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Super Brush is Heading to Dusseldorf, Germany for Compamed
Springfield, Massachusetts. October 18, 2017. Medical manufactures from all over the world will be meeting at Compamed on November 13-16. There will be a complete range of products, materials, and services for the medical industry. Booths will have high-tech solutions, components, precursors, packaging, new materials, innovations, and products in complex microsystem technology/nanotechnology as well as “Electronic Manufacturing Services.” This event is the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge of innovative, medical products. When a customer needed a way to clean a precision blood analyzer, Super Brush engineered a pre-saturated swab... -
10 Stages, 300 Competitors, and Free Products from Swab-its
Springfield, Massachusetts. October 16, 2017. Prepare yourself for a jam-packed weekend at the 2017 Indiana Section Championship. The 10th annual sanctioned match will be hosted on October 27-29 by Wabash Valley Practical Pistol Shooters. The divisions include Limited, Open, Production, Revolver, Single Stack, Limited 10, PCC, and Carry Optics. This is the largest attended sanctioned match with over 300 competitors. Swab-its will be donating over 200 packs of Bore-Tips and Gun-Tips to participants. These precision cleaning swabs are designed to clean even the toughest corners of firearms. Each swab is... -
Keep Your Microwave Clean and Safe
A microwave can quickly change from being efficient to being a danger to the house. Lint, food, dust, dirt, and pollen can trap itself between the air vents causing air from the microwave to be trapped. If the air has no place to go it can cause your microwave to fail and, in extreme cases, cause a small fire. Swab-its has developed the 71-4513 swab so that it can easily reach between the different air vents and pick up any hazardous material. The swab can also be damped to attract...
