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New Washing System Bears Weight
ChemFree Corp. introduces the SW-37
SmartWasher Bioremediating Parts Washing
System, adding to the company's award-winning SmartWasher, OzzyJuice and OzzyMat
product line.
The SW-37 is engineered for the most demanding parts-cleaning jobs and was built with
weight in mind.
With 1,000 pounds of load capacity, the SW37 holds more weight than typical parts-washing
systems. The oversized sink accommodates both
large and small parts, helping maximize today's
shrinking capital equipment budgets, according to the company. The SW-37 SmartWasher
moves on a ﬁxed dolly with locking casters and
also sports an adjustable thermostat, timed ﬂow
controls, interchangeable brushes and a detachable control box. The SW-37 Mobile Heavyweight parts washer delivers weight-bearing
versatility and rugged construction.
Uniting superior cleaning performance and
environmental responsibility, the SmartWasher
parts-washing systems include the parts-washer
equipment, non-hazardous OzzyJuice cleaning
solutions and OzzyMats, which are microbeimpregnated ﬁlters. The combination of these
three products allows users to eliminate or dramatically reduce waste streams, the expense

The SW-37 SmartWasher is a parts-washing
system from ChemFree Corp. that features 1,000
pounds of load capacity - more than typical partswashing systems.
of hazardous waste removal, the associated
liabilities of generating waste and the hassles of
regulatory compliance.
For information, visit chemfree.com.
- L.M.

Shirt Sales Help Education in Asia
Intentional Apparel uses proceeds from sales
of high-quality apparel to provide orphans in Asia the
ﬁnancial means to attend college.

A 2006 trip to Thailand changed Chris
Breneman's life forever. While on a 12-hour
train ride from Bangkok to the smaller town of
Ubon Ratchathani, he saw images that he says
will forever be embedded in his mind and heart.
"I saw extreme poverty, sickness, lack of
education and lots more," he says. "I witnessed
ﬁrsthand the uneducated population of children
as our team taught English to two different age
groups. My heart broke for these children and

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for those who could not or did not attend some
form of schooling growing up."
Breneman was introduced to Asia's Hope,
an organization that helps build orphanages in
Thailand and Cambodia. After learning of the
organization's vision, he started Intentional
Apparel to raise money for Asia's Hope to
reach the hill tribes of these countries.
Based in Lancaster, Pa., Intentional Apparel's
mission is to provide Thai, Cambodian and Indian orphans the ﬁnancial means to attend college
via proceeds from sales of high-quality apparel.
The company's vision is to provide sustainability
for these young adults and their future families
through education and accountability.
For information, visit intentionalapparel.
com. - M.D.

| M&R, Glen Ellyn, Ill., recently
announced the addition of
the Kruzer to its line of screen
printing presses. The entrylevel manual screen printing
press includes numerous
design features, including tapered rolling-bearer-supported upper and lower carousels,
a precise micro-registration
system, a machined center
shaft and three-point pallet
leveling system. The press's
lever-adjusted off-contact
system operates vertically,
eliminating the need for a
separate angle adjustment,
according to the company.
| Transfer Express, Mentor,
Ohio, has debuted a free electronic art prooﬁng service to
ensure customer satisfaction,
according to the company.
Customers can be shown free
proofs of artwork before purchasing as long as the order
is placed from the same art
proof. There is a small charge
to start the proof, which is
deducted when the transfer
order is placed. An Easy Prints
proof ordered prior to 11 a.m.
EST will be available the same
day. A proof from original
artwork submitted before 3
p.m. EST is available in two
working days. Customers also
have the option of ordering
without seeing proofs.
| The Specialty Advertising
Association of Greater New
York (SAAGNY) elected three
industry veterans to serve
on its board of directors. In
accordance with association
bylaws, the board then elected
ﬁve directors to serve as ofﬁcers in 2014. George Gorniok,
MAS, of supplier Notes Inc.
was re-elected to a new term.
Eric Rackoff, a Northeast account manager for distributor
Staples Promotional Products,
also was re-elected to a new
four-year term. Finally, Paul
Sprunk, president of multiline rep ﬁrm Paul W. Sprunk
Associates, joins the board
after many years of active
participation with SAAGNY.
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