Thern Inc. is expanding its product catalog with the introduction of the Silver Line of products. The line is launching with the new imported stainless steel TSSBW Series hand winch, formerly referred to as the Titan Series.

Shortly after relocating to Nevada, PAC International began utilizing the services of Opportunity Village, a non-profit community rehabilitation organization, to assemble Resilient Sound Isolation Clips.

Donald Ray Presson, 77, the founder and president of Spray King Manufacturing, Inc. of Fresno, Calif., died Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, after a long illness. He was born March 17, 1931.

One-hundred and forty-eight regional “Contractor of the Year” Winners were named by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry during this year’s regional competition.

Lafarge North America is weathering today's turbulent economy by identifying alternative energy sources that help protect natural resource and reduce costs at the same time.

Millard Fuller, the visionary Christian with a single-minded, some say stubborn, focus that resulted in more than 300,000 houses built for the poor, died unexpectedly Monday night, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

JLG Industries announced the introduction of a Fluid Analysis Program for its customers of telehandlers, aerial work platforms, and other equipment in North America.

The International Powered Access Federation will host a safety program at this year’s Intermat construction show in Paris. The program aimed at users of aerial work platforms, Job Access will be the focus of the IPAF stand E5 J 020 in the outdoor area. 

A comparative performance test by an independent testing laboratory confirmed the accuracy and dependability of Zircon’s stud finders and other wall scanning tools, while revealing safety concerns about similar products manufactured by The Stanley Works, Zircon reported in a press release.

USG Corporation, a leading building products company, reported fourth quarter 2008 net sales of $981 million and a preliminary net loss of $172 million.