facility maintenance directors and environmental safety supervisors will have greater access to HeatTrak's line of snow melting mats which offer an efficient and convenient alternative to snowing, plowing, and salting.
Ben Frommer, vice president of sales at HeatTrak said, "It's great that HeatTrak has been recognized by industry leaders as a unique solution to the age-old problem of snow and ice."
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