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cracked and irregular subfloors, and old flooring. This feature also allows FreeStyle products


to be installed without adhesives and at a much lower cost than conventional flooring, which in- creases the value of “scrap” plastics to the cus- tomer. Backed by a 10-year commercial wear war- ranty, FreeStyle not only will quickly cover a prob- lem floor, but also provide an attractive, function- al floor surface for many years to come. As part of the residential division, Place N’


Go flooring provides homeowners with access to top-performing interlocking flooring that is adhe- sive-free and easy to install in any room of a home. The company’s flooring systems have a durable


top layer that comes in a variety of decorative styles and colors to complement the basement, home office, kitchen, living room, home gym, kids’ playroom, or bathroom. Place N’ Go flooring is made with a resilient recy- cled plastic that resists moisture and installs easily over a variety of prob- lem subfloors. It requires no underlay- ments, moisture barriers or adhesives, making it ideal for basement floor sub- strates: simply snap the tiles together, and the floor is ready for use. Backed by a 25-year residential


wear warranty, Place N’ Go flooring will not only quickly cover problem floors including basement flooring foundations, but it will provide an at- tractive, functional surface for many years to come. Ricciardelli adds, “Our company is committed to changing the flooring industry to help better our en- vironment. Place N’ Go has one of the highest recycled contents —70 percent — of any decorative flooring product, and it is 100-percent recyclable back into new Place N’ Go products.” The company’s modular and


New England Wire Expands Analytical


Tyco Subcom built a new facility, but the


concrete would not cure fast enough to use glue-down flooring. SelecTech’s FreeStyle


ESD flooring is not sensitive to the moisture in concrete, allowing the company to save months.


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glue-down flooring from all three divisions are certi- fied MAS Green. Only products that pass the strin-


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gent MAS tests can display the MAS Certified Green logo. This logo is the customer’s assurance that Se- lecTech’s flooring is certified for low VOC emissions. SelecTech also cares about its products and


the customers who purchase them after they leave the company’s hands. “Once a customer is done with it, we will buy it back to recycle into new tiles,” concludes Ricciardelli. “By forgoing the use of glues and harsh solvents, it is even easier to give our materials a new life. How many other compa- nies can say that?” Contact: SelecTech, Inc., 33 Wales Avenue,


Avon, MA 02322 % 508-583-3200 E-mail: jberk@selectech.com Web: www.selectech.com r


See at IPC APEX, Booth 3028


Capabilities Lisbon, NH — New England Wire Technologies (NEWT) has installed a scanning electron microscope (SEM) with energy-dispersive X-ray spec- troscopy (EDS) and an associated ar- gon ion mill for sample preparation. The SEM will allow NEWT to


examine samples with orders of magnitude higher magnification than standard optical microscopes. The EDS capability will enable NEWT to map out the atomic compo- sition of a sample, essentially telling the chemistry, dimensions, and structure of the sample. For exam- ple, NEWT can determine the thick- ness and uniformity of plating on any gauge wire sample. The ion mill will aid in sample


preparation by precisely removing material, in effect making a cut with- out the deformation and smearing as- sociated with the use of a blade, saw or mechanical mill. The SEM will be a significant addition to New England Wire’s analytical capabilities, allow- ing NEWT to bring more analyses in house, reducing turnaround time, and continuously improving both process- es and products. Contact: New England Wire


Technologies, 130 North Main Street, Lisbon, NH 03585 % 603-838-6624 E-mail: info@newenglandwire.com Web: www.newenglandwire.com


See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 1847


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