permission) of a foreman reporting in to his boss that he completed a 4 day job (2 men, 2 days) with one man in one day!!
http://www.voxer.com/v/e838554cdb
WCM: You have made a conscious effort of raising the Carbon Vs Kevlar WFP topic. Why?
PT: Simpole and Gardiner have both released Kevlar poles as their ‘premium’ poles while Unger and Reach-iT have not. The benefits of Kevlar is 1. that it does not con- duct electricity (the pole handle must be dry) and 2. that it is VERY abrasive resistant. The weaknesses of Kevlar is 1. that it has half the rigidity of Ultra High Modulus Carbonfiber and 2. that it is a woven product (which means only half the fibres are adding rigidity in the direction that you want it). If the objective of a flagship product is to deliver maximum possible modulus (rigidity), then Kev- lar cannot be included.
WCM: Where in the world will you be visiting on one of your famous Reach-iT tours? WCM likes the fact that you guys like to press the flesh and get out and meet window cleaners.
PT: Yes .. we are just back from the HUGE EVENT in Washington DC, Harrison is heading to Singa- pore and Australia before the end of the year, and I am planning a return visit to USA with a week maybe in Canada.
^ Picture: Taken at Windows 101 in Seattle.
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We attribute the incredible advancement of the Reach-iT design (our business is just 4.5 years old) to the volume of face-to-face and social media feedback that we get, our ability to confront the issues from the customer’s perspective and our willingness to re-invest in modifying our designs and moulds ( e.g. we made 22 modifications to the RHINO CLAMPS).
WCM: As always Perry thank you for speaking so frankly, with WCM.
PT: If it ain’t frank, it ain’t real, Lee – did anyone ever tell you that you open your mouth REALLY wide when you take a selfie? Hahaha
#loveyoursmilebuddy
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