Cold Chain Technologies has launched the KoolWatch — a highly accurate, easy-to-use, compact, disposable electronic temperature monitor that indicates whether a product has been maintained within critical temperature parameters during shipment and storage. The KoolWatch has been designed to reliably monitor the integrity of virtually any temperature-sensitive product. — Cold Chain Technologies, 29 Everett Road, Holliston, Mass., 01746, phone: (508) 429-1395, fax: (508) 429-9056, Web site: www.coldchaintech.com

The Mettler Toledo JAGXTREME™ Scale Terminal with an integral Graphical Operator Interface for Harsh Environments (JXHG) provides an intuitive, user-centered design interface to weighing applications. The powerful, flexible, graphics-based system allows customers to quickly and efficiently create user-friendly operator screens tailored to specific applications. The 256-color graphic palette guides users through various applications and simultaneous device operation, reducing training time and potential errors. An extensive Mettler Toledo library of objects allows for the graphical display of system information using bar graphs, bitmaps and simple animation. — Mettler-Toledo Inc., 1900 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, Ohio, 43240-4035, phone: (614) 438-4511, fax (614) 438-4900, Web site: www.mt.com

Fort Dearborn Co., a leading provider of high-impact decorative labels for high-velocity consumer goods marketers, has answered the call for faster cycle times and graphically enhanced labels in the beverage industry. The ongoing shift from glass bottles and metal cans to plastic containers — as well as the beverage industry’s focus on consumer mobility — is spurring the growth of synthetic labels, and Fort Dearborn is at the forefront of this trend. The coated, white polypropylene film used for synthetic labels provides excellent printing and converting performance. The labels are printed with Fort Dearborn’s HiColour™ six-color printing process that delivers up to 85 percent of PMS colors and is completely tailored to the needs of the packaging industry. Printing in HiColour affords the option of combination runs. — Fort Dearborn Co., 6035 Gross Point Road, Niles, Ill., 60714, phone: (773) 774-4321 Fax: (773) 774-9105, e-mail: info@fortdearborn.com, Web site: www.fortdearborn.com

Elopak is bringing a respected line of plastic-bottle fillers and related equipment to the United States and Canada under an exclusive agreement with Filmatic Packaging Systems (FPS). These systems will be marketed under the Elofill brand. Elopak will provide sales, technical service and spare parts for FPS bottle fillers, cappers, unscramblers and rinsers. This broad line is well established around the world with more than 2,600 installations, nearly 1,000 of which are in dairies. A wide range of standard machines, fresh through ESL/ultra-clean, can fill bottles as small as 4 ounces and larger than 1 gallon. Available in various speeds, Elofill models can be provided with eight to 60 heads with a design that can accommodate many different configurations. — Elopak Inc., 30000 S. Hill Road, New Hudson, Mich., 48165-9350, phone: (248) 486-4600, fax: (248) 486-4601

Filler Specialties has introduced a new ACFS Pick and Place Capper Series to its current extensive line of liquid fillers and cappers. The new series model incorporates the company’s current pick-and-place capper and is offered in both a new stand alone model and monoblock filler and capper model. Features include the same stainless-steel base and individually adjustable stainless-steel magnetic clutches with quick-changeover capping heads. This rotary style, gear-driven system with variable speed control is available in various sizes to meet speeds from 50 to 600 bottles per minute and engineered to handle even the most difficult container and cap combinations. — Filler Specialties Inc., 440 100th St., Zeeland, Mich., 49464, phone: (616) 772-9235, fax: (616) 772-9235, e-mail: filler@filler-specialties.com, Web site: www.filler-specialties.com

In food and dairy pressure and level measurement applications, it’s critical the device adhere to the latest 3A standards for sanitary instrumentation. Viatran’s Model 363 is a gage and absolute pressure transmitter with a Tri-clamp connection. The all-welded, stainless-steel model provides maximum protection against corrosion and high humidity. The flush diaphragm inhibits bacterial growth and facilitates clean-in-place (CIP) systems. — Viatran Corp., 300 Industrial Drive, Grand Island, N.Y., 14072, phone: (716) 773-1700, (716) 773-2488, e-mail: solutions@viatran.com, Web site: www.viatran.com

Fristam Pumps has introduced a new powder mixer for high-performance blending of dry and wet ingredients into a fluid stream. This efficient new mixing method incorporates a Fristam FZX liquid-ring pump and FS shear blender into a system that pulls a consistent amount of vacuum and maintains performance even as viscosity increases. — Fristam Pumps, 2410 Parview Road, Middleton, Wis., 53562, phone: (608) 831-5001 or (800) 841-5001, fax: (608) 831-8467, Web site: fristam.com

Rexam Closures’ LLC-2 two-piece dispensing closures provide customers with the ultimate dispensing convenience. The closures feature a stay-back hinge for ease of pouring. When products are dispensed, the closures’ orifices extend to pull the product back into the package so there is no mess. The patented two-piece closures are molded separately and then snapped together, providing a variety of multi-color options for presenting a dynamic package on the store shelf. The LCC-2 closure’s flush hinge and access-area design prevent breakage during capping and handling while running through the capper like a screw cap. In addition, the rugged, high-performance hinge is designed to withstand the wear and tear of continuous opening and closing. — Rexam Closures & Containers, 3245 Kansas Road, Evansville, Ind., 47725, phone: (812) 868-2228, fax: (812) 867-7802, Web site: www.rexam.com/closures

The new Two-Position Micrometer from Spray Dynamics eliminates hand adjustments and the PLC changes the pump volume. Features include a new automatic adjustment, a manual volume adjustment MSI pump and an automatic volume adjustment MSI pump. Controls depend on existing model and will need a quote. — Spray Dynamics Ltd., 108 Bolte Lane, St. Clair, Mo., 63077, phone: (636) 629-7366, fax: (636) 629-7455, e-mail: spray@usmo.com, Web site: www.spraydynamics.com

Zip-Pak® has developed a zipper to complement a revolutionary new pouch-making technology that dramatically increases production speeds for zippered stand-up pouches. The new Pouch King from Cincinnati-based R.A. Jones & Co. Inc., combines Jones’ proprietary rotary sealing turret technology with Zip-Pak’s unique press-to-close zipper to produce high-quality resealable stand-up pouches. — Zip-Pak, a division of ITW,1800 Sycamore Road, Manteno, Ill., 60950, phone: (800) 488-6973

Waukesha Cherry-Burrell’s Tru-Fit™ close-coupled pump drive is designed to free up critical plant space, resolve alignment issues and increase process productivity. With a 20 to 25 percent average reduction in overall pump length, Tru-Fit has a smaller footprint than traditional coupled pumps and is available with a right-angle gear reducer to conserve even more space. Tru-Fit’s unique self-aligning shaft eliminates the need for couplings and guards as well as the high-maintenance costs associated with shaft misalignment. The pump drive’s maintenance-friendly adapter and compact and open base design allows for easy cleaning. Unique features for Tru-Fit for the dairy, beverage and food industries include more than 70 gear ratios for each size, 1/5 to 60 horsepower motors, optional stainless-steel base and three-bolt mounting to minimize pump change-out time. — Waukesha Cherry-Burrell, 611 Sugar Creek Road, Delavan, Wis., 53115, phone: (262) 728-1900, fax: (262) 728-4904, Web site: www.gowcb.com

Burkert introduces the Type 8311 Pressure Mini-Transmitter, boasting a two-wire 4-20mA output and two transistor switch outputs. In a single package, this intelligent unit offers indication, monitoring, transmitting, continuous on/off control and high/low alarm capabilities. It is designed for applications that include pressure control, filter monitoring and pump dry-run protection. The Type 8311 employs two NPN or two PNP programmable transistor switch outputs (open collector/700mA max). The menu-driven unit is programmed via a three-key pad with critical data presented on an extra-large, eight-character digital display that also incorporates a 10-segment bar graph. The process value (4-20mA) is transmittable to a PLC. — Burkert, 21072 Bake Parkway, Suite 100, Lake Forest, Calif., 92630, phone: (949) 837-7600, fax: (949) 837-7343

Columbia Machine now uses Intralox® modular plastic conveyor belting for palletizer discharge conveyors, providing a more stable means for transporting unitized loads. Columbia’s design engineers worked closely with Intralox to develop new style of conveyor, which offers a less expensive alternative to slat conveyors and eliminates the chordal action that can cause load degradation.

— Columbia Machine Inc., P.O. Box 8950, Vancouver, Wash., 98668-8950, phone: (360) 694-1501, fax: (360) 690-4583, e-mail: pallsales@colmac.com, Web site: www.palletizing.com

The CSB-System software package has been tailored to meet the specific requirements of the food and beverage industry while allowing for adequate room for growth and future enhancements. The modular approach allows the software to be easily integrated into any existing IT structure. The combination of all available standard modules — including Enterprise Resource Planning, Production Planning and Control, Automated Data Capture and Computer Integrated Manufacturing — yields a high-performance corporate management system. Advantages of CSB-System include maximized growth potential, flexible material planning and capacity resources and paperless HACCP. CSB-System also offers solutions for accounting and finance, human resources and customer relationship management. — CSB-System International, 3131 Camino del Rio North, Suite 580, San Diego, Calif., 92108, phone: (800) 852-9977 or (619) 640-0436, fax: (800) 851-6299 or (619) 640-0476, e-mail: contactus@csb-system.com, Web site: www.csb-system.com

Action Instruments, part of Eurotherm Inc., a leading supplier of industrial instrumentation for process control and data acquisition products and unit of Invensys plc, has published a new short-form catalog covering the company’s line of signal conditioners, limit alarms, field transmitters and other industrial process instruments. The catalog includes the newly released Ultra SlimPak II line of DIN rail-mount signal conditioners. A new product selector guide has been included to aid engineers in locating products they need. For a copy of the catalog, contact Eurotherm at (703) 669-1324, e-mail info@eurotherm.com or download a copy at www.actionio.com. — Action Instruments, 741-F Miller Drive, Leesburg, Va., 20175-8993, phone: (703) 443-0000, fax: (703) 669-1300

Mycom’s I-Series Compressor, currently available in 160 mm rotor diameter and 180 mm rotor length, is designed to operate with anhydrous ammonia or R-22. Features of industrial refrigeration compressors include D-flange motor mounting, CP-iP control panel, efficient design for variable frequency drive system, no oil pump required, oil filtration system, integral strainer, capacity control, volumetric ratio, oil cooling and bearings. — Mycom, 16825 I.H. 35 North, Selma, Texas, 78154, phone: (888) 886-9266, Web site: www.mycomus.com

The newly designed OK Superformer meets tough U.S. flexibility requirements with a simple and easy-to-use case erector. One of the most advanced case erectors on the market, it forms up to 16 cases per minute. The OK Superformer is a complete machine as standard. Some of the standard specifications included automatic box squaring, low taper or box alarm, one turn of a handle to change four adjustments points and stainless-steel construction. — O/K International Corp., 73 Bartlett St., Marlborough, Mass., 01752, phone: (508) 303-8286, fax: (508) 303-8207, Web site: www.okcorp.com

Rich caramel, fudge and jam are popular ingredients in ice cream. With the new Hoyer Addus VF 1000 F variegate feeder from Tetra Pak Hoyer, the addition of such high-viscosity ingredients is more cost-efficient. The Hoyer Addus VF 1000 F hopper is suspended on weighing cells and the control system is similar to the Hoyer Addus FF Fruit Feeder. Production parameters are constantly displayed and can be stored in the computer memory for next production run of the same product. The 3-A-approved pump provides a constant, non-pulsating flow, ensuring a high level of dosing accuracy and uniform product appearance over time. — Tetra Pak Hoyer Inc., 753 Geneva Parkway, Lake Geneva, Wis., 53147, phone: (262) 249-7400, fax: (262) 249-7500, e-mail: hoyerusa@tetrapakhoyer.com, Web site: www.tetrapakhoyer.com

KVP now offers a conveyor Chain Buyer’s Kit that provides everything needed to select from the company’s full line of RAM plastic and steel flat top, snap-on, multi-flex, gripper and case conveyor chains. The kit also covers KVP’s 40P and 60P flat top plastic roller chains. The boxed “kit” includes a full line chain catalog, chain manufacturer cross-reference information and KVP’s new volume-based price list. — KVP, a subsidiary of Summa Industries, 1036A MacArthur Road, Reading, Pa., 19605, phone: (610) 373-1400 or (800) 445-7898, fax: (610) 373-7448, e-mail: info@kvp-inc, Web site: www.kvpfalcon.com

Autoprod addresses high-speed product handling concerns with its new continuous motion filling and sealing system for preformed containers. Suitable for all types of food products including beverages, yogurts, desserts, entrees and HMR meals, the new system also takes advantage of Autoprod’s new frame design. This system features an integrated servo-controlled CIP/SIP piston filling system but can be supplied with most any other type of filler including scales, volumetric pocket or vibratory. The continuous motion feature allows processors to fill products of lower viscosity at high speeds while allowing smaller headspace in the container. — Autoprod Inc., 5355 115th Ave. North, Clearwater, Fla., 33760, phone: (727) 572-7753, e-mail: sales@autoprodinc.com, Web site: www.autoprodinc.com

Rexroth has developed a pneumatic valve manifold system for wash-down applications. Clean Line Series CL03 features a hygienic design and high protection class. The Series CL03 valve system has an IP69K protection class rating for high-pressure wash down as high as 1450 psi. Benefits include improved system performance because valves are mounted closer to the actuators. With a high flow of up to 0.85Cv, the valves can perform many tasks. Options include multi-pin connection or serial communication for major protocols, which allow the use of Rexroth advanced diagnostic capabilities. The CL03 consists of individual subbases in inch or ISO-G ports, and the system can be expanded up to 16 valves in single-valve increments. Since each valve can be individually supplied with two different pressures, one valve system can handle up to 32 different pressures. — Bosch Rexroth Corp., 5150 Prairie Stone Parkway, Hoffman Estates, Ill., 60192-3707, phone: (847) 645-3600, Web site: www.boschrexroth-us.com

Seepex progressive cavity pumps are available in packaged skids designed to eliminate the time and costs associated with engineering, procuring, assembling and commissioning flow-control systems. Flows range from 1cc/min to 20gpm on standard skids and 1000:1 constant-torque turndown is now available through advanced AC motor technology. The skids can deliver thin to highly viscous liquids as well as corrosive and solid-laden chemicals. — Seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Drive, Enon, Ohio, 45323, phone: (937) 864-7150, fax: (937) 864-7157, e-mail: sales@seepex.net, Web site: www.seepex.com

Meese Orbitron Dunne’s heavy-duty Ship Shape bulk containers safely stack up to three high when filled and covered and nest empty up to seven high without locking to maximize available space between the top rack and ceiling. Rotationally molded from durable polyethylene in a single piece, the rigid Ship Shape containers accommodate up to 1,500 pounds each, permitting taller, more secure stack heights and the use of additional rack levels than are possible with wooden pallets. Available in seven different designs with capacities ranging from 32 to 40 cubic feet with two- or four-way lift access. Ship Shape containers are weatherproof and resist heat and cold, enabling shipping and storage of dry, bulk chemicals and pharmaceuticals, plastic resins, automotive and machinery components, scrap and recyclable materials and other non-regulated products. — Meese Orbitron Dunne Co., 4920 State Road, P.O. Box 607, Ashtabula, Ohio, 44004, (800) 772-7659, (440) 998-1202, fax: (440) 992-4667, Web site: www.modroto.com

Designed for use in food processing plants, the 3M™ Petrifilm™ Environmental Listeria Plate method is faster, easier and more informative than current methods of Listeria detection. This easy-to-use method delivers results within 31 hours of sampling and provides three powerful ways to interpret results. The new plates require no enrichment, making them a safer method for testing. Other methods such as chromogenic agars and immunoassay tests can take more time and may require more steps. — 3M Microbiology, 3M Center, Bldg. 275-5W-05, P.O. Box 33275, St. Paul, Minn., 55133-3275, phone: (651) 733-1213, fax: (651) 737-1994, e-mail: microbiology@mmm.com, Web site: www.3m.com/microbiology

Valco has introduced 300-Series electric valves in a 15-millimeter-wide package. With advanced solenoid technology, the 300-Series valves are capable of applying extremely short patterns at high machine speeds, according to the company. An adjustable stroke version is also available to enhance dotting performance. Valco's purge switch is located on the front of the valve and the nozzle size is clearly imprinted on the outside of the tip. The valve is fully sealed with an 18-inch cable for immersion in water for cleaning. A lightweight plunger features a carbide ball seating on a ceramic nozzle tip for a longer lifecycle. The 300-Series valve is suited for applications in the envelope, mailer and folding carton industries as well as other high-speed graphics and paper-converting uses. — Valco Cincinnati, 411 Circle Freeway Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45246, phone: (513) 874-6550, Web site: www.valcocincinnatiinc.com

By combining the distinct advantages of both traditional thermoforming and blow molding, PBM Plastics’ patented new Melt-Phase forming technology is creating previously unheard of shapes and capabilities for use by plastics engineers. The new process creates containers that can be thinner, with deeper draws, seamless walls and precision flanges — all with a variety of materials that offer engineers heat-resistant and chemical-resistant capabilities and more. — PBM Plastics, 240 Enterprise Drive, Newport News, Va., 23603, phone: (757) 888-6800, fax: (757) 888-6373, Web site: www.pbmplastics.com

Multivac’s new QuickLoad™ conveyor option for the B500 belted chamber machine is easy to use and requires only one person to operate. Other benefits include a variety of seal heights, hygienic design, adjustable speeds and a built-in self-diagnostic backup system to prevent the negative effect of breakdowns. — Multivac Inc., 11021 N.W. Pomona Ave., Kansas City, Mo., 64153, phone: (816) 891-0555, fax: (816) 891-0622, Web site: www.multivac.com

Psion Teklogix now offers 900 MHz, class 0 (read only) and class 1 (read and write) RFID tethered tag readers that operate with the company’s line of rugged mobile computing devices. The new RFID tethered readers provide Psion Teklogix customers with an RFID device that they can use to meet compliance requirements from Wal-Mart and the Department of Defense. — Psion Teklogix Inc., 2100 Meadowvale Blvd., Mississauga, Ontario L5N 7J9, Canada, phone: (905) 812-6382, e-mail: ptinfo@psion.com

Food processors can operate critical application equipment for extended periods of time without significant wear and damage with Anderol’s high-performance food machinery greases. Anderol® 783 is designed with synthetic base fluids and advanced anti-wear chemistries to reduce equipment friction and overall operating temperatures. Even in extreme temperature and pressure applications, Anderol 783 doesn’t soften or evaporate, which extends lubrication cycles, reduces equipment wear and minimizes maintenance costs. Anderol’s grease products are based on white oils such as the PQ® 40 AA and PQ® AA series. White-oil-based food machinery greases have been formulated with advanced anti-wear chemistries to reduce equipment friction and overall operating temperatures. All Anderol greases are rust and oxidation inhibited to preserve the life and performance of critical application equipment including bearings, gears, hinges, packings, slicers and valves. — Anderol Inc., 215 Merry Lane, P.O. Box 518, East Hanover, N.J., 07936, phone: (973) 887-7410 or (888) 263-3765, fax: (973) 887-6930, e-mail: info@anderol.com, Web site: www.anderol.nl

High Plains Freezer Services now offers new technology that gets trucks with palletized loads turned around in just an hour versus the two hours that trucking companies allow. This not only avoids detention charges but, in some cases, also provides rebates to shippers. Other new services include a consolidated pool program to Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska and Utah for LTL shipments. — High Plains Freezer Services Inc., 575 Snowy Range Road, P.O. Box 1470, Laramie, Wyo., 82073, phone: (307) 742-6649, fax: (307) 742-4856, e-mail: info@highplainsfreezer.com, Web site: www.highplainsfreezer.com

With a unique combination of an aluminum complex thickener, white lubricating solids and other additives, Molykote® White Bearing Grease reduces friction, prevents metal-to-metal contact and minimizes wear in food-grade applications, even under high-surface pressures and marginal lubrication conditions. Because the raw materials have been selected to be used in mechanisms where incidental contact with foodstuffs or pharmaceutical products are possible, Molykote White Bearing Grease can be used as lubrication in dairies, beverage, meat processing and pharmaceutical plants; process machinery; and canneries. The grease has been reformulated and meets FSA Regulations 21 CFR 178.3570 and USDA H1 classification and is available in NLGI consistency class 2. Molykote White Bearing Grease has a service temperature range of 1 to 302 degrees F and a drop point of 518 degrees F. It can be applied by hand packing, hand-operated grease guns, automatic greasing equipment and central lubricating systems. When stored at or below 90 degrees in the original unopened containers, the grease has a 60-month usable life from the production date. — Dow Corning Corp., Box 0994, Midland, Mich., 48686, phone: (517) 496-6000, Web site: www.dowcorning.com

The Visulex Ex Camera system is specifically designed for observing and inspecting processing operations, even in explosion-hazard locations. With L.J. Star’s integrated ISO 9001 video system, images can be directly viewed or downloaded to a PC for further analysis. The Visulex camera mounts on any DIN 28120 or similar sight glass, in an overhead observation location, in either new or retrofit applications. — L.J. Star Inc., P.O. Box 1116, Twinsburg, Ohio, 44087, phone: (330) 405-3040, fax: (330) 405-3070, Web site: www.ljstar.com

Johnson Truck Bodies teams up with Oberweis Dairy to build new standard in refrigerated home-delivery trucks.

To ensure the “clinking” sound from the glass milk bottles in their new retail home dairy delivery trucks would be “profitable music,” North Aurora, Ill.-based Oberweis Dairy was very specific in outlining its needs. The new trucks had to be designed for maximum driver comfort and safety, durability and longevity.

As late as 2001, there were those who thought the milkman would forever remain a memory and younger generations would never know home milk delivery. There was solid rationale for such thinking. Home milk delivery had been dying since the 1970s. Americans were drinking less milk and supermarkets were selling milk as a loss leader. The well-known Divco truck responsible for the home milk delivery grunt work in the 1940s and ’50s ceased production in 1986. Rice Lake, Wis.-based Johnson Truck Bodies had stopped production of their delivery truck in the early 1970s.

But as other dairies discontinued home delivery, Oberweis saw opportunity. “In late 2002, we were continuing to experience exploding growth in our retail division as consumers wanted the convenience of the best milk and ice cream delivered right to their door,” says Michael McCarthy, vice president of route sales for Oberweis. “We were running 13 percent sales over 2001 with 30,000 deliveries a week. With an aging fleet and a determination to continue to grow and reach new markets, I had to secure relationships with truck vendors to make sure I had trucks to cover our future needs.”

While home delivery is still only a very small portion of the multi-billion dollar U.S. milk market, it is making a comeback and growing. Hectic modern lives and young parents living in the suburbs are major reasons. In fact, toddlers are one of the keys to a milk route’s success.

Oberweis currently has 45,000 home delivery customers. Based on the territory, a driver can have as few as 100 to as many as 220 customers a day. “One of our biggest advantages is the double-runs we ask of our home delivery trucks. This allows us to serve twice the customers with half the vehicles, hence our requirement for exceptional truck longevity and durability,” says McCarthy. “And it is why I assigned our lead mechanic the task of improving the quality and design of the home delivery milk truck we use today. Although there were truck body vendors who wanted our business, only Johnson Truck Bodies stepped up to the plate with a willingness to do the special fabrication needed for our truck cabs.”

Johnson was up to the task. “Oberweis was very specific in outlining the needs and demands that would be put on their trucks as they significantly push the envelope by having their trucks do double runs during a 20-hour day, five days a week,” says Greg LaFrance, Johnson’s director sales and marketing. “And since a success key to the growing demand for home delivery is its nostalgic element, a specific Oberweis requirement was that the new trucks had to visually represent the nostalgic milk trucks of the 1940s and ’50s.

“The refrigerated body utilizes seamless, fiberglass construction for both interior and exterior. To meet the special custom cab enclosure requirements, the refrigerated body is married to an International 4300 Series chassis. The cab permits full stand-up access to the refrigerated body through an easy slide bulkhead door, and quick and easy exit/entry for customer delivery through a full-glass, one-piece, stand-up curbside door.”

Now that Oberweis has taken delivery of its first new home-delivery milk trucks, the dairy is thrilled with the quality, says McCarthy. “The fiberglass bodies are seamless with no rivets. This makes them great for decal application. More importantly, Johnson bodies are 20-plus percent more thermal efficient than regular metal boxes,” he says. “I have since ordered one more truck and can see the need for more over the next two years as the future growth in home delivery will in large part be due to entering new markets.”

Adds LaFrance: “With Oberweis’s guidance, it is safe to say we have a truck that can meet refrigerated home retail delivery requirements in any North American city.” — Johnson Truck Bodies, a Carlisle Company, 215 E. Allen St., Rice Lake, Wis., 54868, phone: (715) 234-7071 or (800) 922-8360, fax: (715) 234-4628, Web site: www.johnsontruckbodies.com