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New Distribution in Australia
March 15, 2010
Literature Now Available for Download
Newsletters Available Online
NEW COLOR FOR LFP




New Distribution in Australia

Witt Lining Systems is proud to announce that it has joined with Magnum Agencies in cooperation with MacDermid Australia in a new distribution relationship.   Magnum and MacDermid will cover Witt’s drop in tank liner sales throughout Australia and New Zealand.   In particular Magnum and MacDermid will be focusing on Witt’s line of Koroseal PVC drop in liners.   For information contact Tony Smith of Magnum at  08 9385 4688 or magnum@q-net.net.au.



March 15, 2010
Witt Lining Systems is featured in the current edition of 'Pollution Equipment News'  http://www.pollutionequipment-digital.com/pollutionequipment/20100203#pg6

Literature Now Available for Download
7/24/09
Witt Lining Systems has new literature and it is now available for download directly from our website. All files are available in PDF format for ease of viewing.
 
Note that all documents are copyrighted and to be used for informational purposes only. Distributors may call or e-mail our offices for permission to reproduce literature for distribution.


Newsletters Available Online
7/24/09
A new edition of HeadLiners will be available in August 2009. For the most recent news check this page weekly as news items are updated frequently.
 
The Fall 2008 edition of our HeadLiners newsletter is still available by clicking the "Newsletter" link. If you would like to receive our newsletter by e-mail, please send your request to michelleh@wittliners.com with Newsletter in the subject line.


NEW COLOR FOR LFP
5/28/09
When LFP was first developed it was not possible to add a color to it without affecting the inert properties of the material.  As such the LFP was produced in its natural white state.  Recently developments in manufacturing have allowed for the introduction of colors with out affecting the inherent chemical inertness of the LFP.  Moving forward, LFP liners and skirts will be produced with a more aesthetically pleasing blue colored LFP material.  LFP will remain chemically inert, handle temperatures to 500o F, and still be an excellent choice for skirting material for hard chrome plating.