Revenues from something *other* than Fry Guy!
One of the sleeping divisions just woke up...
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 1, 1997--
Dust control in world's largest fiberboard plant
Alanco Environmental Resources Corp. (NASDAQ:ALAN) Tuesday
announced its wholly owned subsidiary, Alanco Environmental
Manufacturing Inc., has been awarded a major dust control contract
for the world's largest fiberboard plant, currently under
construction in Eldorado, Ark.
In a contract valued in excess of $600,000, Alanco will provide
the Del-Tin Fiber, LLC Medium Density Fiberboard Plant with
13 state-of-the-art RLP cartridge filters for capturing wood dust in
the processing plant. The Alanco filters will process and clean
approximately 436,000 cubic feet of air per minute.
Alanco Environmental Manufacturing Inc. President Ron Krebs
said, "We are proud to be a part of this world class project and
attribute our participation to our demonstrated ability to perform,
as well as our engineering expertise, application knowledge and
reputation for service."
Del-Tin is a joint venture between Deltic Timber Corp. and
Temple Inland Forest Products Corp. Deltic Timber owns about
350,000 acres of southern yellow pine in Arkansas and Louisiana,
while Temple Inland owns and operates wood processing plants
throughout the United States. The Del-Tin joint venture will have
an annual capacity of 150 million square feet of medium density
fiberboard, and will begin production in early 1998.
Alanco Environmental Manufacturing Inc., located in Falls City,
Neb., designs and manufactures industrial air pollution control
filters for nuisance or hazardous dusts and associated peripheral
equipment, as well as agricultural aeration and drying equipment and
systems, and pneumatic conveying packages and systems to handle bulk
commodities. The company also offers custom design and fabrication
of specialized equipment.
CONTACT:
Alanco Investor Relations, 602/607-1010 |
