Lawnmower News 12/2011

Robust Attendance at GIE+EXPO and Hardscape North America 

(Louisville, KY) Managers of the 2011 GIE+EXPO (Green Industry & Equipment Expo) and Hardscape North America (HNA), which were co-located in Louisville October 27-29, reported that total participation at the event was about 17,900. There were 590 exhibiting companies, including 125 that had not been part of the 2010 show. Companies that exhibited in the adjacent, 19-acre Outdoor Demonstration Area numbered 113.

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Sport Support News 12/2011

Elbow injure

Tennis elbow often occurs with the forearm muscle group because of incorrect force application in that area or due to long-term repetitive use of the elbow joint. These kinds of pain usually occur about 1-2 cm below the humerus lateral epicondyle, and the ache may extend from the forearm muscle to the back of the wrist. The elbow support’s main function is to keep the joint in the little curved position so that the arm muscles may rest and relax.

Motorcycle and Helmets News 11/2011

This month, we'd like to share a letter from one of our end-users who benefited from the "TRANZ" helmet.
To the TRANZ Manufacturers,
I thought I would write to thank you and tell you that on June 2, 2011 I bought your helmet. Later that day I was riding my street bike and was rear ended by a Kenworth truck. My bike got tossed out in front, I went under the truck and was dragged into the ditch. I came away with a shattered pelvis and broken shoulder blade.

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Metal News 11/2011

The raw material costs continue increasing

For the past 12 months, all of our material suppliers have increased the raw material prices. There are many factors causing the increase including global supply & demand, the earthquake in Japan, the price of oil, the flood in Thailand, and many others. In addition, Natural Rubber has gone up over 300% in price in the last year.

At this time it appears that material pricing will continue to escalate as long as the demand is high.

Metal News 01/2011

The Global Economy Has Slowly Recovered Given The Recent Expand of American, and Asia Manufacturing Sectors Expanding

According to a report in the Chinamac Journal, the manufacturing sectors in the U.S, Europe and Asia have recovered from down turn in the economy in 2009. In the U.S., jobs in the manufacturing sector has continuously expanded for 7 months. Moreover, in Europe and Asia, the economies have also picked up and thus show signs that the global market may be on its way to gradual recovery.

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