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GREEN SYSTEMS PRODUCTS
HYDROBOOST bottle filling station
Green Scene
In an effort to help reduce bottled water waste, the innovative HYDROBOOST™ Bottle Filling Station is ideal for education, fitness, hospitality and healthcare facilities. HYRDROBOOST is designed to provide end-users with a rapid fill of cold, clean filtered water for their existing bottles and
cups, offering an alternative to drinking and discarding plastic bottles of water. To help convey the environmental impact of using HYDROBOOST, the sleek, smart filling station features Halsey Taylor’s exclusive Green Counter™, which displays the number of disposable water bottles that have been saved from landfills due to the use of HYDROBOOST. HALSEY TAYLOR®.
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New WatcoFlex Bath Waste
...installs faster/easier
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Special patent pending PVC flexible tubing. Eliminates four field joints. Innovator™ overflow parts assemble by hand. No screws. Approved by IAPMO. It’s green. You’ll get used to seeing it. Just ask your wholesaler
Solar pump line
The latest addition to 00® family of circulators includes a line of variable speed
WATCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1220 South Powell Road, Independence, MO 64057-2724 Phone 816-796-3900 • FAX 816-796-0875 A Division of WCM Industries, Inc.
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00 solar pumps designed to match solar collector output, a feature that increases solar system performance by 20 percent. Taco’s variable speed circulators with integral solar control includes the 009 solar drain-back circulator and several cast iron and non-ferrous pump sizes with integrated controls for jobs of all types and sizes. TACO.
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