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TOW in Shopfloors

03/08/2007 4:28 AM

Hi, I am Mani,

Can anybody explain me what is TOW used in shopfloors?

Thanks.
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Re: TOW in Shopfloors

03/09/2007 3:31 AM

Thermal outer wear?
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Re: TOW in Shopfloors

03/10/2007 4:54 PM

Tons of weight? Water? Waste matter?
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Re: TOW in Shopfloors

03/09/2007 5:30 AM

Time Out, Waiting?

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Re: TOW in Shopfloors

03/09/2007 8:24 AM

"Can anybody explain me what is TOW used in shopfloors?"

An in-floor system to pull [tow] carts of materials(s) around the shop or warehouse.

<http://www.nmconveyor.com/infloor_tow_systems.htm>

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Re: TOW in Shopfloors

03/09/2007 10:35 AM

I often use my TOW in shopfloors. It is essential to my method of perambulation/locomotion. In fact, I use more than one TOW. I use 10. Typically, I constrain them within a SHEW allocated for each natural set of 5. I have found this system useful for operating on many surfaces in addition to shop floors, as well.
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