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To: Nathan Hansen who wrote (342)4/6/1998 3:29:00 PM
From: Drew Byford  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1208
 
This just in

APRIL 6, 1998

TCT Announces OEM Contract Supply Agreement

CALGARY, ALBERTA--Thermal Control Technologies Corp. (ASE:TCT
NASD OTC BB:TCTCF) and Road King De Mexico, S.A. De C.V. of
Monterrey, Mexico hereby announce that TCT and Road King have
agreed to enter into a one year OEM contract whereby TCT will be
the exclusive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of Charge Air
Coolers (CAC's) for factory installation on Road King's Class 8
heavy duty truck line. Solicitors for TCT and Road King are
preparing formal documentation which will be signed in early
April. TCT began supplying CAC's to Road King in March 1998.

Road King manufactures heavy duty trucks for sale into the U.S.A.,
Mexico, South Africa and Colombia. Road King currently
manufactures approximately 40 Class 8 heavy duty trucks per month
and is negotiating several contracts throughout Central and South
America.

Through subsidiaries and affiliated companies of Road King, TCT
has also secured a prominent distribution network throughout
Mexico. This network consists of 35 independent Freightliner and
Kenworth distributors as well as servicing, repair and parts
distribution.

TCT is also negotiating a supply contract with Road King for
complete cooling systems including CAC's, radiators, fans and
other heat exchange equipment.

TCT President and CEO, Blaine Maller stated:

"This is the first OEM contract TCT has secured in the heavy duty
truck industry and we are very excited about our new relationship
with Road King. TCT products have been proven in the aftermarket
and for TCT to become an OEM supplier to Road King is a strong
endorsement of our technology and products. TCT is developing and
testing several prototype cooling systems which should lead to new
OEM supply contracts not only in the heavy duty truck industry but
also in the heavy duty equipment, industrial, agricultural, marine
and remote power generation industries.

The demand for advanced cooling systems will continue to increase
as new emission standards are implemented and larger horsepower
engines are brought into production. TCT's technology enables the
OEM manufacturers to meet these stringent requirements while
optimizing the performance of the engine".

TCT is also pleased to announce that construction of TCT's new
manufacturing facility in Prescott, Arizona has begun and TCT
expects to begin manufacturing CAC's at the new facility in August
1998. TCT purchased 5.5 acres of prime industrial land in the
Prescott Airpark. The 30,000 square foot facility will triple the
size of the current Lincoln, Nebraska plant while allowing for
future expansion on the parcel.

TCT also announces that CAC sales and specialty cooling package
sales continue to increase. TCT's CAC sales for heavy duty trucks
reached 695 in March 1998.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of Thermal Control
Technologies Corp.

Blaine Maller