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Turn Recycled Products into Brand New Training Equipment
Posted on April 6th, 2009 No comments
Why use brand new equipment to create product displays when used and even broken equipment can be transformed into spectacular training and even show displays?
CalCo uses every trick in the book to effectively downplay and minimize any imperfections and create a stunning cutaway or display that works especially well as a training aid. Oftentimes CalCo can even source a used engine or pump for you when one is presently unavailable.
This rework process works just as well with your older show products that may have been damaged or changed configuration over time. Click here to see some additional Before and After examples of how CalCo can help transform your products.
Click here to contact CalCo or call 847/639-3858.
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