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  • HIT Series Photovoltaic Panels
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 2009-05-29
  • SanyoHIT Series photovoltaic panels for residential, grid-connected systems feature a proprietary hybrid of single crystalline silicon surrounded by ultra-thin, amorphous silicon layers to reach greater cell and module efficiencies. Panels measure 51.2 by 35.2 inches, achieve an STC maximum power rating of 180 to 205 W, and boast conversion efficiencies up to 17.4 percent. 469-362-5600. More
  • Impact Ready Drill Bits
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 2009-06-01
  • DeWaltSpecifically engineered for impact drivers, Impact Ready drill bits are five times more durable than conventional hex-shank drill bits, allowing them to withstand high levels of torque and last longer, the maker says. The bits' one-piece shank design helps reduce bit breakage, a tapered web design provides added strength, and a pilot point tip allows the bit to begin drilling more quickly, thus speeding up drilling time and reducing burrs. More

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  • Sensibuilt Launches New Product For Deck Installation
  • Source: 1/5/2009
  • Sensibuilt Building Solutions, LLC, the leader in the development and manufacture of high-quality alternative building materials, announces the launch of the Deck Pilot, a new hidden fastening system developed exclusively for Sensibuilt decking. The Deck Pilot system (patent-pending) gives contractors a simple, strong, cost-effective way to install Sensibuilt decks without exposed screw heads or expensive brackets. It delivers the best-looking finish on the market today, installs in a fraction of the time with simple screw fasteners and saves two dollars or more per square foot in material costs. More

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