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BEST SELLING PRODUCTS
New models available for the Krueger Audible Overfill Prevention Alarms
The Audible Alarm accessory for the Krueger Gauge line of products has become a hot selling item. Able to provide audible overfill protection or audible low level warnings, it is a convenient and inexpensive solution. In response to feedback, we are now offering the Overfill Gauge Alarm in several new configurations. All of the configurations are available in both our remote mounted versions and direct mounted versions.
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The new solid glass gauge display offers the same or better physical durability as the original plastic tops. However, this new glass gauge top offers much better resistance to sun damage, heat, weathering, chemical fumes, and more.
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I have done some research, and I am proud to announce that the current Krueger Liquid Level Gauge product line will be fully compatible with the new DEF that will be hitting markets soon. I recommend any one of the following three material configurations.
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Inspectors from the state Department of Environmental Resources are ramping up efforts to find unregistered fuel storage tanks, as one local farmer discovered when he was recently fined by the DEP because he had not obtained a permit for his 8,000-gallon tank.
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This is the standard Therma Gauge Model designed to measure liquid level. The base construction for this sight gauge is galvanized wetted rods with HDPE Floats and an Aluminum Bushing. Other options are available for increased compatibility with various liquids.
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Nitrogen oxide (NOx) is a major air pollutant that contributes to smog, asthma and respiratory and heart diseases. It’s a by product of diesel fuel’s high combustion temperatures, which results from the high frictional heat levels created by compressing air in the cylinders to the point at which it can ignite diesel fuel without a spark. This is unlike a gasoline engine, which uses spark ignition to burn gasoline.
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