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Can you tell me how the needle on truflate kit 15-165 releases the insert as opposed to an open or split needle tool?

 

This string and tool kit is designed to be used as follows:

 

Insert the string half way through the eye of the needle

Insert tool through the tire

Pull  the tool back through the tire until the end of the tool comes through the tire

Cut the string at the end the tool

 

This string gets cut when you pull the tool through the tire instead of turning the tool slightly to dislodge the string on open eye needles.

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I ship many of your products to drilling contractors here in Houston, but they in turn ship them to their rigs all over the world. Where can I get schedule B numbers and country of origin on your products?

Our Customer Service department would be happy to help with any product data you need.  Please contact them at (800) 770-4639 or email at customerservice@plews.com.

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I have a Lubrimatic product that I need compatibility info and Product Sheet/MSDS. The product is Lubrimatic Air Compressor Oil SAE30 UPC barcode 079700117011, Code #11701.The product is made by Plews/Edelmann, Dixon, IL

For our current products, MSDS sheets may be found at http://www.plews-edelmann.com/msds/.

Unfortunately, this particular product is obsolete and no longer available.  

Please contact Customer Service at (800) 545-1689 for more information. 

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I do not see any mention of warranty anywhere on the website. Are your products warrantied or are the disposable?

Warranties vary by product.  More specific information may be obtained by contacting our Customer Service department at (800) 545-1689.

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cross milton # s1837 to tru-flate

The Milton S-1837 3/8" Male Plug H-Style, 2/card would be the equivalent of our Tru-Flate part number 12-527.

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