Manufacturers: Hurst Boiler

March 29, 2000

Hurst Boiler Co., Inc. (Coolidge, GA), has announced the availability of its “Faxcat” product literature service via its www.hurstboiler.com website. The company’s product brochures are now made available through any fax machine by requesting them at the website. A CD-ROM version with PlantSpec CAD drawings may also be requested.

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