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FEATURED ARTICLES 23 Complying with CSA 2010

By Mike Price

The groundwater industry needs to get up to speed on the FMCSA’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability initiative.

27 Avoiding Costly Mistakes

By Jennifer Strawn

Make sure you know all of the regulations if you’re transporting hazardous materials.

30 WATER WELL JOURNAL Q & A Lee Orton, JD, Nebraska Well Drillers Association 44 2012 Buyers Guide 44 Index of Products and Services 78 Directory of Manufacturers 105 Directory of Suppliers and Manufacturer Representatives 110 Trade Names

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IN EVERY ISSUE 8 Editor’s Note Saying “Good Job” Takes Only a Few Seconds

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by Mary C. DeVany, CSP, CHMM Breathing Clean Air What well drillers need to know about respiratory protection.

34 Engineering Your Business by Ed Butts, PE, CPI The Fine Points of Efficiency Minor improvements can make a big difference when it comes to an efficient system.

38 The After Market by Ron Slee Performance Standards How do you know when you’re doing a good job?

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person on her way to a meeting at a hotel paused when she was about to pass a coffee shop.

Incredibly, it wasn’t the smell of fresh roasted java that halted her in her tracks. She remembered someone who would be at the meeting had been doing a bang-up job of late. So this person went in the shop, purchased a cup of coffee, and gave it to the fellow attendee along with a hearty thank you when she arrived at the meeting.

It was a gesture that took only a few extra minutes and a few extra bucks.

But it most likely made an impact that is immeasurable—months and months of hard work from a now extra excited employee.

The person who purchased the coffee is the assistant director of human resources at The Broadmoor, a five-star resort in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where the customer service deserves a sixth star.

And it’s obvious why. Every manager at the resort could tell you dozens of personal stories similar to the coffee because recognition is part of their philosophy.

“If it takes you longer than five seconds to remember the last time you told someone they’re doing a great job, it’s been too long,” the director added after recalling her story to me.

Wow. How long has it been for you?

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It won’t ever take that long again though.

Saying “thanks” or “good job” is easy and so helpful. Sometimes the notice of a manager or boss is what truly keeps employees going when the task is tough or the hours are long.

And sometimes recognition does more. It can be the fuel that drives employees to go above and beyond the typical. When employee investment reaches that level, you’ll get performances that could truly impact your company’s bottom line.

The employee recognition program at The Broadmoor is over the top—and they’ve designed it that way. The annual employee of the year is treated to an all expenses paid vacation for his or her family.

The assistant director of human resources said, “When it’s announced, we want it to be a cry on the stage type of moment like the Academy Awards” and “We want our employees to want that moment.”

Obviously, most of our companies are not the size of The Broadmoor and can’t dole out such a prize. But the philosophy behind it is exactly like the free coffee.

And we should all think of a colleague doing a great job when the smell of coffee hits our nose from time to time.

Thad Plumley is the editor of WWJ and director of publications at the National Ground Water Association. He can be reached at tplumley@ngwa.org and on Twitter @WaterWellJournl.

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The 2012 Water Well Journal Buyers Guide starts on page 44. Viewing is essential if you are in the market for new equipment or tools. The guide is divided into four sections.

The first is an index of products and services. It’s followed by a directory of manufacturers, a directory of suppliers and manufacturer representatives, and a listing of trade names and their manufacturers. The index features a detailed list of products and services used in the industry. The directories feature equipment descriptions and complete contact information, making it easier when it’s time to make that next purchase.

Associate Editor Mike Price writes about the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) initiative and how it relates to those working in the groundwater industry in his cover story, “Complying with CSA 2010” on page 23. The Mike Price FMCSA is working to reduce commercial motor vehicle crashes, fatalities, and injuries on the nation’s highways with the CSA 2010 program. There are seven items covered under CSA 2010, including unsafe driving, driver fit-

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Hauling hazardous materials is the subject of freelance writer Jennifer Strawn’s feature article titled “Avoiding Costly Mistakes” on page 27.

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With that in mind, she discusses wearing a respirator at a job site, the different types of respirators, and establishing a respirator program.

C. DeVany, The monthly WellGuard column on page 19 Mary CSP, CHMM covers “Safety Culture for New Hires.” It points out that it is critical to set expectations and the importance of accident awareness from the start so employees will know the value the company places on safety. Twelve steps are provided and they include having a probation period, valuing employee suggestions, and regular education.

Finally, Price also catches up with Lee Orton, JD, in the Water Well Journal Q & A on page 30. Orton received a Life Member Award from the National Ground Water Association for special service in the furtherance of the groundwater industry and NGWA. Orton has served as executive director of the Nebraska Well Drillers Association since 1983. He also is principal of his law firm, the Orton Law Office, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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Franklin Electric Co. Inc. hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its new corporate headquarters on April 20 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Officials from Franklin Electric, Fort Wayne, and Allen County gathered for the event at the site of Franklin’s new global corporate headquarters and Engineering Center of Excellence that is scheduled to open in the summer of 2013. After a brief presentation, representatives from Franklin Electric, the Allen County Board of Commissioners, and Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry shoveled dirt to kick off the construction at the job site.

The new building will occupy nearly 120,000 square feet of space, accommodate the company’s approximate 225 employees, and allow for future growth. The facility also will feature a state-of-the-art laboratory that will provide a doubling of the number of test stations. This will enable Franklin Elec-

The first shovels of dirt are tossed at the Franklin Electric groundbreaking with Therese Brown (Allen County commissioner), Gregg Sengstack (Franklin Electric president and COO), Scott Trumbull (Franklin Electric chairman and CEO), John Haines (Franklin Electric vice president and CFO), Linda Bloom (Allen County commissioner), and Tom Henry (Fort Wayne mayor).

tric to significantly expand its research, development, design, and testing capacity.

“Over the years, Franklin Electric has outgrown our existing office space, and our physical capacity to develop and test new products has become severely constrained,” Franklin Electric CEO and Chairman of the Board Scott Trumbull said. “As we emerged from the recent recession, the issue was therefore not whether we should build a new headquarters and lab, but where it should be.”

The facility will feature geothermal heating and cooling and incorporate aesthetic exterior water features (pond, fountains) to act as functional parts of the system.

Franklin Electric Vice President, CFO, and Secretary John J. Haines began the event by thanking Allen County’s Board of Commissioners, Linda Bloom, Nelson Peters, and Therese Brown, and Mayor Henry for working with Franklin in the process of selecting the Fort Wayne site, which is 35 miles north of Franklin’s Bluffton, Indiana, headquarters (its home since 1952).

County commissioners Brown and Peters then spoke briefly about the economic impact that Franklin Electric will provide the area with the new headquarters.

Trumbull concluded his comments to the ceremony attendees by saying he was glad the company will be able to continue to call northern Indiana home.

“We’re excited about being a growing and contributing member of the Fort Wayne community,” he said.

“I’m sure we’ll be here for the next 50 years.”

-By Thad Plumley

Housing Starts Rebound in March The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the following new residential construction statistics for March 2012. As water well construction jobs can be influenced by construction opportunities, Water Well Journal shares this data with its readers.

Privately-owned housing units authorized by building permits in March were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 747,000. This is 4.5% above the revised February rate of 715,000 and is 30.1% above the March 2011 estimate of 574,000.

Single-family authorizations in March were at a rate of 462,000; this is

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NEWS/from page 12 3.5% below the revised February figure of 479,000. Authorizations of units in buildings with five units or more were at a rate of 262,000 in March.

Privately-owned housing starts in March were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 654,000. This is 5.8% below the revised February estimate of 694,000, but is 10.3% above the March 2011 rate of 593,000.

Single-family housing starts in March were at a rate of 462,000; this is 0.2% below the revised February figure

of 463,000. The March rate for units in buildings with five units or more was 178,000.

Privately-owned housing completions in March were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 600,000. This is 4.2% above the revised February estimate of 576,000 and is 0.5% above the March 2011 rate of 597,000.

Single-family housing completions in March were at a rate of 440,000; this is 1.4% above the revised February rate of 434,000. The March rate for units in buildings with five units or more was 146,000.

EPA Publishes Human Health Benchmarks for Pesticides in Water The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has published a table of human health benchmarks for approximately 350 pesticides to enable states, water systems, and the public to better determine whether the detection of a pesticide in drinking water or source waters for drinking water june indicate a potential health risk.

Advanced testing methods now allow pesticides to be detected in water at very low levels. These small amounts of pesticides detected in drinking water or source water for drinking water do not necessarily indicate a health risk.

Concentrations of pesticides in drinking water that have the potential for cancer risk are not currently included in the human health benchmarks for pesticides table. The EPA intends to include these concentrations later. The table includes pesticide active ingredients for which health advisories or enforceable National Primary Drinking Water Regulations have not been developed.

The EPA intends to update its online table of human health benchmarks for pesticides annually to ensure that the best available science is accessible to the public.

Price of Diesel Falls for Third Time in Four Weeks Transport Topics reports diesel fell for the third time in four weeks, doubling an earlier decline to a 4.2¢ drop to $4.085 a gallon, the Department of Energy said April 23.

Gasoline, meanwhile, fell for the third straight week, down 5.2¢ to $3.87, DOE said following its weekly survey of filling stations.

The diesel decline—the biggest since December 19—leaves it 1.3¢ below the same week a year ago. Gasoline’s decline was also the most since midDecember and Monday’s price is 0.9¢ below its year-ago level.

Gas had gained 55.2¢ in 10 consecutive weekly increases before declining 7.1¢ in the past three weeks. Diesel’s $4.148 national average price two weeks ago was the highest since trucking’s main fuel was $4.208 on August 18, 2008.

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Despite the recent declines, diesel has gained a cumulative 30.2¢ since its year-low $3.783 price on January 2.

Crude oil fell 77¢ in late April to finish at $103.11 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as Bloomberg reported.

Each week, DOE surveys about 350 diesel filling stations to compile a national snapshot average price.

tems,” which is free for members to download at www.NGWA.org. NGWA’s BSPs are designed to aid groundwater professionals at industry job sites. They are not standards, but practices that have been demonstrated to show superior results. They are prepared by a consensus of groundwater professionals from around the country.

Study Shows Some Wells Have Too Much Radium About 3% of the wells in a study of untreated source water from 1270 domestic, public supply, and monitoring wells between 1987 and 2005 had combined radium concentrations greater than the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s standard for drinking water.

This is one of the findings of a recent study by the USGS, in cooperation with the EPA, to understand how radium is distributed in aquifers across the United States, and to develop a greater understanding of the conditions that control its release from aquifer materials.

Radium is a naturally occurring radioactive element that is produced from the decay of radioactive elements such as uranium and thorium, and is a known carcinogen.

Almost all wells in the study with radium concentrations greater than the EPA’s standard were located in the eastern United States. More importantly, one in five wells in the Mid-Continent and Ozark Plateau Cambro-Ordovician aquifer systems and in the North Atlantic Coastal Plain aquifer system had combined radium concentrations greater than the EPA standard. It is important to note that for this study untreated water was sampled, and that concentrations in sampled wells do not necessarily reflect the quality of finished water from wells with treatment systems.

Three common factors were found to be associated with the highest radium concentrations in groundwater. These were oxygen-poor water, acidic conditions (low pH), and high concentrations of dissolved solids.

This study was funded by the USGS National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program and the EPA Office of Groundwater and Drinking Water.

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NSF International Develops Test Methods to Certify Water Filter Bottles NSF International, an independent global organization that writes public health standards and certifies products for food, water, and consumer goods, now tests and certifies the filters used in portable water filter bottles against NSF American national standards for drinking water treatment products.

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NGWA Seeks Nominations for Awards of Excellence: Who Inspires You? NGWA recognizes individuals and companies annually with its Awards of Excellence and Outstanding Groundwater Project Awards. Reinforce the value of your fellow groundwater colleagues who have made a difference through their leadership, accomplishments, insights, and support of the groundwater industry by nominating them for an NGWA award.

Award recipients are chosen based on their contributions of service, innovation, research, safety, and projects of scientific and technological importance affecting the growth and well-being of the groundwater industry.

All NGWA members are eligible to submit nominations. Please take a moment to look through the list of categories and award descriptions on NGWA’s Web site and nominate who you think is most eligible.

Award descriptions, qualifications, and nomination forms can all be found under the “About Us” tab at www.NGWA.org. All nominations must be received on or before August 1.

If you have questions regarding the NGWA Awards Program or need help in preparing a nomination for submission, call Rachel Jones at (800) 5517379 or (614) 898-7791, ext. 504, or e-mail rjones@ngwa.org.

NGWA to Host Conferences on Regional Groundwater Issues NGWA is hosting a pair of conferences focusing on groundwater issues specific to certain regions of the United States this summer and fall.

The NGWA Focus Conference on Midwestern Groundwater Issues, June 26-27 in Columbus, Ohio, will concentrate on a host of topics: ● ● ●

Major seasonal flooding events impacting groundwater and wells Issues related to oil and shale gas production Increased water use for irrigation

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The NGWA Focus Conference on Gulf Coast Groundwater Issues, October 16-17 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, will analyze what technologies, new tools, and technological advancements can be applied to meet this region’s challenges.

To learn more about these conferences and to register, visit NGWA’s Web site at www.NGWA.org.

Diversify Your Professional Experience, Become a Certified Vertical Closed Loop Driller NGWA is proud to offer its newest designation, the Certified Vertical Closed Loop Driller (CVCLD). Advances in ground source heat pump technology have emphasized the need for a voluntary certification designation for ground source heat pump drillers.

This new designation reflects an individual who has proven knowledge, skills, and experience in the construction of a closed loop well system for ground source heat pump applications.

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NGWA Offers CSP–Drilling Operations Exam NGWA is now offering a second component to the Certified Sales Professional (CSP) designation within its Voluntary Certification Program, the Certified Sales Professional–Drilling Exam.

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professionalism and providing good customer service.

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NGWA Celebrates Earth Day at COSI

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NGWA was a major presence at Earth Day recognition on Saturday, April 28, at the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) in Columbus, Ohio.

This was in conjunction with the traveling exhibit, “Water,” now at COSI through September 3. NGWA had an indoor display, and Director of Public Awareness Cliff Treyens educated patrons on a variety of topics, including the abundance of groundwater over surface water.

Outside, NGWA manufacturer member Laibe Corp. brought a brand new V-2000NG drill rig to show the public the kind of technology used in modern water well drilling. waterwelljournal.com

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NGWA Offers Variety of Products to Keep You Safe at Job Site An assortment of NGWA products are available for you and your crew to consult to stay safe at your job sites every day, including: ●

A 30-minute DVD, Drill Safe, Drill Smart, sold out when it debuted during the 2010 NGWA Ground Water Expo. It remains a popular item online in the NGWA Bookstore. Produced in collaboration with the video production company Training Without Boredom, Drill Safe, Drill Smart was produced in an informative but fun fashion that keeps those watching alert to the important details. Suitable to the drilling of both domestic water supply and environmental wells because many of the same hazards apply, the video is not just for new drill crew employees, but also

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Detailed discussions on safety are now easy to have with Safety Meetings for the Groundwater Industry. A set of 52 sheets printed on two-part carbonless paper, it is designed to enable companies to have weekly safety meetings on a different industry-specific subject each week of the year. Each sheet contains talking points, and areas to write down related topics and employee recommendations, and employee and manager signatures. Among the subjects are hearing conservation, proper

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he first handful of safety tailgate talks given this year at Summit Drilling Co. Inc. in Bridgewater, New Jersey, focused on a timely

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Cell phone use behind the wheel.

New Jersey, along with 36 other states, bans texting while driving, as well as speaking on a phone without a hands-free device. Today, a New Jersey driving-while-phoning ticket costs $130.

“We repeated it again and again to our guys not to use their phone,” says Denis A. Crayon, CHST, director of health and safety for the environmental specialty drilling services firm. “We haven’t had any issue of our drivers being pulled over, ticketed, or reported for using a cell phone while operating our vehicles.”

Crayon, like others in the groundwater industry, has in place a distracted driving policy for his employees. It’s aimed at keeping drivers and others on Mike Price is the associate editor of Water Well Journal.

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the road safe while helping the company’s rating under the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s fairly new Compliance, Safety, Accountability initiative called CSA 2010. The FMCSA is working to reduce commercial motor vehicle crashes, fatalities, and injuries on the nation’s highways by means of the program.

Vehicles affected by CSA 2010 include any interstate carrier that is required to have a U.S. DOT number, including intrastate carriers required by their home state of registration if that state requires the carrier to file as a registrant.

It doesn’t matter what you do, but what you drive under CSA 2010. Any vehicle—be it a three-quarter-ton service truck, water well pump hoist, or special mobile equipment designed for off-road use (rig)—driven interstate over 10,001 pounds or greater is a commercial motor vehicle and is covered under Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

A commercial driver’s license (CDL) is required when driving vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 or more pounds, any combined gross vehicle weight rating (two units) of 26,001 or more pounds, any vehicle that is re-

quired to be placarded, or carriers of 16 or more passengers including the driver.

There are seven items covered under CSA 2010, which went into effect in mid-summer 2010: 1. Unsafe driving 2. Fatigued driving 3. Driver fitness 4. Drugs/alcohol 5. Vehicle maintenance 6. Cargo securement 7. Crash experience.

Crayon circled back to CSA training this spring, giving safety talk refreshers to the staff of 35 field employees on among other things brake adjustments and training, vehicle inspection, cargo securement, and electrical and driving safety.

“If you haven’t done an efficient DOT walk-around inspection or if you haven’t done one in a few years or many years like a lot of us, you forget some of the finer points,” says Crayon, a 20-year veteran of the drilling industry who is in his third year as health and safety director. “We began retraining because cargo securement is huge.”

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CSA 2010/from page 23 Fred McAninch travels quite a bit as owner and partner of The Rig Doctors, a company that does everything from selling everyday parts to complete overhauls, restorations, and remounts.

Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, McAninch visits customers from time to time throughout the country and must stay current on all driver information.

“What I can see is the drivers who have the CDLs need to be aware of more scrutiny about their general health, like blood pressure,” says McAninch, who is chair of the DOT/OSHA Subcommittee for the National Ground Water Association. “The way I see it is you’re really going to have to keep your medical end up more than anything.”

McAninch, who was the National Ground Water Research and Educational Foundation’s 2006 William A. McEllhiney Lecturer, travels not only for business but to speak about safety at industry shows. He recently overheard spot checks honing in on up-to-date licenses and medical cards.

“It just pays to keep up to speed on this stuff and have it readily available in the truck door,” he says.

In addition to staying off the phone while driving, McAninch stressed these two points: ● Secure your cargo: “A lot of guys take and throw stuff up on the deck of the rig. It needs to be looked at how secure is it? It’s amazing what falls off a drilling rig. I’ve seen table master bushings where a guy hits a bump and an 80-pound steel object just flipped right out of the table because he didn’t put a lock on it.

There’s a lock right on the table. All you got to do is just slide it in so it stays in the rig. There’s a reason for the lock.”

McAninch believes the reason for the lack of cargo securement is that it’s not given much thought.

“They’ve been doing it for 30 years; throw it up on the deck and go because it’s never come off. All you gotta do is hit a bump just right and a breakout fork—40 pounds of steel— is on the road and if it bounces it could get ugly.” ● Check your brakes: McAninch says good working brakes are often taken 24/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

Online Resources for Understanding CSA 2010 NGWA will host a Webinar on “Understanding and Negotiating DOT Issues and Requirements for the Groundwater Industry” from 2-3:30 p.m. ET on September 12 and 13. Roger E. Renner, MGWC, president of E.H. Renner & Sons Inc. in Elk River, Minnesota, will cover a variety of topics including why cargo securement is important, rules enforced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and vehicle accidents. Visit www.NGWA.org to learn more.

Other resources: ● CSA—Compliance, Safety, Accountability Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration csa.fmcsa.dot.gov/default.aspx ● CSA2010.com Vertical Alliance Group www.csa2010.com ● CSA 2010 Frequently Asked Questions Trans Products & Tran Services www.transproducts.com/fdh_htmlcode/fdh_faq/CSA%202010_faqs.html

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for granted.

“Here’s a catcher: on older drill rigs do all the brakes work? I’ve checked the brakes and only one brake on each axle is actually working. That thing weighs 50,000 pounds and if you got to stop on a dime, you’re in deep trouble. They just never check them.

“I get remounts in here and I’ve pulled rigs off of trucks that should’ve been scrapped 10 years ago because of bad axles, axle mounts, etc. They’re actually unsafe.”

McAninch also recommends midto large-size companies consider hiring someone who will monitor the company’s employees’ driving and

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medical records as well as driver’s licenses to be compliant under CSA 2010.

A thorough pre-trip inspection prevents most violations during the day, says Jim Feddern, Ohio State Highway Patrol motor carrier enforcement manager in Columbus, Ohio.

“Then if something does happen during the day, the post-trip notifies the company that a tire went flat, light went out. End of the day it gets fixed for the next day.”

Overlooking an issue—even a minor one like clearance lights out—during a pre-trip inspection can result in a deduction of points. waterwelljournal.com

“They start in the morning and do a pre-trip and got a couple of lights out and think, ‘Ah, I’ll get those tonight when I get back,’” Feddern says. “Lo and behold, we stop them because we don’t see any clearance lights working.

“During most pre-trips, I don’t want to say all drivers, but a lot of drivers might check to see if the taillights, stoplights, and turn signals work and that’s it. Then they go. They really don’t get out and walk around the truck, check tires, and things of that nature.”

Feddern preaches the same message to both carriers and drivers: 1. Take the time to conduct a quality pre-trip inspection 2. Pay attention to what happens to the truck during the day 3. Fix any issues when they occur.

“That prevents a lot,” he says. “Not until CSA kicked in and points were associated with violations did people start paying attention.”

Roger E. Renner, MGWC, a member of NGWA’s DOT/OSHA Subcommittee, along with Crayon, advises employers to seek continuing education to understand CSA 2010 requirements.

Many professional development options exist, whether through the FMCSA classes held in several cities for free, state department of transportation classes, or presentations on CSA 2010 given by FMCSA or state department professionals at state water well association events.

NGWA will host a Webinar titled “Understanding and Negotiating DOT Issues and Requirements for the Groundwater Industry” on September 12 and 13 (see sidebar), and the 2012 South Atlantic Well Drillers Jubilee, July 21-23 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, will offer classes on CSA 2010.

Crayon, who has arthritis in his knee and a torn rotator cuff, can sympathize with drillers who are suffering from the pains of aging but still need to maintain a sense of safety.

“We’re expected to do it so no one gets killed,” Crayon says. “The reality is something as simple as looking at your tires is important for not only the groundwater guys but those doing geothermal.

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Listen to interview excerpts that didn’t make the print edition at www.water welljournal.com. a piece of rebar that runs through your sidewall of a tire, especially on the inside, and you heat that tire up and you have a blowout on the way, even a brand new tire. These guys have to inspect their vehicles.”

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 3000 people a year die in crashes related to distracted driving. Phoning while driving can delay reaction times as much as a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.08.

Renner, president of E.H. Renner & Sons Inc. in Elk River, Minnesota, recalls one week during the spring where state troopers devoted most of their time to checking drivers for texting.

As Renner says, “Who’s going to feel sorry for you when you’re supposed to know?” WWJ

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Avoiding Costly Mistakes Make sure you know all of the regulations if you’re transporting hazardous materials.

By Jennifer Strawn hether it’s interstate or intrastate, hauling hazardous materials isn’t something you take lightly.

But when the hazardous materials regulations in Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR) Parts 171-180 issued by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration spans hundreds of pages, it’s easy to make mistakes if you’re not careful.

Some companies like E.H. Renner & Sons Inc. in Elk River, Minnesota, choose to haul hazardous materials in placardable amounts—that is, amounts of material that warrant a hazardous material placard be mounted on the vehicle.

It hauls diesel, propane, and explosives regularly.

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In general, what are called Table 1 hazardous materials (such as explosives) need to be placarded at any amount.

Table 2 hazardous materials (such as flammable gas or combustible liquids) need placards when the combined amount exceeds 1000 pounds or when transported in bulk packages greater than 119 gallons in capacity.

When you haul placardable amounts, you need to be registered as a hazardous materials hauler with the U.S. Department of Transportation, your drivers need hazmat endorsements on their commercial driver’s licenses, and you need to comply with a whole host of insurance, security, and training requirements.

That’s why others like WDC Exploration & Wells based in Sacramento, California, avoid hauling hazardous materials in placardable quantities.

“We always require hauling in nonplacardable amounts,” says Jim Wright, director of health and safety for WDC Exploration & Wells. “So when we purchase our transport fuel tanks, we build them to hold less than the placard-

able amount and have our hazardous materials delivered.”

Whether you choose to haul hazardous materials or you choose not to, you still need to understand the regulations and how it is they apply to your business.

Here are five costly mistakes you or your company could be making when transporting hazardous materials on the job.

Mistake #1: You don’t understand the Materials of Trade regulations.

In general, most groundwater contracting companies and pump installers won’t need a hazmat endorsement because of the Materials of Trade (MOT) exception.

It’s a rule every contractor should be familiar with, says Roger Renner, president of E.H. Renner & Sons.

“It’s surprising how many people would ask, ‘What’s MOT?’” he says.

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What hazardous materials qualify as MOT?

“They’re just not up to speed whatsoever.”

As defined by 49 CFR Section 173.6, Materials of Trade are “hazardous materials, other than hazardous waste, that are carried on a motor vehicle: ●

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To be a Material of Trade, the hazardous material must fit into any one of the following classes or divisions.

To protect the health and safety of the motor vehicle operator or passengers To support the operation or maintenance of a motor vehicle (including its auxiliary equipment) To directly support a principal business of a private motor carrier that is other than transportation by motor vehicle.”

This means you can haul safety equipment such as fire extinguishers, gasoline, and other hazardous materials without needing placards, hazmat endorsements, shipping papers, emergency response paperwork, or formal training.

You are, however, subject to liability insurance requirements found in 49 CFR 387.

But that doesn’t mean you can load up your truck and head off to the job site without paying attention to what and how much you’re transporting. It’s important to know what qualifies as MOT and be familiar with the weight limits under the law.

Even though MOT won’t need placards, they still need to be packaged correctly and be labeled and marked. In general, materials should be in the manufacturer’s original packaging or comparable packaging that is leak tight and sift proof, securely closed, and properly tied down to protect against shifting and damage.

Each item should be labeled with its common name or shipping name and be labeled with “RQ” if it contains a reportable quantity.

Each individual package cannot exceed MOT weight limits: ● Materials that are a high-hazardous material (Packing Group I) can be 1 pound for solids or 1 pint for liquids. ● Medium-hazard materials (Packing Groups II or III other than dangerous when wet materials) can be 66 pounds for solids or 8 gallons of liquid.

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Examples

Flammable gases (Division 2.1)

Acetylene, propane

Non-flammable gases (Division 2.2)

Oxygen, nitrogen

Flammable or combustible liquids (Class 3)

Paint, paint thinner, gasoline

Flammable solids (Division 4.1)

Charcoal

Dangerous when wet materials (Division 4.3)

Some fumigants

Oxidizers (Division 5.1)

Bleaching compounds

Organic peroxides (Division 5.2)

Benzoyl peroxide

Poisons (Division 6.1)

Pesticides

Some infectious substances (Division 6.2)

Diagnostic specimens

Corrosive materials (Class 8)

Muriatic acid, drain cleaners, battery acid

Miscellaneous hazardous materials (Class 9)

Asbestos, self-inflating lifeboats

Consumer commodities (ORM-D)

Hair spray, spray paints

Dangerous when wet materials in Packing Groups II or III must be 1 ounce or less.

Each cylinder containing flammable or non-flammable gases may not weigh more than 220 pounds.

A diluted mixture of a Class 9 material of no more than 2% concentration (miscellaneous hazardous materials) can be transported in a tank with up to 400 gallons in capacity.

Class 1 explosives, Division 2.3 gases, Division 4.2 spontaneously combustible, poisonous by inhalation, or self-reactive materials are now allowed to be MOT.

Most Table 2 materials would fall under medium-hazard materials, says Carlisle Smith of the Ohio Public Utility Commission. So each individual pack-

age cannot exceed 66 pounds or 8 gallons to qualify as MOT. Additionally, all MOT materials on the truck can’t exceed 440 pounds.

When the aggregate amount exceeds 440 pounds, you need shipping papers and emergency response information, Smith says. You wouldn’t need to placard or have a hazmat endorsement on your CDL unless you’re hauling more than 1000 pounds.

Mistake #2: You haul a portable tank of fuel with other hazardous materials onboard.

Carrying a portable tank of fuel is an exception to the MOT rules, but it’s one that gets a lot of contractors into trouble.

“It’s where a lot of contractors get stuck,” Renner says. “They figure waterwelljournal.com

transporting hazardous materials in non-placardable quantities.

You also need to register as a hazardous materials hauler with the DOT. Without registering with the DOT, you can’t placard any of your vehicles.

they’re doing fine and they haul the 119-gallon portable tanks with another MOT and they’re over the limit.”

When full, the portable tank exceeds MOT weight limits.

So when you start adding other hazardous materials onto the truck, you easily exceed the 440-pound limit or are hauling a prohibited combination of materials such as acids for well cleaning and diesel fuel.

“You can’t have one pound of MAPP gas in the side box with a 119-gallon fuel tank,” Renner says. “That will get you a ticket from not having hazmat endorsement. They’ll write you up so many darn ways to breakfast, and it’s going to cost you a lot of money.”

Also, the portable tank should weigh less than 1000 pounds in capacity to avoid the placarding requirement. Even if the tank is not full, if it holds more than 1001 pounds, it would need to be placarded.

When hauling a portable fuel tank with a capacity of more than 1000 pounds (119 gallons of diesel), you should not haul any other hazardous materials, Renner says. If the tank is permanently attached to the truck, however, it’s not considered a part of the regulations.

Mistake #5: You allow drivers without a hazmat endorsement to haul placardable amounts of hazardous materials.

Your company may have only one or two drivers with hazmat endorsements and those drivers are tied up on the job, out sick or out on vacation, and you need to move placardable quantities of diesel fuel just a few miles down the road.

Don’t be tempted to let commercial drivers without a hazmat endorsement drive the vehicle. If you get caught, the truck is placed out of service and you’d need to find someone to transport the truck away from the scale.

Renner avoids this type of situation by requiring all of his drivers with a CDL to have a hazmat endorsement and a Class A license. That way, any of his drivers can fill in when needed.

The best way to avoid any of these costly mistakes, Renner says, is determine what work you do with hazardous materials and decide whether you need to haul hazardous materials or stay out of it entirely.

“You can’t do it halfway. Either you decide you’re a hazardous materials hauler and you jump in with both feet or you avoid it by all means,” Renner says. “You can’t do both.”

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Mistake #3: You unknowingly transport hazardous materials in placardable amounts.

Under the regulations, any amount of Table 1 materials (such as explosives) and more than 1001 pounds of Table 2 materials in any combination requires placarding.

“This is where a lot of companies get tripped up,” Smith says.

You might have two drums of two different Table 2 hazardous materials: one that’s 510 pounds and one that’s 500 pounds. Because each container is under 1000 pounds, a driver might think the truck doesn’t need placards, but that’s not the case, Smith says.

Both drums together add up to more than 1000 pounds, so you would need to placard for all the materials on the truck.

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Mistake #4: Your company doesn’t keep up insurance, training, or requirements.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations require at least $1 million in public liability coverage up to a minimum of $5 million in public liability insurance coverage, depending on what you’re carrying, Smith says.

The annual premium for that type of coverage, Renner says, could run a company about $10,000 in annual premium.

“That cuts down drastically on the number of well contractors who haul hazardous materials,” Renner adds. “It’s too expensive.”

If you do haul hazardous materials, don’t be tempted to skimp on coverage. When a driver is pulled over, the officer isn’t just checking the CDL, the officer also checks for the appropriate amount of liability coverage.

When you haul hazardous materials in placardable quantities, you’re not just required to keep adequate insurance, but you also must make sure your drivers receive specific training every three years that’s above and beyond what’s required for

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WATER WELL JOURNAL Q & A

Lee Orton, JD Nebraska Well Drillers Association ater Well Journal typically interviews groundwater professionals throughout the year, but decided this month to speak with Lee Orton, JD, who received a Life Member Award from the National Ground Water Association for special service in the furtherance of the groundwater industry and NGWA. Orton has served as executive director of the Nebraska Well Drillers Association since 1983. He also is principal of his law firm, the Orton Law Office, in Lincoln, Nebraska.

His involvement in NGWA includes:

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Chair of the Suppliers Committee on Rural Water Supply Member and chair of the Rural Water Subcommittee Public Awareness Committee member Member and chair of the Affiliate States Committee Testifying before Congress on behalf of NGWA.

Beyond his involvement in NGWA, Orton has invested decades of championing to preserve and protect water resources for human and environmental use, including working: ●

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On legislation to create licensing of the water well contracting professionals in Nebraska With the Nebraska Water Well Standards and Contractors Licensing Board For the Nebraska Water Conservation Commission (now Natural Resources Commission)

Mike Price is the associate editor of Water Well Journal.

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Orton received the award at the 2011 NGWA Groundwater Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Water Well Journal: What are your fondest memories as executive director of the Nebraska Well Drillers Association?

Lee Orton: I think the fondest memory is one of a recurring nature. Watching the professional growth and the changes in self-respect of this industry throughout the licensing implementation for a generation of seasoned water well contractors and the steady transition of those professionals to the next generation of professionals working today for a better industry still is enough to make me proud to be a part of that growth.

A fond memory indeed.

WWJ: The water well industry has changed quite a bit since you joined the Nebraska Well Drillers Association. What have been the most noticeable changes for you in the past 10 years?

Lee: The general acceptance of the responsibilities of being a water well professional in Nebraska. The interest of the next generation of water well professionals in their business and in their association. The engaging of the profession in local and state government leadership and the commitment of our members to be involved in protecting groundwater resources.

WWJ: The struggle over water rights is becoming more common in the United States, most notably in New Mexico with the Bounds v. State of New Mexico case. How do you see this trend evolving in the next five years?

Lee: We have watched as the issues about water rights in groundwater have elevated and changed across the coun-

Lee Orton, JD try. Groundwater is administered by the doctrine of correlative rights in Nebraska that requires sharing of the available supply among overlying landowners. We have generally adopted laws and regulations in Nebraska that allow for small production wells to be allowed routinely with registration and well logs to maintain sound records while more strictly regulating the development of large capacity water wells.

Many parts of Nebraska now restrict new development of large capacity water wells. New developments are restricted in those areas requiring offsets of any new supply demands. Case law in Nebraska has in the past required groundwater users who adversely impact other overlying users to compensate them with cash, limitation on use, or improvement of the harmed system.

We expect that with reasonable further development of groundwater these methods will serve our needs into the foreseeable future. We believe we have evolved into a water well permit and registration system in Nebraska that will protect essential water use requirements and manage other water uses to protect essential preferences.

WWJ: You’ve written a paper on underground water storage and rewaterwelljournal.com

covery and published numerous other water-related papers. How do you see the United States handling potential water shortage issues in the future?

Lee: With many limits protecting federal reserved water interests and other federal limitations aside, generally the federal government has left to the states and to its local governing entities the decisions regarding water and water management. I expect that to be the rule of future involvement as well.

Water shortages that transcend state boundaries are one clear exception to that rule, and Nebraska currently is involved in litigation between itself and Colorado and Kansas on the Republican River, which flows through each of those states. The ultimate decision in that litigation could set new or different standards for water shortage management in these states and perhaps nationwide.

The problems of water shortage are the result of demands for water in areas where water availability is limited.

Moving water to water-short areas has been easier than moving demands. That will continue. So states and local governments need to do a better job of water policy planning to avoid those inadequacies.

Water laws, water sciences, water resources data, and political realities all need to be respected. Demand for water must be responsible. Population growth will continue to stress the available supply unless regulated more. Federal involvement will be the last resort however.

WWJ: The Nebraska Grout Study was formed in 2001 and is ongoing. What do you think is the biggest piece of information to come from that research so far?

Lee: The Nebraska Grout Study resulted from an education workshop our association sponsored. Our project installed a clear-cased water well in order to show actual placement of gravel pack and grout materials to educators and regulators. The grout materials that were placed failed. The study began.

The most important information has been that grout materials are available to accomplish the work needed to protect the groundwater and serve the needs for the water well. Careful design and installation are essential. With the use of Twitter @WaterWellJournl

“The good contractors are always watching for new opportunities. The water well professional must be better business operators.”

site-specific grout materials using a responsible routine for selection and placement of that material, we will increase exponentially the successful use of available product.

WWJ: How important is professional development in terms of contractors willing to change to become better?

Lee: Professional development and willingness to change to become better go hand in hand. Better professional preparation, training, and continued training through the use of appropriate continuing education programs fosters and delivers better industry professionals. While our professional industry was good before licensing and before required continuing education, our professional industry today is better still.

WWJ: What can state associations do to help encourage more professional development and provide the support its members need?

Lee: An industry association that is weak, limited in membership involvement, or without an active presence will also be weak in its service to members and to other nonmember industry professionals.

In today’s active political climate and in a time when many professionals are regulated by law and regulation, the industry association representing that profession must be active and develop a presence with legislative and administrative branches of the government with whom their members must deal. Working with policy makers and regulatory agencies needs to be done all the time, not just when someone is displeased with an action or a program. Involvement with that process needs regular attention. That is what a state association can do and one thing that will serve its members and increase its membership.

Nebraska’s water well association—a state with a well-educated profession—

furnishes the majority of the continuing education available for maintaining license proficiency. That helps members and the association as well. The old adage “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link” applies.

WWJ: The slow economy has affected everyone in the groundwater industry.

What kind of advice would you give someone to survive these tough times?

Lee: Fortunately, Nebraska is not experiencing a “slow economy.” Business is great. Agriculture is the basis of our economy and agriculture is doing well. However, we have had some “slow” times in the past. Those times have reduced the business numbers, but those times have also redirected business plans.

The good contractors are always watching for new opportunities. Those in the last number of years have included water well activity in water quality investigations and management, geothermal construction, water well efficiency evaluation and well replacement, operation and maintenance programs, and other options.

The water well professional must be better business operators. Careful work and inventory control, better care of the specialized equipment needed by the water well industry, and many other common business practices used by every successful business can be applied.

And, lastly, remember, you cannot be the supplier to every customer. Charge a fair price for your work based on your carefully analyzed cost of doing business.

Don’t cut your prices to get the job. If you cannot make a profit, you will not be in business.

WWJ: Lastly, what do you think are the critical issues facing the water well drilling industry today?

Lee: The need to continue professional growth. The need to become involved—in good times and bad times—with the regulatory people with whom the water well industry must work. The need to prepare their successors for a regulated community involvement, perhaps by being proactive in placing industry professionals on boards and committees involved with future water policy.

Be sure to be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem. As I just read in another professional publication: “Be sure to be at the table. If you’re not at the table, then you’re on the menu.” WWJ Water Well Journal June 2012 31/

By Mary C. DeVany, CSP, CHMM

Breathing Clean Air What well drillers need to know about respiratory protection.

ore than 400,000 patients a year are diagnosed with respiratory disease that resulted from occupational exposures. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that number is probably lower as most respiratory diseases are not even known and therefore hard to categorize and track. But even still it is a significant number.

What is known is that there are many different types of airborne contaminants to which water well drillers can be exposed. These include airborne biohazards such as viruses, molds, and bacteria, and can result in respiratory diseases the worker does not recognize as job-related.

Moreover, there are diseases from exposures to different materials that haven’t even been identified. For instance, a worker who has been welding could have symptoms of diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting and believe he has the flu when in fact he’s suffering from the toxic effects of exposure to welding, cuttings, and burning fumes (called “welding fume fever”).

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Who Has to Wear a Respirator?

An estimated 5 million workers are required to wear respirators in 1.3 million workplaces throughout the United States. Respirators protect workers against insufficient oxygen environMary C. DeVany, a certified safety professional and certified hazardous materials manager, is president of DeVany Industrial Consultants in Vancouver, Washington, a firm that provides a full range of safety and industrial hygiene services.

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ments, harmful dusts, fogs, smokes, mists, gases, fibers, fumes, vapors, and sprays. These hazards can cause cancer, lung impairment, other diseases, even death.

Respiratory protection for the well drilling industry is addressed in Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards for construction industries.

The OSHA respirator standard applies to all occupational airborne exposures to contaminated air where the employee is: ● ● ●

Exposed to a hazardous level of an airborne contaminant Required by the employer to wear a respirator Permitted to wear a respirator.

Four major duties are imposed by each of these standards. These duties are: 1. Use engineering controls (such as forced-draft ventilation) where feasible to control the hazard 2. Provide an appropriate respirator 3. Ensure the use of an appropriate respirator 4. Institute a respiratory protection program that complies with the rest of the standard.

What Kind of Respirator to Wear Exotic organisms, dumped oil, and all manner of hazardous materials can easily contaminate a water well drilling site. If the hazard the worker is exposed to is from airborne molds, fungi, or bacteria, a disposable dust mask should be enough.

This mask, called an N-95, looks like

a paper dust mask with two straps. The double strap is important to assure a better fit for the face and better protection from dust and mist, which is generally what workers in water wells will be exposed to.

Employees who are working around generators, compressors, or other machinery that is capable of throwing an oil mist need a P-95 filter respirator, which is oil proof.

If workers are cutting, welding, burning, or working with asbestos, they are required to use an N-100 respirator with HEPA (high efficiency particulate air) filters because welding fumes and asbestos particles are much tinier than dust and mist.

When working with solvents or chemical cleaning materials, such as those used to degrease parts, organic vapor cartridges are in order. They screw in and out of a rubber/silicone respirator that can cover the whole face or just the nose and mouth.

What You Need for a Respirator Program If a company is not sure its workers are exposed, a job site evaluation should be conducted to identify and evaluate any respiratory hazards in the workplace. Employers must make a “reasonable estimate” of the employee exposures anticipated to occur as a result of those hazards—including those likely to be encountered in reasonably foreseeable emergency situations—and must also identify the physical state and chemical form of the contaminants.

Whether the standard mandates it or not, the employer should conduct the waterwelljournal.com

respiratory hazard assessment to protect the workers. Respirators are not that expensive and considerably cheaper than lost workdays or worker compensation claims as a result of exposure.

After the company evaluates the job site for the nature of the exposure and determines what kind of respirators the workers need, the next step is for the worker to fill out an OSHA-mandated medical history form. Respirators are a medical device, so people need to be evaluated to verify if wearing one might do more harm than good.

For someone who has asthma, other respiratory diseases, or an insulindependent type of diabetes, it could end up being more stressful to breathe through a respirator. Based on the medical history and exam, a doctor will determine if any medical tests are warranted, and if the worker is fit to wear a respirator.

Part of a respirator program is a responsible fit test. All respirators that rely on a mask-to-face seal need to be annually checked with either qualitative or quantitative methods to determine whether the mask provides an acceptable fit to a wearer.

The qualitative fit test relies on a subjective sensation (taste, irritation, smell) of the respirator wearer to a particular test agent. The quantitative test uses instruments to measure face-seal leakage. The relative workplace exposure level determines what constitutes an acceptable fit and which fit test procedure is required.

The proper functioning of respirators and making sure the devices actually are protecting the user require a regular inspection, maintenance, and cleaning schedule. Unless they are disposable, respirators should be inspected for basic function prior to each use and cleaned after each day’s use to prevent the occurrence of unsanitary conditions.

This is an important task because exhaled warm moist breath projects food particles, providing a ripe breeding ground for mold and fungi to grow inside the mask.

Training on how to properly put on and take off the respirator is part of the respirator program. Respirators also have to be stored away from any exposure area in a clean location away from heat and sunlight.

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Part of respirator training is understanding its uses and limitations—what hazards the respirator is protecting the worker against. Every year, refresher training in respirator use is required along with annual recertification of the medical evaluation and fit testing.

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Seeing that workers are adequately trained in respirator use Checking that all parts of the program are in effect.

The employee’s responsibility is to follow the program according to the employer’s specifications, including inspection and cleaning, and to be honest on the medical evaluation.

Both workers and employers need to think about what they’re breathing in.

If it’s not as clear as mountain air or the air in their homes, they should consider wearing respiratory protection. WWJ

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By Ed Butts, PE, CPI

The Fine Points of Efficiency Minor improvements can make a big difference when it comes to an efficient system.

n e-mail inquiry from a reader has prompted me to take a break from our groundwater treatment series to discuss some of the finer points of raising efficiency in a water system.

Some of you may remember back to the earlier days of this column when I wrote an article dedicated to efficiency and what it meant. Now I will expand on the topic and cite examples of how to increase efficiency in specific water system applications.

Efficiency—that single word may have different meanings to different people, but never has it had more validity than in today’s world with rising energy costs. To the typical sales person, efficiency means convincing you their product will deliver more of something for less money. To engineers, it means producing some type of final outcome—whether it results in work or a product—with the least amount of effort.

Efficiency is basically the difference between a theoretical or perfect result and the actual result of a task, effort, or process. In our day-to-day world in the water well business, efficiency usually applies to electrical, mechanical, or chemical efficiency. There are ways to improve efficiency in each category.

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The dictionary defines efficient as “acting to produce an effect with a minimum of waste or effort, or exhibiting a high ratio of output to input.” Both of these definitions obviously apply to the water well industry even though each has a different application.

Our goal in design and application is to develop a system with the highest practical level of operating efficiency. And in many cases we have achieved these improvements on many levels. But it is important to remember there will always be some loss of efficiency in any process or effort regardless of any improvements, streamlining, or enhanced design of the system.

Many of the increases in efficiency of a given machine or process can be directly correlated to customer demand or Ed Butts, PE, CPI, is the chief engineer at 4B Engineering & Consulting, Salem, Oregon. He has more than 35 years experience in the water well business, specializing in engineering and business management. He can be reached at epbpe@juno.com.

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government intervention. For example, a prompting from congressional action led to the revised U.S. codes related to energy. These codes and standards set minimum requirements for energy-efficient design and construction for new and renovated buildings that impact energy use and emissions for the life of the building. This is especially important since buildings account for almost 40% of the current U.S. energy use, as much as two-thirds of the electricity consumption, and one-eighth of the water.

With buildings being such a main source of energy usage in the United States, along with the surrounding issues associated with high energy usage, it is imperative that buildings abide by these new codes. This will ensure higher efficiency since using more efficient methods and materials initially when constructing the buildings will help cut down on the total energy usage over the life of the facility. There are new building energy codes for both commercial and residential buildings as well as other types of energy usage.

In addition, recognizing that electric motors account for the greatest single consumption group of electrical power, new regulations and attractive rebate programs have been adopted for the retrofit of older less-efficient motors and for new premium efficiency motors. These new motors can have a direct application on well pump and booster pump applications.

Beyond the improvements we can make in electric motors, there are other seemingly minor system or component improvements we can make as well. In many cases, these improvements can appear to be so minor as to be insignificant or meaningless. However, when factored over the life of the unit or yearly operating hours, they can readily add up to an energy cost savings that is well over the cost of the investment itself.

Although improving the efficiency of a system or pumping plant is usually tied directly to a savings of electrical energy, there are various types of peripheral methods that may also save energy and, therefore, raise efficiency.

Operational or System Methods When feasible, select pumping plants to operate during “off-peak” periods. These periods, usually during the early morning or late evening hours, may provide lower energy consumption costs than another time of day. In reservoir fill

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In most cases, use of a throttling valve is advantageous to “water shedding.” Although the use of this process must be verified for the specific pumping unit involved, usually throttling a pump back to a lower flow rate will provide greater energy savings than recirculating the water back to the source or otherwise wasting the water.

Always use high quality and accurate pressure gauges and flowmeters for tracking data. Even though this may seem like a no-brainer, developing and maintaining an accurate and effective data collection process requires not only accurate data, but consistently accurate data. Variations or inaccuracies in the method of data collection can easily lead to wrong assumptions and decisions.

Consider “non-pumping” energy losses. Once again, many times the energy losses associated with non-vital functions such as the lighting, heating, cooling, or utilization transformers within a pump station may appear to be minor or insignificant. But when these losses mount up, such as for continuous lighting or heating, the energy losses can become extreme.

Improving Pump Efficiency Using pump components with low hydraulic friction such as bronze, porcelain, and stainless steel will cause lower drag within the pump itself and thus lower pumping costs. Specify a C-10/C-20/C-30 polished finished on impeller passages.

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Little known tricks such as backfiling, dynamic balancing, or polishing of impellers can also raise efficiency a point or two, which can save horsepower.

Select the pump to operate as close as possible to the best efficiency point (BEP) or window at all times if and when possible.

Improve piping by using larger suction and discharge piping than required, eliminating tees, ells, and restricted piping where feasible. Using piping materials with the lowest friction factors, such as PVC, can also benefit a system.

Even modifying a control, isolation, or check valve on the pump’s discharge line can pay long-term dividends. Depending on the valve size, flow rate, and duty, changing out a standard globe style of inline control valve with an angle or “wye” pattern type of control valve can save up to 2–4 psi or up to 10 feet of head. For a valve used strictly for isolation of the station, using a fully opening valve type such as a gate valve rather than one with an inline obstruction like a plug or butterfly valve can also lower the head loss through the valve and save power.

Increasing Motor Efficiency With regard to motors, increasing the wire sizes, optimizing voltages, improving the power factor, using premium efficiency motors, providing a clean and cool operating environment, and de-rating a motor’s horsepower for a given load can raise the efficiency of a pumping plant by as much as 5% through electrical changes alone.

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The use of high performance coating on a bowl assembly can provide lower disc friction to the impellers, resulting in energy savings. A coating such as Scotchkote 134 (SK134) fusion bonded epoxy can cost between $500 and $800 per stage to apply, but can raise efficiency by as much as 2–4 points.

For example, on a pumping unit designed for 1000 gpm at 300 feet TDH, this can result in a horsepower savings of up to four brake horsepower. At 4000 hours per year of operation, this can result in an energy savings of more than $1200 in the first year alone.

During the design of new or replacement deep well pumping units, consider the relative difference in bowl and motor efficiency and service life between submersible and vertical turbine units. Although the capital investment of a submersible pumping system will almost always be less than a comparable sized vertical turbine unit, the combined efficiency of the bowl and motor will often be up to 10–15 points higher for the vertical turbine unit.

For example, with a pumping plant designed for 1000 gpm at 300 feet TDH, the difference in hourly pumping costs can amount to $1.30 per hour or $5200 per 4000-hour operating period. In addition, the service life of a vertical turbine unit is often greater than a submersible due to lower speed and accessibility factors. Obviously, these ratios don’t always apply, so the designer must evaluate these factors on a case-by-case basis.

ground loops or arcing of imposed voltages within the bearings. Various methods exist to protect against this occurring, but the most reliable method involves effective and complete grounding and bonding of the drive and motor.

Conclusion As power costs continue to rise each year, the need to fully consider the efficiency of each item in our pumping systems will also continue to rise. I want to remind each of you just how important efficiency has become in our world and there are ways you can improve it with just a little thought. Consider all of the possibilities—no matter how insignificant they may seem—and you may find that they might just offer some real dividends.

Until next month, work safe and smart. WWJ

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Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) Variable speed or frequency drives have rapidly become a favored method for energy savings and improving system efficiency. However, they are not without their drawbacks and limitations, so the designer must consider specific features to provide the highest possible efficiency and extend the life of the drive and the motor being driven. ● As with most electronic devices, VFDs do not care for heat. Not only will the life of the unit suffer but the operating efficiency will also. For these reasons, proper ventilation and cooling must be observed. ● When using a VFD with submersible motors or other motors with a long cable run between the motor and drive (less than 50 feet), a condition known as “reflected wave voltage” can occur. This simply means the drive may be exposed to a returned level of voltage back from the motor in values hundreds of times higher than rated for. Various protective devices such as rectifiers are used to negate these conditions and should be implemented on all installations with long cable offsets. ● When sizing the VFD, consider the actual amperage the unit will need to operate, not just the horsepower. Since a submersible motor will draw higher current than a comparable horsepower standard motor, sizing for horsepower may not provide an adequate reserve capability for the higher current. In many cases, increasing the unit size by one can protect against this potential. This is a common issue on retrofit installations. ● Specific types of installations, such as those on vertical hollow shaft or standard horizontal motors, can result in

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By Ron Slee

Performance Standards How do you know when you’re doing a good job?

t has been a remarkable truth over the years that most people don’t know when they are doing a good job.

And why don’t people know when they are doing a good job? Well, it’s actually quite simple. No one has told them.

It shouldn’t be a surprise. Businesses in America fail to implement their strategy at an obscenely high level—more than 90% of businesses in this country fail to do so. The primary reason is because the employees don’t know the strategy of the company. How can this be? Communications. And that is also the reason why employees don’t know when they are doing a good job.

I am an example of this. When I was working at a dealership, I asked for but never received a performance review.

I remember one of my bosses asking me indignantly, “Did you get a raise?”

When I replied that I had, he said that was the only performance review I needed. I told him I didn’t agree. I felt a performance review was a significant tool for the employee to learn what was necessary for their growth such that they could earn more money and opportunity.

I guess the ultimate review was that this was a boss whom I eventually told, “I quit.”

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He also operates Quest Learning Centers, which provides training services specializing in product support, and Insight (M&R) Institute, which operates “Dealer Twenty” Groups.

He can be reached at ron@rjslee.com.

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You need to share with each employee what it is they do that is important to the customer, to the company, or their peers and coworkers.

Sense of Pride But let’s go to the simple truth that most employees don’t know when they are doing a good job. This is truly a shame. There should be a sense of pride about a job well done. On a daily basis the employees, you and I, should know whether or not we are doing a good job.

In Pat Lencioni’s book The Three Signs of a Miserable Job, he talks about “immeasureability.” He created this word because he couldn’t find an appropriate one to describe how an employee cannot measure their own performance.

That idea by itself is interesting. Everyone should know at the end of every day whether or not they did a good job. I think most do, but I am talking about the formal measures for a job.

What do you do? This is an interesting question and one that John Jenson discusses in The Clarity Imperative. Too often we do too many things—so many things that in fact nothing is memorable.

You want your customers to know you for something important. You want a reputation for great customer service, providing solutions to problems, possessing good skills, having high parts availability, or owning good technical knowledge.

You need to share with each employee what it is they do that is important to the customer, to the company, or their peers and coworkers. They need to know. When that is known, they also need told what the standard of performance might be for each and every requirement and function of their jobs.

Metrics of a Job And there we go—standards of performance. These are the metrics for a job function or for a department. They are what we all strive to accomplish.

Let’s step back a moment and deal with a few truths. ● ● ●

Everyone wants to do a good job Everyone can do more than they think they can Everyone is fundamentally lazy.

So if everyone wants to do a good job, don’t you think the boss would figure out what good performance looks like for each job? Perhaps it’s a measure of gross profit, expense management, or customer retention. These are rather significant performance elements, aren’t they?

That means these are some of the standards you should share with employees, depending on your type of business: ● Gross profit ● Sales per employee ● Freight recovery ● Labor efficiency ● Inventory turnover ● Order service level ● Stock order efficiency with vendors.

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I believe strongly one of the responsibilities of management is to help people develop and get better at their jobs.

This is made much easier if we can develop performance standards for each job and share these standards with each employee for their particular job. Then we should provide the training and tools necessary to make them better. This is a management responsibility in my mind.

Forge a Path So start on a new path. Develop a job description for each function in the company. Determine what the key result areas are for each job. Develop performance standards for each of these key result areas for each job function. Then you can communicate to each employee these truths and work with them to determine what is standing in the way of them doing a better job—delivering better results. This will typically be training or tooling. Then it’s up to you to provide that.

Management is really an interesting career. We manage processes, but we lead people. I believe we can lead people much more effectively if each and every employee knows what is expected from them, which means each employee knows when they go home at the end of a workday if they can say, “I did a good job today.”

I hope this is something you can accomplish for your workers. The better they are at doing their jobs, the happier your customers will be. And the happier your customers are with your business, the more business they will give you.

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By William J. Lynott

Irrational Behavior Be careful. Emotion can lead to poor financial decisions. n all of the animal kingdom, only humans have the ability to employ reasoning in a way that allows us to reach rational decisions.

Why is it, then, that we seem to misuse that ability so often, especially in important areas such as money matters?

In coining the phrase “irrational exuberance” more than 15 years ago, former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan was thought to be warning us the stock market was irrationally overvalued. As it turns out, his comment may have foreshadowed a new field of study called behavioral economics—a new science that makes an effort to determine why supposedly rational humans make so many irrational decisions.

When it comes to how we handle our money, there’s no shortage of irrational decisions. Consider the person who drives five miles to save three cents per gallon of gasoline, or the investor who consistently buys stocks at their highs and then panics when the market goes down and sells them at their lows.

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“One of the biggest risks to investors’ wealth is their own behavior,” he says.

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fessionals, are prone to emotional and cognitive biases that lead to less-thanideal financial decisions. By identifying subconscious biases and understanding how they can hurt a portfolio’s return, investors can develop long-term financial plans to help lessen their impact.”

Here are some of the most common and detrimental investor biases.

Overconfidence “It’s easy to overestimate your own abilities in picking stocks while underestimating risks. Even professional money managers struggle to beat stock market indexes; the casual investor has even less chance,” Sullivan says.

“It’s almost impossible to hold a day job and moonlight as manager of your individual-stocks portfolio,” he says.

“Overconfidence frequently leaves investors with their eggs in far too few baskets, and with those baskets dangerously close to one another.” ● Loss Aversion According to behavioral economics proponents, many people have such a strong fear of losing money that avoiding a loss gives them more comfort and pleasure than making a gain.

“Because of their loss aversion bias, some people will irrationally hold losing investments for longer than is financially advisable,” Sullivan says. “If an investor makes a speculative trade and it performs poorly, frequently he will continue to hold the investment even if new developments have made the company’s prospects yet more dismal. The inability to come to terms with an investment gone awry can lead investors to lose more money while hoping to recoup their original losses.” ● Anchoring Aversion to selling investments at a loss can also result from what econo●

mists call an anchoring bias. Some investors become “anchored” to the original purchase price of an investment.

“If an investor paid $1,000,000 for his home during the peak of the frothy market in early 2007, he may insist that what he paid is the home’s true value, despite comparable homes currently selling for $700,000,” Sullivan explains.

“This inability to adjust to the reality of market changes may disrupt the investor’s life should he need to sell the property, for example, to relocate for a better job.” ● Following the Herd Another common investor bias is following the herd. When the financial media and Main Street are bullish, many investors will happily put additional funds in stocks, regardless of how high prices soar simply because “everyone else is doing it.” However, when stocks trend lower, many refuse to invest until the market shows signs of recovery.

As a result, they fail to purchase stocks when they are at their most attractive levels. ● Past Performance Bias Despite frequent warnings from investment professionals that past performance is no guarantee of future results, many investors continue to use recent past performance as a guide to equity and mutual fund purchases. ● Familiarity Sullivan recalls a middle-aged banker who put more than half of his $500,000 portfolio in bank stocks.

Another prospective client who had sold his consumer-goods business to a big consumer-goods company then put almost all of his money in that one company’s stock.

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astray from a prudently diversified portfolio,” Sullivan says.

“That was the case with both of the investors mentioned above. One was familiar with banks; the other was familiar with consumer goods. Unwisely they both put all their eggs in a familiar basket.”

Counteracting Personal Biases Having a written plan is the key. “Create a plan and stick to it,” Sullivan says. “Hewing to a written long-term investment policy prevents you from making haphazard decisions about your portfolio during times of economic stress or euphoria.

Selecting the appropriate asset allocation will help you weather turbulent markets.”

Investors should invest assets they may need to withdraw from their portfolios within five years in short-term liquid investments. Combining an appropriate asset with a short-term reserve gives investors more confidence to stick to their longterm plans.

If you can’t control your emotions—or don’t have the time or skill to manage your investments—consider hiring a feeonly financial adviser.

“An adviser can provide moral support and coaching, which will boost your confidence in your long-term plan and also prevent you from making a bad, emotionally driven decision,” Sullivan suggests.

At the end of the day we all bring our natural biases into the investment process. “Though we cannot eliminate them entirely,” Sullivan says, “we can learn to recognize them and respond in ways that help us avoid destructive and selfdefeating behavior.” WWJ

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By Michelle Nichols

When Heart Meets Hustle, Stand Back!

If you have the drive to sell and the desire to succeed, few things in this world can stand in the way of success.

was at a beautiful resort with my family a few years ago and I noticed there was a business conference going on. I saw a man walking by in a shirt emblazoned with the confab’s “No Limits” logo and we got to talking about his work. He ended up introducing me to his company’s senior vice-president of global sales and marketing before it dawned upon me: I was in my bathing suit!

I started to laugh. What else could I do but carry on? I acknowledged the situation, continued our engaging conversation, and left with their business cards.

Despite my embarrassment, I didn’t crumble because I have heart and hustle—two qualities that are essential for selling success.

I have tremendous heart in my ability to help organizations sell more. I know that my sales experience, education, and instinct can’t be beat. If you want to sell more, you need to believe deep in your heart in the value of your offering.

Perhaps the line of products and service you sell isn’t the absolute fastest, cheapest, or highest quality. However, you’ve got to truly believe that the combination of its qualities makes it the best solution or you’re done before you’ve even got started.

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Hustle is what pushes you to make one more call, suggest one more potential solution, call a new customer, or check out the sales potential.

Making a Plan It’s said that before you can sell something, you must first “buy” it yourself. There are many folks selling life insurance who will tell you that once they bought a million dollar policy for themselves, it was easier to sell them to their customers. The same concept applies to most products, tangible or intangible.

Here’s a quick fix for the faint of heart. More than 20 years ago, when I first started selling, I embraced the advice of sales guru and motivational speaker Brian Tracy. He urged me to prepare for a sales call by looking in a mirror and reminding myself, “I am the best. I am the best. I am the very, very best.” If you do this, it will pump you up and give you heart too.

I once met a man who was between jobs named Robert. Remember, job hunting is just a form of selling, and one of the toughest, too. When he heard of a job opening for a sales manager, he took the time to study and understand his potential employer’s situation, structure, and strategies. Instead of sending over a standard resume, he produced a painstakingly detailed three-page document he titled “Revenue/Profit Generator Proposal to Become Sales Manager.”

He showed me one of these documents and it was impressive. His five-year plan for the company, broken down into seven individual time frames, was a tour de force of logic and conciseness. If I needed a sales manager, I’d hire Robert on the spot.

That’s what I mean when I talk about heart, and the same approach can work in just about any sales situation. Obviously, that approach won’t always be appropriate, but when it is, and when it clicks—fasten your seat belt, because the sky’s the limit.

Some Good Examples I once read about Margaret Johnson, who showed she had heart when she tried out for the Houston Texans cheerleaders at age 46 and made the first cut.

Hey, she can still do the splits—and really believed she had the stuff to make the squad. As Margaret knew, no matter what your situation, if you have heart, you can accomplish amazing things.

Having heart is not enough, however.

You can’t just sit at home and believe you’re the best. The second ingredient, hustle, is every bit as important. It’s what pushes you to make one more call, suggest one more potential solution, call a new customer, or check out the sales potential in a different industry. Hustle is the reason I found myself talking business in a bathing suit.

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Schwarzenegger. Why? Because he had the heart and the hustle, and if you possess those attributes, a rough accent becomes irrelevant.

Another movie star with heart and hustle is Jackie Chan. I love his movies, not only for the great choreography, but also the outtakes as the credits roll. He lets us see his mistakes, both physical and pronunciation. Despite his mishaps and mangled language, Jackie keeps filling movie theaters.

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Taxi Tactics Nigel, a fan of mine, recently shared one of his methods for finding sales opportunities. When he travels, he always takes a cab. In the line at the airport, he asks if anyone wants to share the ride, since he figures that whoever climbs into the back seat with him will be a captive audience, and it’s not unusual for that person to be an executive of a potential customer. Often, before they part company, his companion will have agreed to a telephone appointment. Plus, Nigel saves on half the cab fare!

What’s the worst that can happen if you have the heart and hustle, but still don’t end up with a sale? You walk away with experience, maybe a good story, and the comfort in knowing you tried your best. You will also be that much wiser when you do try again.

No matter whether you sell in your business suit, or even your bathing suit, if you sell with heart and hustle, you will close more business.

Happy selling! WWJ

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NGWA Awards of Excellence

NGWA Divisional Awards

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For details on eligibility, past recipients, and NGWA award nomination forms, visit www.NGWA.org or call customer service at 800 551.7379 (614 898.7791 outside the United States). Forms must be received at NGWA headquarters on or before August 1, 2012 for this year’s awards.

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2012 BUYERS GUIDE When you find a product or service you are interested in, go to the company listings in the Directory of Manufacturers or the Directory of Suppliers and Manufacturer Representatives for a description of what each company has to offer and complete contact information.

adapters, rope

alarms

American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Merrill Manufacturing Simmons Manufacturing Toney Drilling Supplies

Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Geokon Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply SJE-Rhombus

all-terrain vehicles aeration equipment and systems 2M Austin Pump & Supply Hydroflo Pumps

air chargers American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Merrill Manufacturing Simmons Manufacturing

AMS Central Mine Equipment Flatwater Fleet Northwest Flattanks Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

arsenic removal Better Water Industries Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Water-Right

air strippers

ASR flow control valves

Better Water Industries Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment

Baski

air volume controls American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Simmons Manufacturing Sta-Rite/Pentair

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auger drill tools AMS Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International Mobile Drill International Rockmore International Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

augers, bailers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rex McFadden Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

augers, hollow stem AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Geoprobe Systems Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Little Beaver/Lone Star Drill Mobile Drill International Rig Source Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

augers, sand pumps AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rex McFadden Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

augers, solid AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; International Construction Equipment Little Beaver/Lone Star Drill Mobile Drill International Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

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bailers

bit grinders

AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Morris Industries Rampp Rex McFadden RST Instruments Solinst Canada Star Iron Works Voss Technologies

D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works

banking/financing Buckeye Drill Salvadore Auctions WellMagic

bearings Graphite Metallizing, Graphalloy Division Groundwater Supply North Houston Machine Robbco Pumps

bentonite pellets/tablets 2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baroid Industrial Drilling Products Central Mine Equipment CETCO ECT Manufacturing Environmental Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Toney Drilling Supplies Wyo-Ben

bit dressers and tools East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works

bits, button Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Numa Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, cable guards Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Star Iron Works

bits, cable tool, friction wheels Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Rex McFadden Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, cable tool, jars Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill Groundwater Supply Rampp Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, cable tool, sockets Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling

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Groundwater Supply Rampp Rex McFadden Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, cable tool, stems Atlantic Drilling Buckeye Drill Groundwater Supply Rampp Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, carbide Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling ECT Manufacturing GeoRocFor Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International North Houston Machine Numa Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, diamond Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Central Mine Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, down-the-hole Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Water Well Journal June 2012 45/

Bit Brokers International D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products North Houston Machine Numa Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, horizontal

bits, drag

Atlantic Drilling Supply Bit Brokers International Central Mine Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works

Atlantic Drilling Supply Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment Drill King International Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International North Houston Machine Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works

bits, drill 2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International North Houston Machine Numa Rampp Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies 46/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, mill tooth

bits, reverse circulation Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Numa Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Numa Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, rotary hammer 2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Numa Rock-Tech International Rockmore International Star Iron Works

bits, tooth Atlantic Drilling Supply Bit Brokers International Central Mine Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, rock

bits, tricone

2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling GeoRocFor

Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Central Mine Equipment Drill King International East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products waterwelljournal.com

Mobile Drill International Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bits, tungsten carbide Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Bit Brokers International Blue Demon Central Mine Equipment Drill King International GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Rock-Tech International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

bladders Atlantic Drilling Supply Geoprobe Systems

boosters Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Laibe/Versa-Drill Reid Plumbing Products Robbco Pumps SJE-Rhombus

boring machines Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Groundwater Supply Mobile Drill International Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

breakout tools Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Laibe/Versa-Drill Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works

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brushes-rehabilitation Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Cotey Chemical Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Star Iron Works

bushings, drive East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rex McFadden Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works

bushings, rotary deck D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Star Iron Works

cable tools Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Manufacturing Buckeye Drill D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Rampp Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

cable wire, ties, and guards 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works

cable, submersible pump/motor 2M Austin Pump & Supply C.R.I. Pumps Coleman Cable Flowserve â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Flow Solutions Group Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Instrumentation Northwest

Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps

cameras, down-the-hole 2M Allegheny Instruments Austin Pump & Supply Flatwater Fleet Geovista Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Laval Underground Surveys Salvadore Auctions

cameras, video (not down-the-hole) Aries Industries Austin Pump & Supply Groundwater Supply

carousels East West Machinery & Drilling

carriers Central Mine Equipment Flatwater Fleet Northwest Flattanks Rig Source

casing cutter-downhole 2M Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment Groundwater Supply Rampp Star Iron Works

casing tools, spiders, and slips Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Manufacturing Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products North Houston Machine Rampp Rex McFadden Star Iron Works

casings, fabricated steel 101 Pipe & Casing 2M Alloy Screen Works Water Well Journal June 2012 47/

Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment Foremost Industries Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens L.B. Foster Morris Industries Star Iron Works

casings, fiberglass Burgess Well Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing kwik-ZIP Centralizers

casings, plastic 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment CertainTeed ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings RST Instruments

casings, PVC 2M Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment CertainTeed ECT Manufacturing Environmental Manufacturing Geoprobe Systems Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings RST Instruments Toney Drilling Supplies 48/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

casings, shoe 101 Pipe & Casing Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment Drill King International Geoprobe Systems GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

casings, stainless steel 101 Pipe & Casing Aardvark Packers Alloy Screen Works ACS-Amistco Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Baski Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers L.B. Foster Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Toney Drilling Supplies

casings, Teflon Central Mine Equipment

casings, threaded PVC 2M Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings QSP Packers

RST Instruments Toney Drilling Supplies

catheads Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill Groundwater Supply Mobile Drill International Pullmaster Winch Toney Drilling Supplies

centralizers Aardvark Packers Alloy Screen Works Armored Textiles Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling ECT Manufacturing Environmental Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

check valves 101 Pipe & Casing 2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Atlantic Drilling Supply Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill D & L Thomas Equipment Flomatic Geoprobe Systems Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings SEMCO waterwelljournal.com

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Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works Voss Technologies

chemical feed equipment American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Northwest Pipe Fittings Stenner Pump Water-Right

chemicals, water treatment 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Calgon Carbon Flatwater Fleet Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Laval Underground Surveys Rex McFadden

chlorinators, water treatment 2M Austin Pump & Supply B&B Chlorination Better Water Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Laval Underground Surveys Northwest Pipe Fittings Stenner Pump Water-Right

clamps American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply ICE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; International Construction Equipment Ideal Clamp Products J&K Tool Merrill Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Rex McFadden 50/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

compounds, pipe joint 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment CETCO D & L Thomas Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

compressor filters D & L Thomas Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Laibe/Versa-Drill

compressors Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Laibe/Versa-Drill Northwest Flattanks Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

computer software-business WellMagic

computer software-modeling AMS WellMagic

conditioning, water treatment Austin Pump & Supply Enpress Groundwater Supply Water-Right

controls Austin Pump & Supply Franklin Electric Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Hydroflo Pumps USA

MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps SJE-Rhombus Water-Right

controls, constant pressure Aermotor/Pentair Berkeley/Pentair Franklin Electric Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Myers/Pentair Northwest Pipe Fittings Pentek/Pentair SJE-Rhombus Sta-Rite/Pentair

controls, variable speed pumping Austin Pump & Supply Franklin Electric Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps SJE-Rhombus Yaskawa America

core boxes Atlantic Drilling Supply Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rock-Tech International Toney Drilling Supplies

core drilling tools Aardvark Packers Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; International Construction Equipment Mobile Drill International QSP Packers Rig Source Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies waterwelljournal.com

couplings, compressor D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply

couplings, PVC 2M Aardvark Packers American Granby Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Big Foot Manufacturing Boshart Industries CertainTeed ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Northwest Pipe Fittings Toney Drilling Supplies

cranes Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions

cylinders American Granby American West Windmill & Solar Atlas Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Northwest Pipe Fittings SEMCO

In-Situ Laval Underground Surveys Northwest Pipe Fittings RST Instruments SJE-Rhombus Solinst Canada YSI

Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Mud Technology International MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing Star Iron Works Tibban Manufacturing/ MudPuppy International

deaeration and degasification

desilters

Better Water Industries Geokon

Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kemtron Technologies Mud Technology International MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing Salvadore Auctions Tibban Manufacturing/ MudPuppy International

decontamination/environmental equipment and services Gicon Pumps & Equipment

deionization Austin Pump & Supply Enpress

depth indicators 2M Aardvark Packers Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing D & L Thomas Equipment Eno Scientific Flatwater Fleet Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments Hole Products In-Situ Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Solinst Canada Star Iron Works YSI

derricks Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions SEMCO

dies and inserts Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Rex McFadden Star Iron Works

direct push tools Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex ECT Manufacturing Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply Hole Products Solinst Canada

discharge kits Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing

disinfection equipment

Delta Screens Gicon Pumps & Equipment

American Granby Better Water Industries Design Water Technologies Grundfos Pumps Water-Right

data logging equipment

desanders

distillation equipment

AMS Eno Scientific Geokon Geoprobe Systems Geovista Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments

Atlantic Drilling Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kemtron Technologies

Groundwater Supply Salvadore Auctions Water-Right

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desalination systems

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diverters, pneumatic GeoRocFor Groundwater Supply Star Iron Works

drill collars Atlantic Drilling Supply Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

Rex McFadden Star Iron Works

drill steel, inertia weld Atlantic Drilling Supply East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International Mobile Drill International Star Iron Works

drills, caisson East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment

drill pipe tools

drills, core

AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International Mobile Drill International Rex McFadden Sonic Drill Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Mobile Drill International Rig Source Salvadore Auctions SIMCO Drilling Equipment Toney Drilling Supplies

drill steel, adapter subs Atlantic Drilling Supply D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International Mobile Drill International Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

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drills, foundation Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Foremost Industries Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment kwik-ZIP Centralizers Little Beaver/Lone Star Drill MARL Technologies Mobile Drill International Salvadore Auctions

drills, rotary

AMS ECT Manufacturing Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply Rig Source Salvadore Auctions SIMCO Drilling Equipment

Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Central Mine Equipment D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Foremost Industries Geoprobe Systems Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE – International Construction Equipment MARL Technologies Mobile Drill International Rig Source Salvadore Auctions Schramm SIMCO Drilling Equipment Toney Drilling Supplies

drills, directional

drills, tieback

Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment Salvadore Auctions Schramm

D & L Thomas Equipment Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment MARL Technologies

drills, direct push/probe

drill steel, blast hole Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International

ICE – International Construction Equipment Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

drills, down-the-hole Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply

drills, top-drive Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA D & L Thomas Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Foremost Industries Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE – International Construction Equipment waterwelljournal.com

Mobile Drill International North Houston Machine Salvadore Auctions SIMCO Drilling Equipment

drinking water systems Armored Textiles Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hoeptner Perfected Products Northwest Pipe Fittings Water-Right

drives, bushings East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment Star Iron Works

drives, pulling heads

education and training

Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment Rampp Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works

AMS Baroid Industrial Drilling Products Better Water Industries CETCO Franklin Electric Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Laibe/Versa-Drill

drives, right angle Amarillo Gear Flowserve – Flow Solutions Group Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment Robbco Pumps

drives, shoes

American Granby Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Central Mine Equipment Geoprobe Systems Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE – International Construction Equipment Merrill Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works

101 Pipe & Casing American Granby Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment Geoprobe Systems GeoRocFor Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products ICE – International Construction Equipment MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Rampp Salvadore Auctions Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

drives, couplings

drives, variable frequency

101 Pipe & Casing American Granby Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential East West Machinery & Drilling Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply ICE – International Construction Equipment Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Robbco Pumps Simmons Manufacturing Toney Drilling Supplies

Austin Pump & Supply Franklin Electric Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps ICE – International Construction Equipment Northwest Pipe Fittings Phase Technologies Robbco Pumps SJE-Rhombus Sumoto Yaskawa America

drives, caps

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electric motor controls Austin Pump & Supply Flowserve – Flow Solutions Group Franklin Electric Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Hydroflo Pumps USA Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Reid Plumbing Products Robbco Pumps SJE-Rhombus Sumoto Yaskawa America

elevators, casing Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products J&K Tool Johnson Screens Northwest Pipe Fittings Rex McFadden Star Iron Works

elevators, pipe AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products J&K Tool Johnson Screens Morris Industries Water Well Journal June 2012 53/

Northwest Pipe Fittings Rex McFadden SEMCO Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

engines, diesel Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions Unitra

environmental supplies Aardvark Packers Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Central Mine Equipment CHEMetrics ECT Manufacturing Eno Scientific Environmental Manufacturing Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products In-Situ Johnson Screens Merrill Manufacturing Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Toney Drilling Supplies Voss Technologies

filter media 2M ACS-Amistco Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Calgon Carbon Carmeuse Industrial Sands Delta Screens Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair Unitra Water-Right

filter systems 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Carmeuse Industrial Sands 54/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

Delta Screens Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply, Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair Water-Right

filters, carbon Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Delta Screens Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair Unitra Water-Right

filters, cartridge type 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair Unitra Voss Technologies Water-Right

filters, miscellaneous 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Delta Screens Enpress Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions

Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair Unitra Voss Technologies Water-Right

financing Buckeye Drill Salvadore Auctions WellMagic

fishing tools Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Big Foot Manufacturing Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling ECT Manufacturing Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products North Houston Machine Rampp Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions SEMCO Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

fittings 2M Alloy Screen Works American Granby ACS-Amistco Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Johnson Screens MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing Unitra

floats Austin Pump & Supply Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Hydroflo Pumps USA Merrill Manufacturing waterwelljournal.com

Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works

flow measurement equipment Aardvark Packers Better Water Industries Central Mine Equipment Eno Scientific Gems Sensors & Controls Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Harwil Inflatable Packers International Robbco Pumps

gaskets East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Simmons Manufacturing

gauges 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling Flatwater Fleet Geokon Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing YSI

gears East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Pullmaster Winch

generators Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA East West Machinery & Drilling Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Mud Technology International Northwest Flattanks Rex McFadden

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geophysical equipment and testing services

Groundwater Supply Hole Products

Aardvark Packers Armored Textiles Geovista Laval Underground Surveys Mount Sopris Instrument

groundwater pumping equipment

geotechnical instrumentation Aardvark Packers AMS Geokon Groundwater Supply Laval Underground Surveys Precision Geothermal RST Instruments

geothermal equipment 101 Pipe & Casing Armored Textiles Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Buckeye Drill Carmeuse Industrial Sands Centennial Plastics ChemGrout ClimateMaster East West Machinery & Drilling Geo-Hydro Supply Groundwater Supply ICE â&#x20AC;&#x201C; International Construction Equipment MARL Technologies Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Precision Geothermal R. E. Rupe Salvadore Auctions

geothermal pipe Atlas Copco Construction Mining Technique USA Austin Pump & Supply Buckeye Drill East West Machinery & Drilling Endot Industries Geo-Hydro Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings

gravels 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Carmeuse Industrial Sands Central Mine Equipment

2M Aardvark Packers American West Windmill & Solar Austin Pump & Supply C.R.I. Pumps ECT Manufacturing Flowserve â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Flow Solutions Group Franklin Electric Geoprobe Systems Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Morris Industries Mud Technology International Northwest Pipe Fittings Reid Plumbing Products Rex McFadden Robbco Pumps Solinst Canada Toney Drilling Supplies

groundwater sampling equipment Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Geoprobe Systems Geovista Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Hole Products In-Situ Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Solinst Canada Voss Technologies YSI

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ECT Manufacturing GeoPro Geoprobe Systems Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings R. E. Rupe RST Instruments Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies Wyo-Ben

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hand cleaners American Granby Buckeye Drill ECT Manufacturing Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

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insurance, property/casualty, liability

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lightning arrestors

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oxygen generators R. E. Rupe

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power transmissions, pulleys

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probes

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Water Well Journal’s Special Section for the West ater Well Journal knows that industry professionals face some issues that are unique to their immediate area. That’s why it has created this special section for those working in the groundwater industry in the western region of the United States.

Only professionals in your region are receiving this section of WWJ. The articles and advertising are just for you.

One feature article focuses on how keeping an orderly job site promotes safety. Another is an interview with Stewart Krause of Wyo-Ben Inc., which is headquartered in Billings, Montana.

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Keeping Your House in Order Practicing good housekeeping on the job site is essential for preventing safety accidents.

By Mike Price very detail matters in today’s work environment.

Take a clean job site for example. It seems straightforward, but housekeeping affects much more than just slips, trips, and falls.

Good housekeeping in vehicles helps during a Department of Transportation roadside inspection. A neat truck is more likely to get waved through or receive a clear inspection. Keeping a tidy vehicle cab is crucial because a bottle or can may roll out from under the seat and block the brake pedal or accelerator. In an accident, loose objects in the cab can become deadly projectiles.

The same for a neat and clean job site in the event of a safety inspection,

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In addition to his WWJ responsibilities, Price produces NGWA’s newsletters and contributes to the Association’s quarterly scientific publication. He can be reached at mprice@ngwa.org.

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whether it’s by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the local fire department, or other type of safety inspection. Fire, environmental, and general chemical hazards/incidents can be reduced with good housekeeping.

“That first impression of being neat and clean goes a long way to influencing the outcome of the inspection,” says Jim Wright, director of health and safety for WDC Exploration & Wells in Shawnee, Kansas. Wright chairs the National Ground Water Association’s Safety Subcommittee.

Housekeeping also improves work efficiency and production. Knowing where your tools and supplies are and being able to get to them quickly saves time and money. What’s more, good housekeeping can improve tool and equipment life. Taking care of equipment and keeping it clean makes it last longer and saves money.

Case in point. While reaching for a box on a messy shelf, a worker might not see the hammer that gets knocked off onto their head, or that bottle of

paint thinner that falls off the shelf and spills. Reports of contractors reaching into a cluttered toolbox for penetrating oil and accidentally engaging the spray can because the lid came off are not uncommon.

Key Safety Points to Consider Joe Neri, owner/operator of All Star Drilling and Probing in Laurence Harbor, New Jersey, who sits on NGWA’s Safety Subcommittee, points out three things to consider.

1. From an environmental point of view, the importance of possible cross contamination needs to be addressed. If the job site is a mess, there is a good possibility someone could be spreading contamination from one area to another.

2. From a safety standpoint, keeping a clean job site will help prevent slips, trips, and falls. It will also help prevent workers from being put in the line of fire.

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“That first impression of being neat and clean goes a long way to influencing the outcome of the inspection.”

HOUSEKEEPING/from page 3 3. From an equipment and tooling perspective, they’ll always work best and last longest when clean and organized.

“I have always taken a lot of pride in running a clean, organized drill and job site and stress this to my guys daily before they go out in the field,” Neri says.

“You can tell a lot about someone just by the way they keep their job site organized. Be safe and organized.

By keeping your site clean, this will help you to be more efficient.”

Other points to consider are that housekeeping affects relationships— those between the general contractor and the client and a working relationship between a subcontractor and the general contractor.

Poor housekeeping by a subcontractor can also lead the general contractor to believe the subcontractor is not taking pride in the project itself, and can even affect the insurance rates of the subcontractor as well.

Safety Products There are many safety products designed to keep job sites clean in the groundwater industry, including a fairly new technique for sediment control to meet the requirements needed for well construction.

Sediment filter bags have commonly been used on small bridge construction jobs where space is not available to construct a sedimentation basin.

Muddy, sediment-laden water is discharged into a sediment filter bag where the suspended sediment is contained.

The sediment-free water (almost all of it) discharges through the walls of the bag and flows into the stream.

Frank Roberts & Sons Inc. of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, has been manufacturing the sediment filter bags for 10 years.

The most common size filter bag (6¼ feet wide by 15 feet long) is made of non-woven geotextile fabric and is rated 4/ Special Section Water Well Journal

for an initial water flow rate Studies show a safer job site results in higher of 800 gallons per minute.

“In drilling operations, just employee morale, which improves productivity. the nature of the drilling bit Photo courtesy WDC Exploration & Wells and the uniformed rock they’re going through in layers, they produce all the particles that are all very fine and very uniform and tend to build up and pack together and restrict flow,” Roberts says.

“That’s why you’ll see a lot of drillers beat the bags to dislodge those particles that are building up on the inside of the bag and allow them to realign and increase the life of stricted duty, depending on the severity the bag. It’s difficult to sell one product of the injury, can affect the contractor’s with one average opening size across EMR (Experience Modification Rate) the country to satisfy all applications.” or the contractor’s DART (Days Away, The size of sediment filter bags Restricted or Transferred). This in itself ranges from 5 feet by 6 feet to 60 feet could affect the subcontractor’s insurby 60 feet. Bags can even be as large as ance for three to five years. Though 12 feet by 300 feet. poor housekeeping habits might not “Everybody wants a site that doesn’t necessarily result in a fatality, it might allow any sediment runoff off site,” Roberts says. “The cleaner you can keep cause a recordable injury, meaning time away from the job. it the better it looks, the safer it is, and “Ankle, foot, and knee injuries tend you don’t have sediment all over the to be the result of poor housekeeping,” place. It’s a more contained area, so it’s says Scott Honer, corporate safety and been widely accepted.” health director for Vee-Jay Cement ConThe use of a 6¼ feet by 15 feet bag tracting Co. Inc. in St. Louis, Missouri. was demonstrated recently at a field “Due to a financially strapped econconference hosted by the Pennsylvania omy, housekeeping tends to take a backGround Water Association.

Drilling in shale, the hammer drill rig seat to productivity.”

A typical response from employees created the typical size chips along with can be, “We’ll clean it up when we have sand, silt, and clay size particles. Some time.” Under OSHA’s General Duty of the silt and clay was of natural origin Clause, the contractor must provide a from within the fractures and bedding safe, healthful working environment, planes of the shale bedrock. free of recognized hazards. The em“Even the surges of water and the ployee also has a responsibility. The blasts of air when the rods were employee should notify the contractor changed didn’t affect the filter bag,” when there are hazards and if possible the PGWA reported in its newsletter. reduce the hazard. Management com“The water seeping from the filter mitment and job site hazard recognition bag was muddy in appearance, but on a regular basis is the key to success. contained only clay size particles.”

The day after the demonstration, a Finally, employee training makes for drilling crew used a forklift to pick up a safer job site. the filter bag and carry it away. The bag “General contractors, subcontractors, didn’t split or burst when lifted and the employees, and even the client can benfield grass beneath had little fine sediefit from a safer workplace,” Honer ment on it. says. “Studies have shown a safer job site results in higher employee morale, Good Financial Sense which improves productivity. The time Numerous injuries that happen on the spent on housekeeping will benefit your job and require an employee to be on re- workplace.” WWJ waterwelljournal.com

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Stewart Krause Wyo-Ben Inc. ater Well Journal regularly interviews groundwater professionals throughout the year. For this special supplement geared toward the West, we thought it would be a good idea to catch up with someone from Wyo-Ben Inc. which mines, processes, and distributes sodium bentonite products throughout the world and is headquartered in Billings, Montana.

Stewart Krause has been employed by Wyo-Ben since 1978. During this time he has served in many different capacities involving the oil and gas, mining, environmental, industrial, horizontal directional drilling, and water well industries.

Krause is involved in the product development and site applications of WyoBen’s groundwater and mineral products.

He teaches several drilling fluid and grouting seminars each year for the groundwater industry and has been an active member of the National Ground Water Association, including serving as chair of the Manufacturers Division Board of Directors.

Water Well Journal: Wyo-Ben was one of the suppliers that was part of the Nebraska Grout Study that was formed in 2001 and is still ongoing.

What do you think is the biggest piece of information to come from that research so far?

Stewart Krause: Nearly all of the grouts tested performed very well when placed in a saturated zone. Vadose zone grouting is where the major grout problems were noted. Thus, follow-up grout tests were specifically targeting the vadose zone.

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This should point us in the direction to something greater than just a surface seal. I would guess we will see some state grouting regulations changed to include full-hole grouting or at least grouts that penetrate first water to keep grouts hydrated.

WWJ: Is it safe to say the study has led to advancements in the grouting industry over the last few years?

Stewart: Speaking for Wyo-Ben, we have changed some of our bentonite grout formulations and are developing cement-based grout formulations.

WWJ: Have these advancements led to new products?

Stewart: We will definitely be marketing some new products as the grouting regulations change.

WWJ: The initial study tested three basic recipes. A total of 18 different recipes and nine new products were being tested after results of the first study were released in 2009. Do you have any news on those results?

Stewart: The vadose zone testing is still being reviewed and has not been released yet. The task force is also looking to install some additional test wells with some new formulations as funds become available.

WWJ: Can you tell us how you think the grouting industry has changed over the last few years with regard to more drillers entering the geothermal market?

Stewart: There has definitely been a rush for more training directed specifically to address the grouting requirements for ground source heat pumps.

This is driven by the ground source industry certification requirements and engineer’s specifications. New products have been brought to market specifically for geothermal applications.

Stewart Krause WWJ: Since it is a relatively new market, what type of advice can you give contractors considering entering the geothermal industry?

Stewart: Start small with a few domestic installations or work under a contractor who is already in the business to make sure you understand what you are getting into. Most complaints that I hear from new entries into the industry are pricing or understanding how to bid the project.

WWJ: Is there a single obstacle that stands out among the rest?

Stewart: If new entries are coming from the HVAC side of the business, they have a huge learning curve on drilling in changing formations. If they come from the drilling side, bidding the job and making money seems to be the largest issue.

WWJ: How important is professional development in terms of contractors using grout materials properly?

Stewart: There is no substitute for training and experience when it comes to proper mixing and placement of grout.

Before thinking of grouting, the hole has to be properly drilled so the grouting process truly begins with the first turn of the bit.

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Stewart: I remember sitting in some NGWA meetings about 15 years ago and the discussion was the growing interest in water law. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m surprised we have not seen more high-profile water rights lawsuits over the last decade.

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What kind of advice would you give someone to survive these tough times?

Stewart: Get your costs in line to survive on drilling fewer wells per year and also look to non-traditional markets to utilize equipment and people. Most old-line drilling companies geared up over the last couple of decades with more drilling equipment and people to handle the drilling boom, and now have or need to downsize their operations.

WWJ: Lastly, what do you think are the critical issues facing the water well drilling industry today?

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safety, warning lights

samplers, liquid/groundwater AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex ECT Manufacturing Geoprobe Systems Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Morris Industries Solinst Canada Voss Technologies

samplers, soil/vadose zone AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Central Mine Equipment Geoprobe Systems Geotech Environmental Equipment Groundwater Supply Solinst Canada

sampling devices AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Central Mine Equipment Geoprobe Systems Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Instrumentation Northwest Laibe/Versa-Drill Mobile Drill International Morris Industries Solinst Canada

Schrader air valves American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

screens and points, fiberglass Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Burgess Well ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply kwik-ZIP Centralizers Salvadore Auctions

screens and points, metal 101 Pipe & Casing 2M Alloy Screen Works American Granby ACS-Amistco Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Delta Screens ECT Manufacturing waterwelljournal.com

Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Johnson Screens Merrill Manufacturing Mud Technology International Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

screens and points, nonmetal Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Baker Water Systems Monoflex Big Foot Manufacturing Burgess Well ECT Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Johnson Screens kwik-ZIP Centralizers Salvadore Auctions

screens, threaded PVC 2M Aardvark Packers Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Monoflex Big Foot Manufacturing Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Environmental Manufacturing Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products J&K Tool Johnson Screens Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings QSP Packers RST Instruments Toney Drilling Supplies

seal vents Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Merrill Manufacturing Simmons Manufacturing

sealants American Granby Atlantic Drilling Supply Twitter @WaterWellJournl

Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Central Mine Equipment CETCO GeoPro Groundwater Supply Huskey Specialty Lubricants Jet-Lube Northwest Pipe Fittings

seals Aardvark Packers Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Groundwater Supply MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Simmons Manufacturing

seals, drawdown

Heron Instruments Hydroflo Pumps USA Instrumentation Northwest Northwest Pipe Fittings RST Instruments Solinst Canada YSI

separators Alloy Screen Works ACS-Amistco Austin Pump & Supply D & L Thomas Equipment Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing

services, water testing Austin Pump & Supply Johnson Screens Water-Right

Atlantic Drilling Supply

shaft couplings sensors, flow Eno Scientific Gems Sensors & Controls Geokon Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps Hydroflo Pumps USA Northwest Pipe Fittings

sensors, level Aardvark Packers AMS Austin Pump & Supply Boshart Industries Eno Scientific Gems Sensors & Controls Geokon Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments Instrumentation Northwest Morris Industries Solinst Canada YSI

sensors, pressure Gems Sensors & Controls Geokon Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps

101 Pipe & Casing Flowserve â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Flow Solutions Group Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply L.B. Foster Salvadore Auctions

shakers Groundwater Supply Kemtron Technologies Mud Technology International MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing Tibban Manufacturing/ MudPuppy International

shipping/freight Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

slotting machines J&K Tool

softener conversion kits Groundwater Supply

softeners Austin Pump & Supply Central Mine Equipment Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Water-Right Water Well Journal June 2012 71/

soil sampling tools

strainers

Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Central Mine Equipment Geoprobe Systems GeoRocFor Geotech Environmental Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Little Beaver/Lone Star Drill Mobile Drill International Toney Drilling Supplies

101 Pipe & Casing Alloy Screen Works Delta Screens Flomatic Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions MAASS Midwest Manufacturing

solids separation equipment Alloy Screen Works ACS-Amistco Delta Screens Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kemtron Technologies Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Mud Technology International MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing Tibban Manufacturing/ MudPuppy International

splice kits American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

stabilizers Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Drill King International Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Kingsland Drill International kwik-ZIP Centralizers Rampp Rex McFadden Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

stations 2M Gicon Pumps & Equipment

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submersible top guides American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

sucker rods

Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Harwil Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries North Houston Machine Simmons Manufacturing Sta-Rite/Pentair

swivels, air Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products King Oil Tools Laibe/Versa-Drill Mobile Drill International North Houston Machine Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions

American West Windmill & Solar Austin Pump & Supply Baker Manufacturing Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings Rampp

swivels, grout

suction strainers

Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing

American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps Simmons Manufacturing

sump pump discharge kits Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Berkeley/Pentair Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Sta-Rite/Pentair

switches 2M Aermotor/Pentair American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential

D & L Thomas Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products King Oil Tools North Houston Machine

tank air seals

tank fittings 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

tank tees American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology waterwelljournal.com

Groundwater Supply MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

tanks, air 2M Austin Pump & Supply Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

tanks, buried units 2M A.O. Smith Water Systems A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Aermotor/Pentair Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply In-Well Technologies Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, diaphragm 2M A.O. Smith Water Systems A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Flexcon Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply In-Well Technologies Morris Industries Myers/Pentair Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, fiberglass 2M Aermotor/Pentair Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Enpress Flexcon Industries Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, galvanized A.O. Smith Water Systems A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Twitter @WaterWellJournl

Aermotor/Pentair Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Dixie Tank Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Myers/Pentair Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

Flexcon Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Morris Industries Northwest Flattanks Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, water tanks, lined 2M A.O. Smith Water Systems A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Flatwater Fleet Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Myers/Pentair Northwest Flattanks Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, pressurized 2M A.O. Smith Water Systems American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Dixie Tank Enpress Flexcon Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply In-Well Technologies Myers/Pentair Northwest Pipe Fittings Sta-Rite/Pentair

tanks, stainless steel 2M Delta Screens Flexcon Industries In-Well Technologies Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Salvadore Auctions

tanks, steel 2M A.O. Smith Water Systems American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Berkeley/Pentair Dixie Tank Flatwater Fleet

2M A.O. Smith Water Systems American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Enpress Flatwater Fleet Flexcon Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Flattanks Northwest Pipe Fittings Reid Plumbing Products

tape/electrical 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

taste and odor removal 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Better Water Industries Enpress Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings Water-Right

TDS indicators CHEMetrics YSI

telemetry equipment Geokon Solinst Canada YSI

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Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

ultrafiltration systems

tracked vehicles

ultraviolet systems

Atlantic Drilling Supply Design Water Technologies Groundwater Supply Industrial Test Systems

Central Mine Equipment Flatwater Fleet Foremost Industries Northwest Flattanks Rig Source Salvadore Auctions Toney Drilling Supplies

testing kits

traction mats

CETCO CHEMetrics GeoPro Groundwater Supply YSI

2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Austin Pump & Supply Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Salvadore Auctions

2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Calgon Carbon Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Water-Right

telemetry systems Geokon Gicon Pumps & Equipment In-Situ SJE-Rhombus Solinst Canada YSI

test strips

testing labs Design Water Technologies Johnson Screens Robbco Pumps Toney Drilling Supplies Water-Right

tongs Buckeye Drill Groundwater Supply Rex McFadden Salvadore Auctions Star Iron Works

Flatwater Fleet Salvadore Auctions

traveling blocks

valves, air release

Buckeye Drill Rex McFadden SEMCO

2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

trailers

trucks, axles East West Machinery & Drilling Northwest Flattanks

trucks, rig support

Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks

Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Groundwater Supply

Buckeye Drill Central Mine Equipment East West Machinery & Drilling Flatwater Fleet Foremost Industries Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks Salvadore Auctions SEMCO

torque arrestors

trucks, service

2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply kwik-ZIP Centralizers

East West Machinery & Drilling Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks SEMCO

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underreamers Drill King International Groundwater Supply Hole Products Rampp Rex McFadden Rock-Tech International

toolboxes

top guides

Austin Pump & Supply Enpress Groundwater Supply

trucks, water East West Machinery & Drilling Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks Salvadore Auctions

valves, backwash 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, ball 2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries waterwelljournal.com

Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products Hydroflo Pumps USA Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, butterfly 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Buckeye Drill C.R.I. Pumps Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Morris Industries MudPuppy/Tibban Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings SEMCO Tibban Manufacturing/ MudPuppy International

Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Simmons Manufacturing

valves, flow regulating 2M Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Baski Boshart Industries Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, bypass

valves, foot

Austin Pump & Supply Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings

2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Boshart Industries C.R.I. Pumps Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hole Products MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps Simmons Manufacturing Solinst Canada Star Iron Works Unitra

valves, check 101 Pipe & Casing 2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings SEMCO Simmons Manufacturing Unitra

valves, drain A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Twitter @WaterWellJournl

Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill C.R.I. Pumps Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, freeze protection 2M Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, gate 2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply

valves, nonmetal 2M American Granby Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, pressure regulators 2M Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, pump control Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Hydroflo Pumps USA Northwest Pipe Fittings

valves, relief 2M A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing American Granby Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Buckeye Drill Flomatic Gicon Pumps & Equipment Goulds Water Technology Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Morris Industries Water Well Journal June 2012 75/

Northwest Pipe Fittings SEMCO Simmons Manufacturing

valves, solenoid Austin Pump & Supply Flomatic Gems Sensors & Controls Groundwater Supply Morris Industries Northwest Pipe Fittings Robbco Pumps

vapor extraction caps Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Groundwater Supply

vents 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Merrill Manufacturing Simmons Manufacturing

washers, break-out Groundwater Supply

water analysis Austin Pump & Supply CHEMetrics Design Water Technologies Industrial Test Systems Johnson Screens Water-Right

water coolers Buckeye Drill Toney Drilling Supplies

water level measurement equipment AMS Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Monoflex Eno Scientific Gems Sensors & Controls Geokon Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Harwil Heron Instruments Hole Products 76/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

In-Situ Instrumentation Northwest Morris Industries RST Instruments Solinst Canada Toney Drilling Supplies Waterline Envirotech YSI

water level meters Aardvark Packers AMS Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Baker Water Systems Monoflex Eno Scientific Gems Sensors & Controls Geokon Geoprobe Systems Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments Northwest Pipe Fittings RST Instruments Solinst Canada Toney Drilling Supplies Waterline Envirotech

water quality instrumentation Allegheny Instruments CHEMetrics Geotech Environmental Equipment Geovista In-Situ Instrumentation Northwest Solinst Canada Voss Technologies YSI

water treatment systemscommercial/industrial Austin Pump & Supply Calgon Carbon Delta Screens Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Reid Plumbing Products Salvadore Auctions Water-Right

water treatment-component parts for equipment Delta Screens Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Grundfos Pumps

water treatment-drinking water systems 2M American Granby Austin Pump & Supply B&B Chlorination Better Water Industries Delta Screens Enpress Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Industrial Test Systems Reid Plumbing Products Water-Right

waterbeds Flatwater Fleet Northwest Flattanks

welder racks Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Northwest Flattanks

welding equipment Flatwater Fleet Northwest Flattanks Salvadore Auctions

well and tank covers/enclosures 2M Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Central Mine Equipment Dekorra Rock Enclosures Groundwater Supply RST Instruments

well blasting D & L Thomas Equipment

well caps Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply Baker Water Systems Campbell/ Monitor Residential Boshart Industries Central Mine Equipment ECT Manufacturing Geotech Environmental Equipment Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments Hole Products MAASS Midwest Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing Northwest Pipe Fittings waterwelljournal.com

Salvadore Auctions Simmons Manufacturing Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies YSI

Inflatable Packers International Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Laval Underground Surveys TAM International Voss Technologies

well casing depth indicator Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Austin Pump & Supply ECT Manufacturing Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Heron Instruments Hole Products Solinst Canada Star Iron Works

well cleaning AirBurst Technology Allegheny Instruments Atlantic Drilling Supply Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Cotey Chemical Design Water Technologies ECT Manufacturing Johnson Screens Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions Laval Underground Surveys Northwest Pipe Fittings

well site markers Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing Merrill Manufacturing WellMagic

well treatment supplier Atlantic Drilling Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Groundwater Supply Laval Underground Surveys Northwest Pipe Fittings Rex McFadden

winches Atlantic Drilling Supply Buckeye Drill D & L Thomas Equipment Flatwater Fleet Geovista Groundwater Supply Laibe/Versa-Drill Laval Underground Surveys

well rehabilitation/remediation

Mobile Drill International Pullmaster Winch Rex McFadden

windmills American West Windmill & Solar Austin Pump & Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Northwest Pipe Fittings

wireless controls D & L Thomas Equipment Flatwater Fleet Groundwater Supply Northwest Pipe Fittings SJE-Rhombus

wrenches 2M Atlantic Drilling Supply Austin Pump & Supply Gicon Pumps & Equipment Givens International Drilling Supplies Groundwater Supply Hole Products Northwest Pipe Fittings Star Iron Works Toney Drilling Supplies

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*101 Pipe & Casing Inc. 30101 Agoura Court, Ste. 201 Agoura Hills, CA 91301 (800) 332-9101 (818) 707-9126 fax info@101pipe.com 2779 East Vista Verde Court Gilbert, AZ 85297 (877) 585-1101 (480) 897-6101 fax dfookes@101pipe.com 5609 Alameda Place Albuquerque, NM 87113 (505) 343-1101 (505) 343-1150 fax dherrera@101pipe.com 10255 Beech Ave. Fontana, CA 92335 (909) 428-6000 (909) 428-4535 fax rberg@101pipe.com

101 Pipe & Casing is a steel pipe distributor and fabricator specializing in the water well industry. We are a leading manufacturer of pump column as well as all inner column. We carry inventory of all casing sizes and grades.

*A.O. Smith Water Systems 500 Tennessee Waltz Parkway Ashland City, TN 37015 (800) 365-4300 (800) 821-2038 fax info@permatank.com www.permatank.com 768 Erie St. Stratford, Ontario Canada (519) 271-5800

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4302 Raleigh St. Charlotte, NC 28213 (704) 597-8910 (704) 596-8734 fax info@permatank.com

Pressure tanks for all your needs.

Select from diaphragm, glass-lined, galvanized, ASME and non-ASME. Diaphragm tank sizes from 2 gallons through 119 gallons. Glass-lined storage tanks from 42 gallons through 220 gallons. Galvanized tanks from 12 gallons through 900 gallons and large storage tanks up to 12,500 gallons. Expansion tanks for heating and potable water.

*A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. P.O. Box 508 Dubuque, IA 52004 (800) 292-2737 (800) 832-9296 fax pumps@aymcdonald.com

A.Y. McDonald is a manufacturer of pumps and water systems; water works service line brass; plumbing valves and fittings; and high pressure gas valves and meter bars. A.Y. McDonald products are sold to wholesale distributors, municipalities, and natural gas utilities throughout North America. End users of A.Y. McDonald products include underground contractors, plumbers, municipalities, and well drillers.

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Aardvark Packers LLC

2299 Bethel Rd., Ste. 202 Port Orchard, WA 98366 (360) 552-6662 (866) 868-6665 fax sales@aardvarkpackers.com 1800 2nd St. Berkeley, CA 94710 (360) 552-6662 (866) 868-6665 fax sales@aardvarkpackers.com 98 North Ward St. New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (360) 552-6662 (866) 868-6665 fax sales@aardvarkpackers.com

Aardvark manufactures the Tigre Tierra line of inflatable packers. Used for pressure grouting, zone testing, isolation, vapor sampling, well decommission, mining, permeability testing, and wire line systems. We have inventory on the East Coast and West Coast as well as 24-hour technical support if needed.

Aardvark also manufactures a complete line of mechanical packers. In addition, we offer S.S. centralizers, PVC screen and casing, well vaults, caps, storm drain covers, and many other well products.

*Aermotor/Pentair 293 Wright St. Delavan, WI 53115 (800) 230-1816 (800) 426-9446 fax www.aermotor.com

Founded in 1888, the Aermotor professional brand of water well products continues to offer a complete line of submersible and above-ground water pumps and pump accessories for a variety of residential, commercial, farm, and agricultural applications. Aermotor products are exported to more than 20 countries throughout the world. waterwelljournal.com

ACS-Amistco Inc. *Alloy Screen Works Aermotor Windmill Co. P.O. Box 5110 San Angelo, TX 76902 (800) 854-1656 (325) 651-4948 fax aermotor@wcc.net www.aermotorwindmill.com

Since 1888 Aermotor has been building the finest windmill in the world. From their 54,000-square-foot plant in San Angelo, Aermotor builds windmills, hot dipped galvanized towers, and parts for Aermotor windmills. Aermotor also sells leathers, Midland cylinders, wood, fiberglass and galvanized steel rods, wood towers, and windmill accessories.

Aermotor windmills are built with pride in the USA. Call for NGWA discounts and prices.

AirBurst Technology LLC W188 S7618 Oak Grove Dr. Muskego, WI 53150 (262) 679-3903 (262) 679-4620 fax bill@airbursttech.com

Provider of water well rehabilitation and development services, using a patented process known worldwide as AirBurst Technology. Franchises the use of AirBurst Technology to contractors and other entities. Manufactures and packages associated AirBurst equipment.

*Allegheny Instruments Inc. 1243 Burnsville Rd. Williamsville, VA 24487 (800) 255-1353 (540) 396-4741 fax jeff@geovision.org

Allegheny Instruments manufactures GeoVISION borehole camera systems.

From entry-level hand reel systems to motorized winch systems capable of 2000 feet with multiple camera options including the ¾-inch nano camera, motorized pan and tilt, and dual scan.

18102 East Hardy Rd. Houston, TX 77073 (281) 233-0214 (281) 233-0487 fax info@alloymachineworks.com www.alloyscreenworks.com

Well screen manufacturer. Stainless steel, galvanized, carbon steel. Sizes ¾″ to 24″ O.D., rod base, prepack, pipe base screens. Flush joint casing, T&C drop pipe. Mill slotted liners 1½″ to 20″ O.D. steel.

*Amarillo Gear Co.

2401 Sundown Lane Amarillo, TX 79118 (806) 622-1273 (806) 622-3258 fax info@amarillogear.com

Manufacturer of right angle gear drives for pump applications.

*American Granby Inc. 7652 Morgan Rd. Liverpool, NY 13104 (800) 776-2266 (800) 729-3299 fax sales@americangranby.com

American Granby provides a complete line of accessories for pump and well applications. Offering products from Harvard, Clayton Mark, Square D, Ideal, Lasco, plus many other manufacturers makes American Granby your “one-stop” accessory source and the original source of vendor consolidation.

23147 Highway 6 Alvin, TX 77511 (281) 331-5956 (281) 585-1780 fax amistco@amistco.com

ASP water well screens provide reliable filtration for a wide range of well completion and workover operations. ASP water well screens are constructed of a series of parallel “V” shaped wrapped wires, cold wound welded on perpendicular support rods. The result is a smooth plug resistant screen surface that is very structurally sound.

*AMS Inc.

105 Harrison St. American Falls, ID 83211 (208) 226-2017 (208) 226-2421 fax ams@ams-samplers.com

AMS makes and sells the largest assortment of hand sampling equipment including hand augers, soil probes, core samplers, and related equipment to all global markets. In addition to our firstclass hand sampling equipment, AMS manufacture the PowerProbe™ – the ultimate in direct push sampling. Each unit is tailored to your company’s site investigation needs.

*Aries Industries

5748 East Shields Ave. Fresno, CA 93727 (559) 291-0383 (559) 291-0463 fax seeit@ariesccv.com

Water well video inspection systems manufacturer. Aries Industries is a full line supplier of water well (borehole) camera inspection systems. Our water well cameras operate in lines 2 to 48 inches in diameter and to depths ranging from 500 to 5000 feet. We offer a large diameter pan and tilt inspection camera and up to 10,000 feet digital borehole camera capability.

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*B&B Chlorination

Armored Textiles Inc. P.O. Box 90 9 Vose Farm Rd. Peterborough, NH 03458 (603) 924-2122 (603) 924-2322 fax ati@armtexinc.com

Fire Safe Associates LLC 4920 Timbergreen Lane Holly Springs, NC 27540 (919) 557-5666 (800) 615-7324 fax wpatterson@firesafeassociates.com Hammerhead Industrial Hose 8520 Warren Rd. Houston, TX 77040 (713) 466-5202 (713) 466-5312 fax kgreen@hammerheadindustrialhose.com Toney Drilling Supplies Inc. 3852 L B McLeod Rd. Orlando, FL 32805 (407) 423-3641 (407) 649-8685 fax Toney Drilling Supplies Inc. 14060 North West 19th Ave. Miami, FL 33054 (305) 685-2453 (305) 687-5231 fax

Manufacturer of lay flat fire hose, industrial lay flat nitrile rubber hose, and flexible well rising hose.

*Atlantic Screen & Mfg. 142 Broadkill Rd. Milton, DE 19968 (302) 684-3197 (302) 684-0643 fax atlantic@ce.net

Atlas Copco Construction and Mining Technique USA 3700 East 68th Ave. Commerce City, CO 80022 (303) 253-6922 (303) 217-2840 fax chris.fisher@us.atlascopco.com www.atlascopco.us

Atlas Copco Construction and Mining is responsible for the sales, aftersales, service, and rental of equipment for surface and underground rock excavation, exploration drilling, rock reinforcement, ground engineering, water well, oil and gas drilling.

*Atlas Manufacturing Ltd. 5251 Anderson Rd. Courtenay, BC Canada V9J 1S7 (250) 337-5030 (250) 337-5136 fax sales@casinghammer.com

Atlas manufactures and distributes the Atlas “Pure Strike” line of hydraulic casing drivers for rotary rigs and cabletool rigs, as well as for use in pile work.

We also manufacture hydraulic casing hammer, handling products such as lifting cylinders, swing-jibs, jib booms, top-head latch mechanisms, swing-out rail packages, hydraulic swing sled packages, and the like. We also are a major manufacturer of Yellow Jack-It casing jacks for all sizes of casing or pipe, and pulling capacity. We are very involved in the research and development of new technology regarding drill rigs and drilling techniques around the world.

112 Main St. Albert City, IA 50510 (336) 286-2058 (336) 286-0832 fax tbehr76355@bellsouth.net

B&B manufactures chlorine pellets and well sanitizer for well water treatment, and the MARK 3 series dry pellet chlorinators for ongoing well water treatment.

*Baker Water Systems Monitor Industrial

133 Enterprise St. Evansville, WI 53536 (800) 356-5130 (608) 882-3777 fax monitorsales@baker-mfg.com www.bakermonitor.com

For over 100 years, the Monitor Division of Baker Manufacturing has been manufacturing quality water system products for use in residential and municipal/industrial applications. Today, Monitor is the leading provider of high quality, corrosion resistant pitless units for municipal and industrial water wells and the first and only manufacturer to offer NSF 61 approval on our pitless units! Monitor provides pitless units for casing sizes ranging from 6″ to 36″ diameter with load ratings exceeding 200,000 pounds. Monitor also manufactures protective well enclosures, turbine pitless units, pitless booster stations, and industrial grade weld-on pitless adapters.

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Atlantic Screen & Manufacturing slots vertical and horizontal as well as perforates pipe. Diameters ¼″ to 24″, lengths 1′ through 20′'. We work with PVC, CPVC, HDPE, adapters, washdown valves, sampling bailers, key alike locks, well seal vents, and centralizers.

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*Baker Water Systems Campbell/Monitor Residential

127 E Spring St. Bechtelsville, PA 19505 (800) 523-0224 (610) 369-3580 fax moreinfo@campbellmfg.com www.campbellmfg.com

Baker Water Systems is the leading prime manufacturer of quality products for residential water well, light commercial water systems, sewage effluent and sump pump systems, water filtration and purification systems, and irrigation.

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*Baker Water Systems Monoflex Environmental 127 East Spring St. Bechtelsville, PA 19505 (800) 523-0224 (610) 367-5675 fax monoflex@campbellmfg.com 6450 125th Ave. North Largo, FL 33773

851 15th St. Prairie Du Sac, WI 53578

Baker Water Systems Monoflex is a leading manufacturer of products for environmental, monitoring and remediation, mineral exploration, and irrigation applications. Monoflex has multiple manufacturing facilities that are strategically located in the U.S. to provide high quality products on a timely basis throughout North America, South America, and other international markets.

Monoflex manufactures a full line of products including ASTM flush thread PVC screen and casing, open and belled

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end screens ½″ through 24″. Monoflex also manufactures a full line of geotechnical products including bailers, lysimeters, sparge points, bladder pumps, and more.

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*Baroid Industrial Drilling Products P.O. Box 1675 Houston, TX 77251 (281) 871-4613 (281) 871-4621 fax idp@halliburton.com www.baroididp.com

Baroid Industrial Drilling Products supplies a comprehensive line of drilling fluid additives, bentonite grouts, well remediation and development products specifically engineered to optimize performance and lower end-user costs.

Baroid IDP utilizes a worldwide distributor network to provide a broad spectrum of services to all facets of the non–oil well drilling industries including water well, mineral exploration, HDD, and construction. Many products are NSF/ANSI Standard 60 certified.

The Baroid IDP lab is dedicated to research and development, while the network of sales and service representatives provides job site expertise and customer training workshops in the classroom and in the field.

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*Baski Inc.

1586 South Robb Way Denver, CO 80232 (303) 789-1200 (303) 789-0900 fax info@baski.com

Baski is a leading manufacturer of downhole products such as inflatable packers, ASR valves, extra heavy-duty pitless units, and more for investigating, controlling, and producing the earth’s fluids. Packers with 100 to 10,000 psi ratings for 1″ to 60″ holes are manufactured for hydrology testing, hydrofracturing, grouting, multiple completions, etc. The company also manufactures In-Flex flow control valves for aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) projects for all sizes of casing and injection/pumping rates. And Baski manufactures extra heavy-duty pitless units for casing sizes of 8″ through 24″ and larger for pump setting depths up to 3,000 feet.

*Berkeley/Pentair

293 Wright St. Delavan, WI 53115 (888) 782-7483 (800) 426-9446 fax www.berkeleypumps.com

Since 1937 customers have relied on Berkeley for an unmatched line of water pumps and products to serve the agricultural, residential, industrial, commercial, and OEM markets worldwide.

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*Big Foot Mfg. Co. Bernt Lorentz GmbH & Co. Krögerskoppel 7 Henstedt-Ulzburg 24558 Germany +49-(0)4193 7548-0 +49-(0)4193 7548-29 fax sales-team@lorentz.de

Bernt Lorentz has pioneered, innovated, and excelled in the engineering and manufacturing of solar-powered water pumping. Lorentz provides solarpowered water pumping systems which can pump up to 650 gallons/minute and systems that will pump from depths of 1100 feet. The pump systems are complemented by solar tracking systems and photovoltaic modules. Over 70 pump models means there is a pump to closely match most scenarios. The applications for Lorentz products are drinking water for communities or livestock, irrigation pumps, swimming pool and spa circulation pumps, and solar tracking. Lorentz has implemented a market-leading partner program called PartnerAdvantage.

The support available to distributors and sales and service partners complement the high quality and value of the Lorentz product and help partners to achieve success.

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*Better Water Industries 209 North Tyler St. Tyler, MN 56178 (507) 247-5929 (507) 247-3416 fax bwi@betterwaterind.com

Better Water Industries manufactures dry pellet and granular chlorine that is NSF listed standard 60, USDA food grade, EPA registered for use in all drinking water applications. The Sentry I Chlorinator and Sentry I Open-Air System are great for the reduction and removal of hydrogen sulfide, iron bacteria, methane, radon, and many other water treatment problems. BWI’s Well Safe Sanitizer Kit is a “do it yourself” sanitizer pack with easy instructions to guide you through the entire process.

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1480 Potthoff St. Cadillac, MI 49601 (231) 775-5588 (231) 775-2599 fax info@bigfootmfg.com

Manufacturer of tri-seals/k-packers, shale traps/formation packers, slotted PVC screens, W.O.P. screens, irrigation filters, cable rig tools.

*Bit Brokers International P.O. Box 100 Logan, IL 62856 (618) 435-5811 (618) 435-2388 fax bitsales@bitbrokers.com www.bitbrokers.com

We sell rock drilling bits, percussion hammers, and hammer bits. We also carry a line of drag bits and PDC bits.

We provide other services such as our Refit™ PDC repair service, custom manufacturing of hole openers, and hole opener repair. Bit Brokers has been in business since 1988, and ships to all 50 states and 50 different countries.

Blue Demon Co. Inc. P.O. Box 724 Lebanon, GA 30146 (770) 591-2021 (770) 591-6356 fax sales@bluedemon.com

Replaceable blades and unitized drag bits for rotary drilling, auger bits, and directional pilot bits and reamers.

*Boshart Industries P.O. Box 310 25 Whaley Ave. Milverton, ON Canada N0K 1M0 (519) 595-4444 (519) 595-4380 fax sales@boshart.com

Boshart Industries has been providing customers with quality products and service since 1955. As one of the largest suppliers of water well accessories in North America, they also carry a complete line of products that range from plastic insert fittings, clamps, and gauges to industrial valves and fittings.

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Buckeye Drill Co.

999 Zane St. P.O. Box 1480 Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 452-3641 (740) 454-3311 fax dwight@buckeyedrill.com

Buckeye Supply 460 West Henry St. Wooster, OH 44691 (330) 264-9460 (330) 264-9535 fax gfrench.buckeyesupply@hotmail.com

Buckeye Drill was created in 1984 to continue the manufacture of BucyrusErie style well drills and parts. With the purchase of the assets of the BucyrusErie Well Drill Division, the new corporation accepted the challenge and opportunity to continue a more than 50year-old tradition of outstanding performance and low maintenance service to the water and shallow oil well drillers. Buckeye Drill houses a 21,000square-foot manufacturing/repair facility offering frame and derrick repair to the complete rebuilding of a cable tool well drill. We also offer similar type services on Smeal pump hoists. We stock Cat engines for drill machines, Bethlehem wire rope, and are a distributor for Smeal pump hoist and Rampp

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drilling tools. Buckeye Drill warehouses more than 2,000 genuine Bucyrus-Erie style parts, including complete jack shaft assemblies, derrick braces, derrick sections, spudding gears, and bull reel drums for prompt shipping worldwide.

Burgess Well Co. Inc.

724 East Highway 6 Minden, NE 68959 (308) 832-1645 (308) 832-0170 fax burgesswell@rcom-ne.com

Manufacturer of fiberglass water well casing, fiberglass continuous slot well screens, and fiberglass flanged pump column (drop) pipe.

10032, Sk.No.12 A.O.S.B. Cigli, Izmir 35620 Turkey 902 323 282 299 902 323 282 333 fax cri@cripompa.com

Manufacturers of 4″, 6″, 8″, and 10″ stainless steel deep well submersible pumps, deep well submersible motors, vertical multistage booster pumps, wastewater submersible (sewage and drainage) pumps, centrifugal pumps, peripheral pumps, PVC pipes, valves, submersible cables, and accessories.

C.R.I. Pumps (Pvt) Ltd. 7/46-1, Keeranatham Rd. Saravanampatty Coimbatore, Tn 641035 India 0091 422 3911601 0091 422 3911600 fax cri@criexports.com

Poligono Industrial EI Colony Calle 21, No. 55, 46470 Valencia, Spain 0034 961 842 974 0034 961 842 977 fax cri@bombascri.es

Av. Rodrigo Fernando Grillo, 457 Jardim dos manacas CEP-14.801-534 Araraquara, Brazil 0055 163 331 1099 0055 163 331 5344 fax cri@cribombas.com.br P.O. Box 7988 A4-40 SAIF-Zone Sharjah, UAE 0097 165 573 041 0097 165 573 042 fax cripumps@eim.ae

P.O. Box 6292, Halfway House Midrand-1685 Johannesburg, South Africa 0027 118 058 631 0027 118 058 630 fax cri@cripumps.co.za

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Calgon Carbon Corp.

500 Calgon Carbon Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15205 (800) 4CARBON (412) 787-6676 fax info@calgoncarbon.com www.calgoncarbon.com

Calgon Carbon is a global leader in innovative solutions, high quality products, and reliable services designed to protect our health and environment from harmful contaminants in water and air.

As a leading manufacturer of activated carbon, with broad capabilities in ultraviolet light disinfection, oxidation, and ion exchange technologies, the company provides purification solutions for drinking water, wastewater, odor control, pollution abatement, and a variety of industrial and commercial manufacturing processes.

*Carmeuse Industrial Sands 11 Stanwix Street, 21st Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (866) 780-0974 (412) 995-5515 fax salesinfo@carmeusena.com 9952 Enos Lane Bakersfield, CA 93312 (661) 746-5789

1000 Oglebay Norton Dr. Brady, TX 76825 (325) 597-0721 jonathan.allen@carmeusena.com 3250 Drennan Industrial Loop Colorado Springs, CO 80910 (800) 947-7263 (719) 390-5517 fax 2446 Glass Rock Rd., Bldg. 2 Glenford, OH 43739 (740) 659-2241

31302 Ortega Highway San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 (949) 728-0171

Provider of specialty industrial-grade high silica sand, including Colorado Silica Sand® and GeoSil®, for water and environmental well pack, geothermal grout, water and wastewater filtration applications worldwide. Plants and distribution points located throughout the U.S. Sands meet or exceed AWWA A100 and B-100 standards and are NSF61 certified.

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*Centennial Plastics

P.O. Box 329 1830 Centennial Ave. Hastings, NE 68902 (402) 462-2227 (402) 462-5529 fax jnelson@centennialplastics.com

300 North Steelhead Way Boise, ID 83704 (888) 321-4801 (208) 321-4803 fax jcopperi@centennialplastics.com

Centennial Plastics is committed to making the best polyethylene pipe products on the market and providing customer service that is second to none.

Our company manufactures polyethylene pipe for geothermal, irrigation, municipal, and agriculture applications.

Centennial Plastics has become a leading supplier of earth loops to the geothermal exchange industry. Centennial Plastics produces water pipe that meets the highest standards. From water main to point-of-use, color coded (blue) CenCore HDPE is the pipe of choice.

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*Central Mine Equipment 4215 Rider Trail North St. Louis, MO 63045 (800) 325-8827 (314) 291-4880 fax info@cmeco.com

Manufacturer of auger-core-rotary drills, rubber tired and tracked allterrain vehicles, hollow and continuous flight augers, and soil sampling tools.

Supplier of well construction and completion materials plus related accessories.

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*CertainTeed Corp.

750 East Swedesford Rd. P.O. Box 860 Valley Forge, PA 19482 (866) CT4-PIPE (610) 254-5403 fax certainteedpipe@saint-gobain.com

Leader in the groundwater industry with a full line of PVC well casing, drop pipe, and fittings, with the contractorproven Certa-Lokâ&#x201E;˘ mechanical joining system which achieves full strength immediately in all weather conditions without the need for solvent cements.

*CETCO

2870 Forbs Ave. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 (800) 527-9948 (847) 851-1234 fax drillingproducts@cetco.com

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6432 East Marilyn Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254 (602) 315-9168 (847) 851-1285 fax jim.piasecki@cetco.com 7590 Brandt Place Boardman, OH 44512 (339) 788-7280 (847) 851-1387 fax todd.tannehill@cetco.com 1129 East I St. Ogallala, NE 69153 (308) 289-5364 (847) 851-9875 fax kim.stevens@cetco.com

2870 Forbs Ave. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 (847) 345-3271 (847) 851-1368 fax wesley.gibson@cetco.com 2870 Forbs Ave. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 (800) 527-9948 (847) 851-1332 fax debra.bac@cetco.com

2870 Forbs Ave. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 (800) 527-9948 (847) 851-1332 fax randy.strickland@cetco.com Crossroads Trail Huffman, TX 77336 (281) 705-7791 (847) 851-1285 fax george.dugan@cetco.com 306 Windsor Court Spearfish, SD 57783 (847) 867-0847 (847) 851-1283 fax bob.oliver@cetco.com

Combining top-quality bentonite with the latest innovations in polymer science, the Drilling Products Group at CETCO offers an array of products ranging from a wide assortment of highquality drilling fluids, grouts, and sealants to performance-enhancing slurries, polymers, and additives. A valued leader in product diversity, CETCO continues to expand its drilling product technology with new solutions to meet the changing needs of this dynamic

industry. The experienced team of CETCO field engineers and research scientists offer drillers advanced technical support and continuous product development. CETCO Drilling Products Group services the geothermal, water well, exploration, well rehabilitation, slurry solidification, and horizontal directional drilling markets.

CHEMetrics Inc.

4295 Catlett Rd. Midland, VA 22728 (800) 356-3072 (540) 788-4856 fax info@chemetrics.com

CHEMetrics manufactures test kits and instruments for more than 50 common water quality analysis parameters. All kits feature self-filling reagent ampoules that simplify and speed water quality testing. Applications for the products include pure water, drinking water, wastewater, and environmental water testing.

Industries served include water treatment, petrochemical process, power generation, manufacturing, food and beverage, and aquaculture.

ChemGrout Inc.

805 East 31st St. LaGrange Park, IL 60526 (708) 354-7112 (708) 354-3881 fax info@chemgrout.com www.chemgrout.com

With almost 50 years of experience, ChemGrout offers a wide range of standard and custom-built grouting equipment. Their Well Grouter and Geothermal Series continue to provide exceptional productivity, minimal maintenance, and quick paybacks. ChemGroutâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s patented pumps are industry standards offering reliability and durability, along with unique disassembly features that simplifies cleanup and maintenance.

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*ClimateMaster

7300 SW 44th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73179 (405) 745-6000 (405) 745-4102 fax esibert@climatemaster.com www.climatemaster.com

ClimateMaster is the world’s largest and most progressive manufacturer of water source and geothermal heat pumps.

Each ClimateMaster product is produced in our state-of-the-art facility utilizing quality management systems that are ISO 9001:2000 certified. We strive for the highest product quality and service after the sale to give you peace of mind. In addition to geothermal heat pumps, ClimateMaster offers the most extensive product line of water source heat pumps for use in a wide variety of applications.

*Coleman Cable Inc. 1530 Shields Dr. Waukegan, IL 60085 (847) 672-2502 (847) 689-9433 fax info@colemancable.com

Coleman Cable is a leading manufacturer and innovator of wire and cable products servicing the pump market.

Our full line of pump cables marketed under the Baron brand name include twisted, flat parallel, heavy duty black jacketed, supreme heavy duty polar/solar pump, and dual purpose pump/burial cable.

*Cotey Chemical Corp.

P.O. Box 2039 Lubbock, TX 79408 (806) 747-2096 (806) 747-7138 fax kevin@coteychemical.com www.coteychemical.com

Cotey Chemical is the leader in the water well cleaning, rehabilitation, and maintenance industry. We offer brushes, chemicals, and consulting services to solve your toughest water well problems. These products are safe on the environment and your equipment and are easy to handle and apply.

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*Dekorra Rock Enclosures 218 Highway 16 P.O. Box 338 Rio, WI 53960 (920) 920-6535 (920) 992-6533 fax info@dekorraproducts.com

Dekorra brand rock enclosures are available in two design versions, either our standard wall construction or our insulated Pro-R thermal wall construction.

Our rock enclosures conceal most well installations including standard well casings, constant pressure or booster pump assemblies, and tank and well applications up to 60 inches in height.

Delta Screens

P.O. Box 842397 6649 North Eldridge Parkway Houston, TX 77284 (713) 856-0300 (713) 856-0303 fax dmcmillin@deltascreeninc.com www.deltascreens.com

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Delta Screens is your new option for profile wire well screens. Delta Screens products are built to the highest standards. Our water well screens are available in 304 or 316 stainless steel and diameters ranging from 1¼″ to 20″. We track manufacturing from the moment raw materials arrive to the second a screen is shipped. We do this as part of our total quality assurance and quality control program. It guarantees the highest possible screen performance and longevity.

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*Design Water Technologies 5920 Covington Rd. Shorewood, MN 55331 (952) 474-4657 (952) 470-6637 fax info@designwater.com

Design Water Tech is the only company that supplies technical services, lab services, and consistent products to get rid of iron bacteria. Now there are better answers to chlorine and your coliform problems.

Dixie Tank Co.

5349 Highway Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32254 (800) 874-9401 (904) 781-8992 fax ceidson@dixietank.com

Manufacturer of a complete line of galvanized and epoxy water storage tanks for the water well industry. Full service fabrication capabilities of large commercial and industrial carbon and alloy pressure vessels, and custom fabrications meeting the ASME Code and/or AWWA requirements.

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*Drill King International 820 South Sixth Ave. Mansfield, TX 76063 (817) 539-2500 (682) 222-1050 fax rbroseh@drillking.net

Manufacturer of superior DTH products including DTH hammers, hammer bits, hole openers, tricones, casing crown bits, overburden drilling systems, rock drill oil, etc. We are a global supplier and have representation in over 40 countries. We supply to the oil, gas, mining, quarries, exploration, geothermal, foundation, and civil construction industries. Our hammers range from 2″ to 30″, hammer bit range from 2¾″ to 42″.

ers, prepacks, and more direct from the manufacturer. A Johnson Screens and Proactive pumps master distributor.

Enpress LLC

Endot Industries Inc. 60 Green Pond Rd. Rockaway, NJ 07866 (973) 625- 8500 (973) 625-4087 fax info@endot.com

Producer of polyethylene (HDPE) water pipe for deep wells and offsets. Sizes from ½″ through 8″. Pressure ratings from 100 to 250 psi.

*Enid Drill Systems Inc. Eastern Drillers Mfg. Co. 105 Walnut St. Columbia, PA 17512 (800) 233-0173 (717) 684-2566 fax sales@edmmfg.com 1280 Southern Way Sparks, NV 89431 (800) 233-0173 (717) 684-2566 fax sales@edmmfg.com

Manufacturer of DTH hammers and bits. We have various sizes of bits. Our DTH hammers range in size from 4″ to 12″. We also offer a 5″ and 6″ tubeless DTH hammer—which is great for geothermal drilling. Our products are American made with American steel.

*ECT Manufacturing Inc. 11 Black Forest Rd. Hamilton, NJ 08691 (888) 240-4328 (609) 631-8939 (609) 631-0993 fax ectmfg@aol.com

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4510 East Market Enid, OK 73701 (580) 234-5971 (580) 234-5980 fax melissa@eniddrill.com

Enid Drill Systems manufactures new drilling equipment (Ewbank), refurbishes used equipment and components, and also designs new equipment to meet the needs of the industry.

Eno Scientific

1606 Faucette Mill Rd. Hillsborough, NC 27278 (910) 778-2660 (888) 803-3796 fax info@enoscientific.com

We manufacture the most advanced, user friendly sonic water level meters.

Our meters give accurate water level readings in seconds without requiring the user to lower anything into the well.

We also have built-in data loggers that time/date stamp every reading and download without special software with the included USB cable. We also have a full line of flowmeters that are fully compatible with our water level meters.

34495 Melinz Parkway Eastlake, OH 44095 (440) 510-0108 (440) 510-0202 fax info@enpress.com www.enpress.com

Enpress is a leading manufacturer of composite pressure vessels utilized in water treatment. Manufacturers of Vortech® and Mid-Vortech® distribution technologies that create fluidity of the media bed and extend contaminant removal capacity, which means less regenerations and reduction of water use.

The backwashable Poly-UF™ offers 0.02 micron filtration at max service flow rates of 12 gpm treating colloids, bacteria, cysts, viruses, turbidity, tannins, and other particles. Cartridge Tank™ is a direct replacement for inefficient 2.5″or 4.5″ housings, or stainless steel cartridge housings. Four filtration series options offer unique filtration capacities and flow rates from residential requirements up to 150 gpm.

*Environmental Mfg. Inc. 8887 Green Valley Dr. Manhattan, KS 66502 (888) 587-0807 (785) 539-1349 fax emiben88@yahoo.com

Manufacturer of flush thread PVC casing and screen and distributor of completion materials for environmental monitoring, remediation, and UST wells. Specializing in custom threading, slotting, and perforating for all PVC, CPVC, and HDPE applications. Centrally located for excellent regional, national, and international distribution.

Singular attention to quality and service.

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Flatwater Fleet Inc. 5354 Twig Blvd.

Saginaw, MN 55779 (218) 729-8721 (218) 729-7644 fax info@flatwaterfleet.com www.flatwaterfleet.com/

Flatwater Fleet is a leading manufacturer and worldwide distributor of drill site support, well service, and hydraulic fracturing trucks. RTT-Rig Tender® trucks provide water, fuel, casing, and drill pipe hauling, cranes, winches, water and fuel pumps, welders, generators, and grouters to field drilling operators. WFT Well-Frac™ systems include capabilities for fracturing, water jetting, air-lift pumping, and chemical application.

13051 SE 126th Ave. Happy Valley, OR 97086 (503) 698-1025 (503) 698-2351 fax dbean@pacificnwsales.com

Rep Rite Burk 2369 Waters Dr. Mendota Heights, MN 55120 (651) 686-0181 (651) 686-0803 fax reprite@aol.com

Flomatic Valves is a diversified manufacturer of valves—specializing in backflow preventers, automatic control valves, butterfly valves, check and foot valves and Cycle Gard valves. Available in a wide range of sizes and materials, specifically designed for the municipal, industrial, domestic, and irrigation markets.

Flexcon Industries manufactures diaphragm well tanks in both steel and composite in sizes from 2 gallons to 119 gallons.

*Flomatic Corp.

15 Pruyn’s Island Dr. Glens Falls, NY 12801 (518) 761-9797 (518) 761-9798 fax flomatic@flomatic.com www.flomatic.com

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Foremost Industries 1225 64th Ave. NE Calgary, AB Canada T2E 8P9 (403) 295-5800 (403) 295-5810 fax sales@foremost.ca www.foremost.ca

Foremost is an innovative, world-class company that leverages its excellence in engineering and production to consistently deliver functional and reliable products to the agreed specification, performance, price, and delivery. Foremost manufactures drilling rigs, tooling and vehicles for the water well, construction, environmental, oil and gas, geotechnical, and exploration mining markets.

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*Flexcon Industries

300 Pond St. Randolph, MA 02368 (781) 986-2424 (781) 986-2029 fax gduggan@flexconind.com

Manufacturer of vertical turbine pumps and submersible pumps and motors.

Legacy brand names include Byron Jackson, IDP, Pleuger, Western Land Roller, and Worthington.

*Flowserve – Flow Solutions Group 1341 West 2nd St. Hastings, NE 68901 (800) 437-8671 (402) 462-8512 fax miallen@flowserve.com

2725 Reynolds Rd., Ste. 2 Lakeland, FL 33801 (800) 437-8673 (863) 666-2556 fax jhelmich@flowserve.com 1305 North Columbia St. Plainview, TX 79072 (800) 417-8676 (806) 296-2625 fax bohill@flowserve.com 2349 South Orange Ave. Fresno, CA 93725 (800) 437-8672 (559) 268-6709 fax raudler@flowserve.com

Franklin Electric

400 East Spring St. Bluffton, IN 46714 (260) 824-2900 (260) 824-2909 fax hotline@fele.com www.franklin-electric.com

Franklin Electric has been a driving force in the groundwater pumping industry for decades. Our full line of pumping systems are ideal for many submersible and aboveground applications.

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*GEFCO

2215 South Van Buren Enid, OK 73703 (580) 234-4141 (580) 233-6807 fax domsales@gefco.com

GEFCO manufactures a complete line of portable drilling rigs for water well, mining, shallow oil exploration, and environmental groundwater monitoring.

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Gems Sensors & Controls One Cowles Rd. Plainville, CT 06062 (800) 378-1600 (860) 747-4244 fax info@gemssensors.com

Gems Sensors & Controls designs and manufactures a broad portfolio of fluid level, flow, and pressure sensors, controls, solenoid valves, and associated fluidic assemblies to meet each customer’s application and manufacturing requirement. Gems delivers custom solutions—to OEMs across a wide range of industries—through personal attention, extensive application knowledge, engineering expertise, and lean manufacturing.

Geokon Inc.

48 Spencer St. Lebanon, NH 03766 (603) 448-1562 (603) 448-3216 fax info@geokon.com Geokon (UK) Milton Keynes United Kingdom info@geokon.co.uk

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GKM Consultants 1430 Hocquart St., Ste.100 St-Bruno, QC Canada J3V 6E1 (450) 441-5444 (450) 441-0677 fax info@gkmconsultants.com

Geokon manufactures a range of highquality hydrological instrumentation, including piezometers and pressure transducers for direct connection to hydraulic systems, installation in small diameter stand pipes, and for precise measurements in weirs, flumes, and streams. Sensors are read with portable readout instruments and/or computerbased data acquisition systems.

Geokon’s elegant and rugged sensor designs exhibit excellent long-term stability, accuracy, and reliability even in the most adverse conditions.

*GeoPro Inc.

P.O. Box 150 Bowie, TX 76230 (940) 872-8097 (940) 872-3678 fax askouby@GeoProInc.com Engineering Office 302 East Warehouse St. Elkton, SD 57026 (605) 542-5291 (605) 542-1303 fax rcarda@GeoProInc.com

Sales and Marketing 10303 Maydelle St. Austin, TX 78748 (512) 551-9459 (512) 551-9468 fax tyowell@geoproinc.com

GeoPro is the original developer and supplier of thermally-enhanced bentonite-base grouting materials for geothermal heat pump applications. We have more experience and more successful installations than any other supplier with our Thermal Grout products.

We lead the industry in product innovation, obtaining state approval, field testing, and quality control. We offer guaranteed design assistance to both the mechanical engineer of record and the design build contractor when our Thermal Grout products are selected and used. We typically maintain a substan-

tial inventory so we are ready to ship your order on very short notice.

*Geoprobe Systems 1835 Wall St. Salina, KS 67401 (800) 436-7762 (785) 825-2097 fax info@geoprobe.com www.geoprobe.com

Geoprobe Systems is the world leader in the design and manufacture of machines and tooling for the environmental industry. These subsurface machines and tooling are used for environmental soil and groundwater sampling, monitoring well installation, high-pressure grouting and injection systems, direct image subsurface logging, and geotechnical applications. The machines are known for their ease of use, well-organized controls, and reliable field performance.

Tooling includes soil, groundwater, and soil gas samplers; prepacked screens for monitoring well installation; electrical conductivity logging equipment; and grouting/injection tooling for the environmental industry plus CPT tooling and the Automatic Drop Hammer for the geotechnical industry.

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*GeoRocFor Inc.

165 Joseph-Robertson St. Sherbrooke, QC Canada J1L 2W7 (819) 569-4207 (819) 563-6883 fax info@georocfor.ca

Manufacturer of the Xs drill overburden system.

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*Geotech Environmental Equipment Inc. 2650 East 40th Ave. Denver, CO 80205 (303) 320-4764 (303) 322-7242 fax sales@geotechenv.com

California Service Center 1411 North Batavia St., Ste. 112 Orange, CA 92867 (800) 295-5325 (714) 998-7382 fax sales@geotechenv.com Colorado Service Center 2650 East 40th Ave. Denver, CO 80205 (800) 833-7958 (303) 322-7242 fax sales@geotechenv.com

Florida Service Center 12165 Metro Parkway, Unit 25B Fort Myers, FL 33966 (800) 304-5325 (239) 476-8893 fax sales@geotechenv.com

Michigan Service Center 1099 East Grand River Rd., Ste. 6 Williamston, MI 48895 (800) 275-5325 (517) 655-1157 fax sales@geotechenv.com North Carolina Service Center 2517 Noblin Rd., Ste. 103 Raleigh, NC 27604 (800) 293-5325 (919) 878-1269 fax sales@geotechenv.com

Texas Service Center 1600 North Interstate 35E, Ste. 114 Carrollton, TX 75006 (800) 276-5325 (972) 245-8889 fax sales@geotechenv.com Vermont Service Center 15 Tigan Street, Ste. 1503 Winooski, VT 05404 (800) 558-5325 (802) 651-3051 fax sales@geotechenv.com

mental sampling, analytical, filtration, and remediation equipment since 1978.

Geovista Ltd.

Unit 10, Cae Ffwt Business Park Glan Conwy, LL28 5SP United Kingdom (149) 257-3399 (149) 258-1177 fax sales@geovista.co.uk

Manufacturer of borehole geophysical logging instruments and down-the-hole cameras.

Gorman-Rupp Co.

600 South Airport Rd. Mansfield, OH 44903 (419) 755-1011 (419) 755-1251 fax grsales@gormanrupp.com

Gorman-Rupp Pumps manufactures the high performance, high quality pumps and pumping systems required for lasting service in the construction, municipal, water, wastewater, sewage, industrial, petroleum, fire, and OEM markets. Our extensive line of pumps include self-priming centrifugal, standard centrifugal, submersible, trash, priming assisted, and rotary gear.

Graphite Metallizing Corp., Graphalloy Division 1050 Nepperhan Ave. Yonkers, NY 10703 (914) 968-8400 (914) 968-8468 fax ebenw@graphalloy.com www.graphalloy.com

Graphalloy® pump bushings and case rings designed for vertical and horizontal pumps are the ideal choice for difficult applications where harsh or extreme environments may exist. Typical applications are deep well pumps for water and geothermal service, eliminating the need to pre-lubricate. Graphalloy performs exceptionally well at temperatures ranging from –215°C to 400°C and does not swell when submerged nor distort under load or when experiencing wide temperature swings. Graphalloy is self-lubricating and non-galling, key benefits in applications where maintenance operations are infrequent, difficult, or impossible. Pumps equipped with Graphalloy bushings and case rings can survive run-dry conditions and loss of suction, helping to reduce downtime and increase productivity.

*Goulds Water Technology 2881 East Bayard St., Ste. A Seneca Falls, NY 13148 (866) 325-4210 (888) 322-5877 fax

Goulds Water Technology is a brand of Xylem Inc., a leading global water technology provider. Goulds Water Technology manufactures centrifugal and turbine pumps, controllers, variable speed drives, and accessories for agricultural, building trades, residential, commercial, and light industrial water and wastewater applications.

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*Grundfos Pumps Corp.

17100 W. 118th Terrace Olathe, KS 66061 (913) 227-3400 (913) 227-3500 fax

Grundfos is a global leader in advanced pump solutions and a trendsetter in water technology. With an annual production of more than 16 million pump units, Grundfos is one of the world’s leading pump manufacturers. Grundfos markets a full portfolio of groundwater and irrigation products including 3″ through 10″ submersible pumps, submersible motors up to 250 hp, jet pumps, line shaft turbines, end suction centrifugals, split case pumps, metering pumps, booster systems, variable speed drives and controls.

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*Gus Pech Mfg. Co. Inc. 1480 Lincoln St. SW P.O. Box 96 Le Mars, IA 51031 (712) 546-4145 (800) 383-7324 (712) 546-8945 fax guspech@guspech.com

Manufacturer of earth drilling equipment, bucket core, and rotary/auger drilling rigs used for water/dewatering wells, caisson, elevator jack, oil field conductor holes, hazardous waste, recovery, exploration, soil testing, coring, sampling, monitoring, cathodic, angle and geothermal, and rotosonic. Torques from 2,500 to 41,000 foot-pounds, pullback up to 32,637 pounds.

Low-cost, ultra-reliable fluid flow and liquid level switches have been Harwil’s specialty for over 50 years. We manufacture a variety of switches and controllers in brass, stainless steel, and engineering plastics for use with corrosive liquids, particulate-dense fluids, and contaminated wastewater. Harwil serves the specifications of OEMs and designers to make devices that are designed to stand the test of time.

*Heron Instruments Inc. 2031 James St. Burlington, ON Canada L7R 1H2 (800) 331-2032 (905) 634-9657 fax info@heroninstruments.com

Heron Instruments specializes in groundwater monitoring equipment. The Heron dipper-T water level indicator and H.OIL Oil/water interface meters are a favorite within the groundwater industry and asked for by name. Now the Heron dipperLog groundwater data logger is revolutionizing the industry with its easy to use software and low price.

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*Hoeptner Perfected Products 7796 Oak Spring Circle Gilroy, CA 95020 (408) 847-7615 (408) 847-0675 fax sales@freezeflow.com

Manufacturer for the past 30 years of approved sanitary yard hydrants, drinking fountains, and PVC spool pitless units.

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Harwil Corp.

541 Kinetic Dr. Oxnard, CA 93030 (805) 988-6800 (805) 988-6804 fax harwil@harwil.com www.harwil.com Twitter @WaterWellJournl

Manufacturer of Huskey brand specialty lubricants. A complete line of petroleum and synthetic lubricating greases, oils, valve sealants, and anti-seize compounds designed for the water industry.

NSF H-1 registered, biodegradable lubricants for all water applications.

ISO 9001-2000 certified

1580 Industrial Ave. Norco, CA 92860 (888) 4-HUSKEY (888) 448-7539 (951) 340-4011 fax mmontgomery@huskey.com 8300 Corporate Park Dr. Macedonia, OH 44056 (330) 425-2567 (330) 425-9637 fax steve@speclubes.com

*Hydroflo Pumps USA Inc. 7118 Loblolly Pine Blvd.

Fairview, TN 37062 (615) 799-9662 (615) 799-5654 fax info@hydroflopumps.com

13265 State Route 17 Culver, IN 46511 (615) 799-9662 (615) 799-5654 fax ryan.smith@hydroflopumps.com

2498 Kuhn Rd. Marion, AR 72364 (870) 735-0400 (870) 733-0500 fax stan.dodson@hydroflopumps.com 5437 South Nikita Ave. Fresno, CA 93725 (559) 834-1945 (559) 834-9705 fax mark.smith@hydroflopumps.com 3510 Wood River Rd. Grand Island, NE 68803 (308) 398-0920 (308) 398-0923 fax

1886 David Bailey Rd. Brownfield, TX 79316 (806) 637-8961 (806) 637-8964 fax steve.garry@hydroflopumps.com

Hydroflo manufactures quality submersible and vertical turbine pumps, along with many other pump products.

We have five assembly plants in Texas, Indiana, Arkansas, California and Nebraska.

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200, BaroTROLL instruments, Con TROLL PRO system, RDO sensor, RDO PRO sensor, TROLL 9500, RuggedCable system, RuggedReader handheld PC, Virtual HERMIT® aquifer testing kit, Win-Situ software, Water Level tapes.

*Ideal Clamp Products Inc.

*In-Well Technologies

Ideal Clamp Products is the leading manufacturer of hose clamps for industrial and underground applications.

IAMPO listed IDEAL-TRIDON clamps, Lox-On® double lock, and Micro-Gear®.

Manufacturer of In-Well pressure tanks.

Three captive air designs, stainless steel, flexible, and PVC. Designed to be installed in 4″ and larger well casing. To be used with a constant pressure system.

*ICE – International Construction Equipment 301 Warehouse Dr. Matthews, NC 28104 (704) 821-8200 ext 170 marketing@iceusa.com www.iceusa.com

Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 (704) 821-8200 ext 210 sales@iceusa.com 301 Warehouse Dr. Matthews, NC 28104 (704) 821-8200 ext 170 sales@iceusa.com

8100 Tridon Dr. Smyrna, TN 37167 (615) 459-5800 (615) 355-1104 fax customerservice@idealtridon.com

7391 South Porcupine Lake Lena, WI 54139 (866) 560-2867 (920) 829-5535 fax inwelltech.com

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Lakeland, FL 33809 (704) 821-8200 ext 202 sales@iceusa.com

New Orleans, LA 70037 (704) 821-8200 ext 191 sales@iceusa.com Sayreville, NJ 08872 (704) 821-8200 ext 182 sales@iceusa.com Matthews, NC 28104 (704) 821-8200 ext 169 sales@iceusa.com Katy, TX 77494 (704) 821-8200 ext 205 sales@iceusa.com Seattle, WA 98108 (704) 821-8200 ext 208 sales@iceusa.com

ICE is a manufacturer and distributor of vibratory drivers and extractors, diesel hammers, excavator mounted vibros, top drive augers, hydraulic hammers, excavator-mounted rotary heads and augers, large and small-bore drill tooling, limited access drills, Comacchio drilling and geothermal rigs, and other deep foundation equipment. We handle service, sales, and rental agreements for our full range of innovative products (manufactured or distributed) in order to 92/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

*In-Situ Inc.

221 East Lincoln Ave. Fort Collins, CO 80524 (970) 498-1500 (970) 498-1598 fax sales@in-situ.com www.in-situ.com

Asian Headquarters Block 22, #02-78 Sin Ming Lane Midview City, Singapore 65 6659 2896 65 6659 2979 fax sales@in-situ.com European Headquarters Traarer Str. 15 47829 Krefeld, Germany 49 2151 650388 10 49 2151 650388 30 fax infoeu@in-situ.com

In-Situ designs, manufactures, distributes, and rents environmental equipment for monitoring the quantity and quality of groundwater and surface water.

Products include Rugged TROLL 100, Rugged TROLL 200, Level TROLL 300, Level TROLL 500, Level TROLL 700, Aqua TROLL 100, Aqua TROLL

*Indar Máquinas Hidráulicas Barrio Altamira, Pol. Txara Beasain, Gipuzkoa 20200 Spain (+34) 943028200 (+34) 943028203 fax indarmh@indar.ingeteam.com

Yucatan N1, Col. Santa Clara Ecatepec Edo. 55540 Mexico (+52) 55 57905864 (+52) 55 57905802 fax ventas@indaramerica.com.mx

4161 Bonita Ave. Miami, FL 33133 (786) 268-7933 (501) 635-1644 fax christian.wehrli@indarmh-usa.com Marie-Curie Strasse 19 Schwaebisch Gmuend 73529 Germany +49 717 1874 5004 dirk.wulf@me.com

Indar Pumps, leader in the Spanish market supplying deep well pumps and motors and part of the Ingeteam international industrial group, is a waterwelljournal.com

company with more than 65 years experience, founded in 1940. Indar is specialized in the production of its own designed submersible pumps and motors that are manufactured and tested in the factory with the most modern equipment. Indar offers a combination of high technical quality, exquisite customer service, short delivery times in supply, and competitive prices in order to offer customers the best solution to their requirements.

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*Industrial Test Systems 1875 Langston St. Rock Hill, SC 29730 (803) 329-9712 (803) 329-9743 fax its@sensafe.com www.sensafe.com

UK Centre for Homeland Security Building 7, Chilmark Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 5DU United Kingdom 172 271 7911 172 271 7941fax sales@sensafe.com

Industrial Test Systems has been setting standards in water quality testing since 1989. ITS offers test strips for a wide variety of parameters as well as water quality meters, arsenic and well drillers’ kits, and much more.

Inflatable Packers International LLC

P.O. Box 2446 314 North Broadway Red Lodge, MT 59068 (406) 446-9940 (406) 446-1260 fax durafrac@inflatable-packers.com 1 Pitino Court Osborne Park, WA Australia 618.9204.2448 618.9204.2449 fax howard@inflatable-packers.com

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P.O. Box 2446 Red Lodge, MT 59068 (406) 446-9940 (406) 446-1260 fax ipiwp@inflatable-packers.com

Monjitas 527 Of. 515 Santiago, Chile 56.2.6398373 jordi.costa@inflatable-packers.com

Inflatable packers and well rehabilitation systems. DuraFRAC™ packers and replacement elements, SWiPS™ wire line permeability test system, aquifer testing systems, casing packers, bridge plugs, well repair and completion systems, swage casing patch, custom packers and OEM components.

*Instrumentation Northwest 8902 122nd Ave. NE Kirkland, WA 98033 (425) 822-4434 (425) 822-8384 fax sales@inwusa.com

4620 Northgate Blvd., Ste.170 Sacramento, CA 95834 (916) 922-2900 inwsw@inwusa.com

Instrumentation Northwest is a developer and supplier of quality groundwater sampling, monitoring, and remediation equipment. INW sells and rents a wide variety of environmental equipment, including Reel E-Z® portable sampling systems, AquiStar® Smart Sensors (level, pressure, temperature, conductivity, pH, redox, chloride, bromide, nitrate, and dissolved oxygen), and WaveData® wireless data collection systems.

J&K Tool Co. Inc. 6385 County Road 7 Wheaton, MN 56296 (320) 563-4967 (320) 563-8051 fax sales@jktool.com www.jktool.com

J&K Tool is the manufacturer and designer of the popular Kwik Klamp, as well as other time-saving tools used in water well, environmental, and mining industries. Other tools we manufacture are PVC casing elevators sizes 1″ to

16″, PVC flush joint clamps for 4″, 4½″, 5″, 6″, or 8″ (larger sizes built upon request), and heavy duty PVC elevators.

We also design and manufacture high quality automatic production machines used for slotting, threading, and perforating both PVC and HDPE pipe. The pipe processed by these machines is used in water wells, groundwater monitoring, dewatering, landfills, recovery wells, and a variety of filtration applications.

*Jet-Lube Inc.

4849 Homestead Rd., Ste. 232 Houston, TX 77028 (800) 538-5823 (713) 670-5700 fax sales@jetlube.com

Born in the oilfield in 1949, Jet-Lube now supplies all facets of industry with a complete line of environmentally acceptable lubricants, anti-seizes, sealants, penetrants, and coatings, all of which exceed set industry standards.

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*Johnson Screens

1950 Old Highway 8 NW New Brighton, MN 55112 (651) 636-3900 (651) 638-3171 fax waterwellsalesnsa@johnsonscreens .com www.johnsonscreens.com 11939 Aldine-Westfield Rd. Houston, TX 77093 (281) 449-7261 (281) 449-6010 fax 303 A Mt. Vernon Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93307 (661) 323-1506 (661) 323-1606 fax

708 Challenger Way Forked River, NJ 08731 (609) 693-9434 (609) 671-8708 fax

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vative water well screens for municipal, industrial, commercial, agricultural, domestic, and environmental applications.

Our design and application technology are highly recognized by industry professionals. Johnson Screens’ strengths encompass well design, screen application, material selection, problem analysis, and well rehabilitation and maintenance.

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*Kemtron Technologies Inc. 10050 Cash Rd. Stafford, TX 77477 (281) 261-5778 (281) 499-4080 fax info@kemtron.com www.kemtron.com

125 pp. 5 Warsaw Highway Moscow, 117587 Russia +7 (495) 319-53-27 +7 (495) 319-53-09 fax vladimir.kerdivarenko@kemtron.com

Since 1990, Kemtron Technologies has been providing waste management and solids control solutions to customers around the world. Specific products include packaged mud recycling/cleaning systems, linear motion shale shakers, centrifuges, containerized dewatering units, mud mixing systems, performance polymers and centrifugal pumps.

Proudly made in the USA.

Versa-Drill drilling rigs. Now featuring Mud Puppy and Geo-Loop products and services.

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*King Oil Tools

2215 South Van Buren Enid, OK 73703 (580) 234-4141 (580) 233-6807 fax domsales@gefco.com

King Oil Tools manufactures over 40 models of drilling swivels from the smallest water course to the largest and various other drilling tools made from high quality heat treated alloy steel.

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*kwik-ZIP Centralizers 3 Barnard St. Bunbury, WA 6230 Australia +61 8 9725 4678 +61 8 9725 4700 fax sales@kwikzip.com www.kwikzip.com USA Sales sales@kwikzip.com

kwik-ZIP manufactures and supplies patented non-metallic centralizer and spacer systems to the drilling and civil construction industries. Its products are ideally suited for all classes of water well drilling and are designed to fit diameters from 0.7″ up to and beyond 63″. This flexibility is achieved by simply adding more kwik-ZIP segments. kwik-ZIP centralizers are used in a variety of applications including well casing and screen centralization, pump risers, cased crossings, rock bolts, soil nails, piles, anchors, and geophysical tools.

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*Laibe Corp./Versa-Drill 1414 Bates St. Indianapolis, IN 46201 (800) 942-3388 (317) 266-8426 fax sales@laibecorp.com

*Lakos Separators and Filtration Solutions 1365 North Clovis Ave. Fresno, CA 93727 (559) 255-1601 (559) 255-8093 fax info@lakos.com www.lakos.com

Lakos sand separators protect pumps and water systems from sand clogging and damage. Centrifugal action performance for trouble-free operation.

Patented design increases performance and reduces pressure loss with no moving parts to wear out or need replacing.

New Twist II Clean sediment filter is easy to use and easy to clean.

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*Laval Underground Surveys 1458 North Dearing Ave. Fresno, CA 93703 (559) 251-1396 (559) 251-2096 fax info@lavalunderground.com

For 60 years Laval Underground Surveys has designed and manufactured the industry’s most advanced water well cameras. Laval borehole camera systems are installed around the world and lead the way in video quality and customer service. Laval Underground Surveys is also a supplier of the Boresaver Ultra C, the cutting edge iron bacteria and iron oxide well treatment chemical.

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*Little Beaver Inc./ Lone Star Drill P.O. Box 840 Livingston, TX 77351 (936) 327-4025 fax sales@littlebeaver.com

Manufacturers of gas and diesel powered portable water well drills. Available in mechanical or hydraulic drive and drill packages for 100′, 200′, and 300′ with air option capabilities. Manufacturers of one-man gas-powered posthole diggers for fencing, decks, and signs.

*MAASS Midwest Mfg. 11283 Dundee Rd. P.O. Box 547 Huntley, IL 60142 (847) 669-5135 (847) 669-3230 fax steve@maassmidwest.com

MAASS Midwest has been manufacturing quality water well supply products for more than 75 years. We feature the MAASS, Midwest, and Dicken line of products. We have our own foundry and complete manufacturing facilities.

*MARL Technologies Inc. 5603-54 St. Edmonton, AB Canada T6B 3G8 (780) 435-8500 (780) 434-7242 fax info@marltechnologies.com

Whether your business is geothermal drilling, soil investigations, seismic, micro pile installation, or ground consolidation work, we can provide you with premium quality drills that will outproduce and outlast the competition.

In addition to our own M-Series line, we proudly carry the world-renowned Fraste and Ripamonte lines of drills, as well as the Resonant Technologies resonant head for sonic drilling applications.

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*Merrill Manufacturing 315 Flindt Dr. P.O. Box 392 Storm Lake, IA 50588 (712) 732-2760 (712) 732-4401 fax merrillsales@merrillmfg.com

Merrill Manufacturing has provided over 60 years of service to the water well industry with its diverse product line of more than 4000 items.

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21 Commerce Circle Durham, CT 06422 (800) 232-2777 (860) 349-9363 fax cmartinez@morrispipe.com 44 Route 146 Mechanicville, NY 12118 (800) 635-6591 (518) 664-2006 fax lbarton@morrispipe.com

Distributors and manufacturers of steel pipe, water well casing, and quality groundwater, geothermal, and environmental products for 50 years. Morris is partnered with industry leaders such as Amtrol, A.Y. McDonald, Baker, Baroid, Cresline, Franklin, Grundfos, Kalas, Geo Pro, and Oil Creek Plastics.

*Mount Sopris Instrument Co. Inc. Mobile Drill International 3807 Madison Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 787-6371 (317) 784-5661 fax sales@mobiledrill.net www.mobiledrill.net

Mobile Drill International designs, manufactures, and stocks an extensive inventory of drilling rigs and parts and tooling to serve a wide range of applications. We also have a wealth of knowledge and experience in serving the drilling needs of a variety of industries.

The industries we serve include geotechnical, sonic, geothermal, mineral exploration, environmental, foundation, seismic, and water well.

*Morris Industries

777 Route 23 Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 (800) 835-0777 (973) 835-7414 fax info@morrispipe.com 975 West Siddonsburg Rd. Dillsburg, PA 17019 (717) 432-9651 (717) 432-1150 fax dheikes@morrispipe.com

4975 East 41st Ave. Denver, CO 80216 (303) 279-3211 (303) 279-2730 fax sales@mountsopris.com

Manufacturer of borehole geophysical logging instruments for the groundwater industry.

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Mud Technology International Inc.

P.O. Box 509 2610 Highway 31 West Athens, TX 75751 (866) 675-3240 (903) 675-7837 fax info@mud-tech.com

We manufacture a complete line of shakers, desilters, desanders, and mud pump packages. Our tank and mixing systems are designed for maximum flexibility. We also custom manufacture equipment for specialty applications.

We carry screens and shaker and replacement pump parts for all major brands of equipment.

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+31 (0) 313 880201 +31 (0) 313 880202 fax sales@sonicsmpdrill.com

*MudPuppy/ Tibban Manufacturing P.O. Box 2675 Apple Valley, CA 92307 (760) 961-1160 (760) 961-1126 fax sales@tibban.com www.mudpuppyinfo.com

DTH Products Unit 1460 Coulson St. Wacol, Old QLD 4076 Australia +6 17 3879 3744 +6 17 3879 3721 fax tjames@dthproducts.com

Dynamic Supply Ltd. 5518 54th St. Leduc, AB Canada T9E 2X2 (780) 986-9882 (780) 986-5425 fax randy@dynamicsupply.ca

JKS Boyles Unit 9 Salcombe Rd. Meadow Lane Industrial Estate Alferton, DE55 7RG United Kingdom +44(0) 1773 835323 +44(0) 1773 835075 fax sales@jks.boyles.ltd.co.uk Laibe Corp.

1414 Bates St. Indianapolis, IN 46201 (800) 942-3399 (317) 596-3716 fax byordy@laibecorp.com

Sonic Drill Systems 43833 Progress Way Chilliwack, BC Canada V2ROE6 (604) 854-1383 (604) 588-6090 fax tom.savage@sonic-drill.com Sonic SampDrill Uitmaat 8 Giesbeek, ER 6987 The Netherlands

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Tibban Mfg. Inc. 15064 Anacapa Rd. Victorville, CA 92392 (760) 961-1160 (760) 961-1126 fax sales@tibban.com

For full details, go to the Tibban/MudPuppy Web site.

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*Myers/Pentair

293 Wright St. Delavan, WI 53115 (888) 987-8677 (800) 426-9446 fax www.femyers.com

The tradition of excellence that began with our dependable double-action hand pumps in 1870 continues today with innovative designs for a diversified product offering.

*National Pump Co. 7706 North 71st Ave. Glendale, AZ 85303 (623) 979-3560 (623) 979-2177 fax info@natlpump.com

2790 South Railroad Ave. Fresno, CA 93725 (559) 497-5071 (559) 497-8816 fax 902 East Union St. Vienna, GA 31092 (229) 268-2921 (229) 268-7136 fax

11176 Green Valley Dr. Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 895-1110 (662) 895-5083 fax 3107 Slaton Highway Lubbock, TX 79404 (806) 745-5396 (806) 745-6668 fax

195 East Third St. Zolfo Springs, FL 33890 (863) 735-8222 (863) 735-8202 fax

National Pump has delivered pump and pumping systems reliability, dependability, and service since 1969 with six strategically located offices to serve you. We offer a full range of pumps including packaged pumping systems with VFD controls, vertical lineshaft and submersible pumps from 6″ to 30″ with capacities up to 20,000 gpm at 2,000 ft.

(865 psi) and 4″ to 8″ submersibles, jets, and centrifugals. Applications range from agricultural, municipal, industrial, and residential to golf courses and gold mines.

North Houston Machine

14202 Pine Meadow Lane Tomball, TX 77375 (800) 364-6973 (281) 255-3863 fax sales@northhoustonmachine.com

Providing quality drilling equipment for over 30 years.

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*Northwest Flattanks

200 18th Rd. N.W. Choteau, MT 59422 (406) 466-2146 (406) 466-2176 fax steve@northwestflattanks.com

Northwest Flattanks is an employeeowned company offering assistance in design or custom-built epoxy-coated flattanks, any gallon or tank sizes, 199gallon fuel tanks with 50-foot hose reel, torch cabinet with 50-foot reel, storage cabinets, IMT material handling knuckle, or stick boom cranes.

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*Pul-A-Pump Corp.

*Numa

Phase Technologies

Numa designs and manufactures down the hole hammers and bits for drilling hole diameters 89 to 1067 mm (3½ to 42 inches). The company is an international provider of conventional as well as reverse circulation hammers and bits to the water well, oil/gas, mining, quarry, construction, foundation, environmental, and exploration industries.

They also manufacture the Super Jaws overburden drilling systems for simultaneously drilling and setting steel casing in water well and micropile applications.

Phase Technologies designs and manufactures innovative electronic products based on power switching technologies.

The core technology platform in our product line utilizes digital signal processor (DSP)-controlled insulated gate bipolar transistors. AquaPhase and APG VFDs are purpose built phase converting drives with an active front end design for low harmonic distortion on the utility input side. Readily available in a type 3R outdoor enclosure and voltage doubling capabilities in some sizes.

Proprietary software developed by our engineers controls these power switching devices to produce innovative solutions in phase conversion.

646 Thompson Rd. Thompson, CT 06277 (860) 923-9551 (860) 923-2617 fax numa@numahammers.com

3620 Homestead St. Rapid City, SD 57703 (605) 343-7934 (605) 343-7943 fax info@phasetechnologies.com

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*Pentek/Pentair

293 Wright St. Delavan, WI 53115 (866) 9PENTEK (800) 426-9446 fax www.pumps.com

Pentek is the leading electronics brand of Pentair Water, North America’s largest pump manufacturer with over 125 years of leadership and experience in the manufacturing and distributing of pumps, motors, and controls. Built on a deep understanding of our customer needs, we have gained the trust of the industry to provide the hardest working products in the business.

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P.O. Box 155 Stockholm, NJ 07460 (973) 697-2008 (973) 697-5989 fax

Manufacturer and distributer of the PulA-Pump machine, the portable, state-ofthe-art pump puller incorporating fully automatic passage of downhole equipment. Pul-A-Pump was designed for use on a daily basis, especially for those not choosing to own and operate a larger hoist truck.

Pullmaster Winch Corp.

19350 – 22nd Ave. Surrey, BC Canada V3S 3S6 (604) 547-2100 (604) 547-2147 fax sales@team-twg.ca

Pullmaster Winch manufactures a comprehensive range of planetary winch products with line pulls of 1,000 to 85,000 pounds. Equal speed or rapid reverse models. Free fall options available on selected models. Static and dynamic integral brake. Optional hydraulic motors, cable drum, and more. Stainless steel drum seal surfaces and rubber coated seals.

Precision Geothermal LLC 5115 Industrial St. Maple Plain, MN 55359 (952) 255-7050 (763) 479-2183 fax www.precisiongeothermal.com

Precision Geothermal manufactures the GeoCube, an advanced and capable geothermal borehole thermal conductivity test unit and the accompanying data analysis software suite that provides instant test results.

*QSP Packers LLC

2316 Inter Ave., Ste. D Puyallup, WA 98372 (253) 770-0315 (253) 770-0327 fax info@qsppackers.com www.qsppackers.com

Manufacturer and supplier of inflatable packers using bimbar glands. Our packers are field repairable. Used for pressure grouting, grout plugs, wire line/ core drilling, water wells, straddle systems, environmental wells. We also have mechanical packers for freeze plugs, slab jacking. We also can supply you with PVC and HDPE pipe with

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slots, perforations, or just casing with flush threaded ends. QSP means quality, service, and price.

R. E. Rupe Co.

441 West Keota St. Ottumwa, IA 52501 (641) 682-7029 (641) 682-7060 fax bob@rupepumps.com

Manufacturer of grouting equipment for water well, environmental, ground source heat loops, and soil remediation chemicals. Mud pumps, grout pumps, high pressure piston pumps, mud drilling applications, Blast hole drilling and chemical injection.

Rampp Co.

P.O. Box 608 20445 State Route 550 Marietta, OH 45750 (800) 272-7886 (740) 373-0624 fax mfulton@ramppco.com

World’s largest manufacturer of cable drilling tools. Specializing in swabbing and service rig tools including knuckle swabs, all types of sockets including quick change, jars, bits, stems, bailers, sucker rod jars, stems, tool subs, sand pumps, and made-to-order tools.

*Regal Beloit/Century 531 North Fourth St. Tipp City, OH 45371 (937) 667-2431 (937) 667-5030 fax info@aosmith.com

A.O. Smith Electrical Products Co. was acquired by Regal Beloit. Electric pump motors for the groundwater market formerly branded A.O. Smith will now carry the legacy Century brand name.

Century has been specializing in the manufacturing of jet pump motors for over 40 years and is the leading manufacturer of the two-compartment motor.

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The two-compartment motor separates the “work room” from the “control room” and allows easy access for adjustment and/or service.

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Reid Plumbing Products LLC 371 Route 31 North Hopewell, NJ 08525 (609) 466-4347 (609) 466-3982 fax info@wellmanager.com

Specializing in systems for low yield wells. Our systems are in use from Alaska to Honduras and beyond, providing great service from poor wells. A small family can do the wash at home using our system and a 0.10 gpm well, irrigate 2 acres, and run a large house with custom showers on a 4 gpm well.

Use wells with very low static levels.

No limit to the applications. Some systems small enough to go through 24″ door.

*Rock-Tech International

12617 E. FM 917, Ste. A Alvardo, TX 76009 (817) 473-0500 (817) 473-0504 fax david@rocktechintl.com judy@rocktechintl.com heather@rocktechinternational.com

Offering 21st century rock DTH technology and loyal support to worldwide suppliers in the water well, oil/gas, civil construction, and mining industries.

Standard/custom designs, Dyanite and diamond carbide hammer bits (3″ to 46″). Hole openers in all sizes and shanks, drag bits, drill pipe, the workhorse “Stone Krusher” line and premium “Stone Warrior” line of percussion hammers (2″ through 30″).

Our new patented “Catcher” hammer bit head retrieval system prevents shanked bit heads left in the hole.

Rex McFadden Ltd. 7931 West 19th St. Lubbock, TX 79407 (806) 791-3731 (806) 791-3755 fax rex@rexmcfadden.com www.rexmcfadden.com

Sales of well drilling pipe, parts, and supplies.

*Robbco Pumps Inc.

12610 N FM 400 Idalou, TX 79329 (806) 749-7475 (806) 892-2922 fax brobb@robbcopumps.com

Manufacturer of submersible turbine and vertical turbine pumps.

See our ad on page 36

*Rockmore International 10065 SW Commerce Circle Wilsonville, OR 97070 (503) 682-1001 (503) 682-1002 fax info@rockmore-intl.com

Rockmore International GmbH Collini - Strasse 2 Judenburg, A-8750 Austria +43 3572-86300 +43 3572-84179 fax austria@rockmore-intl.at

Rockmore International is a global manufacturer of rock drilling tools serving the mining, construction, and water well industries. We strive for quality, service, and innovation to deliver optimum drilling results.

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*SEMCO Inc.

RST Instruments Ltd. 200 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2050 Hartley Ave. Coquitlam, BC Canada V3K 6W5 (604) 540-1100 (604) 540-1005 fax info@rstinstruments.com www.rstinstruments.com

Since 1977, RST Instruments has supplied the drilling industry with costeffective groundwater monitoring equipment. These products include borehole packers, water level meters, water level loggers, interface sensors, and groundwater samplers. RST also manufactures a complete line of monitoring well supplies including slotted well screen, well covers, and locking well caps.

Schramm Inc.

800 East Virginia Ave. West Chester, PA 19380 (610) 696-2500 (610) 696-6950 fax schramm@schramminc.com

Schramm is a leading manufacturer of innovative portable drilling rigs that combine engineering and application understanding to personalize equipment and enhance productivity for drillers in geothermal and water well markets worldwide.

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P.O. Box 1216 7695 U.S. Highway 287 North Lamar, CO 81052 (719) 336-9006 (719) 336-2402 fax semcopumphoist@yahoo.com

Pump hoist manufacturer S6,000 through S30,0000. We sell pipe elevators, PVC elevators, Baker elevators, hydrorenches, pipe holders, and fishing taps.

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*SIMCO Drilling Equipment 802 Furnas Dr. Osceola, IA 50213 (800) 338-9925 (641) 342-6764 fax info@simcodrill.com

Manufacturer of all-hydraulic, tophead drive drill rigs for water well, geothermal, geotechnical, environmental, and soil and pavement investigation applications. Rigs can be truck, trailer, crawler or skid mounted. Ruggedly built, easy to operate, low cost to maintain, and backed by knowledgeable and dependable service.

22650 County Highway 6 P.O. Box 1708 Detroit Lakes, MN 56502 (218) 847-1317 (218) 847-4617 fax sje@sjerhombus.com www.sjerhombus.com

SJE-Rhombus is a global provider of control solutions for water/wastewater pumping applications. Sump, effluent, and sewage controls include control panels, tank alarms, pump/control switches, and accessories for residential and commercial applications. Engineered controls are custom solutions designed and built to individual specifications for commercial, municipal, industrial, and agricultural applications.

Features variable frequency drives, remote monitoring, service entrance ratings, programmable logic controllers, telemetry/SCADA, and more. Ceramic filtration solutions provide water treatment using ceramic membranes and controls for industrial process water, commercial developments, decentralized communities, and municipal applications.

*Solinst Canada Ltd. *Simmons Mfg. Co.

P.O. Box 1509 1608 Highway 20 East McDonough, GA 30252 (800) 241-1935 (770) 957-3979 fax mrainey@simmonsmfg.com www.simmonsmfg.com

Simmons manufactures a full line of domestic foot and check valves in both lead-free silicon bronze and ductile iron.

The widest industry selection of madein-USA brass tank tees, well points, pitless adapters, frost-proof yard hydrants, and well seals constructed of cast iron, steel, or ABS.

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*SJE-Rhombus

35 Todd Rd. Georgetown, ON Canada L7G 4R8 (905) 873-2255 (905) 873-1992 fax instruments@solinst.com

Solinst manufactures high quality groundwater monitoring and surface water instrumentation. We offer a broad range of innovative and practical hydrogeological and hydrological equipment, designed to give our customers the means to obtain the detailed, accurate, and technical information they require.

Research and development is a priority, ensuring a steady improvement in our products and continuous development of up-to-date instrumentation for hydrogeological applications. Our full range of high quality instrumentation includes waterwelljournal.com

water level meters, oil/water interface meters, dataloggers, telemetry systems, groundwater sampling devices, multilevel monitoring systems, drive-point piezometers, rugged field peristaltic pumps and more.

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*Sonic Drill Corp.

North Commercial St. Ste. 190-119 Bellingham, WA 98225 (604) 792-2000 ext 104 (604) 792-2007 fax kevin.reimer@sonic-drill.com www.sonic-drill.com

Sonic Drill is an award-winning world leader in the design and manufacture of innovative Sonic drill rigs and drill tooling. In addition to holding patents on the revolutionary technology of sonic drilling, Sonic Drill has invested more than 30 years in sonic research and development, making it the industry pioneer. Over the years, Sonic drill rigs have earned the reputation of being three to five times faster (depending on soil conditions) than conventional drills, proving their worth on numerous projects in six continents around the world, particularly in geothermal and environmental applications.

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*Southwire Co.

One Southwire Dr. Carrollton, GA 30119 (770) 832-4590 (770) 838-6590 fax www.southwire.com

Since 1950, Southwire has grown into North America’s largest wire and cable producer. Southwire offers a full line of products for a wide range of applications. Dedicated to technological innovation backed by experience.

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*Sta-Rite/Pentair 293 Wright St. Delavan, WI 53115 (888) 782-7483 (800) 426-9446 fax www.sta-rite.com

Sta-Rite pumps and water systems, which include a complete line of quality pumps, and steel and fibrewound tanks, have been moving and improving water for the agricultural, industrial, and residential markets for more than 70 years.

Sta-Rite products are sold in more than 100 countries. Performance, dependability, and service are yours with Sta-Rite.

*Star Iron Works Inc. 257 Caroline St. Punxsutawney, PA 15767 (814) 427-2555 (814) 427-5164 fax sales@starironworks.com

Aluminum and steel inertia welded drill rods, stabilizers, subs, adaptors, drive shoes; kelly bars, hole openers, drag bits, fishing tools; Star Iron mechanical packers, TAM inflatable packers, RoseWall grouters; Rampp cable tools, Driltech Mission hammers, Numa hammers and over burden systems, bits, Driltech Tubex systems; Versa-Matic diaphragm pumps, FMC John Bean pumps, King Oil swivels; N.L. Baroid drilling supplies; Varel steel tooth, carbide tricone bits, cable tool bits; Gearench petol wrenches, Titan tongs, Reed tools; Holte casing perforators, underreamers.

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*Stenner Pump Co. 3174 DeSalvo Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32246 (904) 641-1666 (904) 642-1012 fax sales@stenner.com

Stenner Pump is a manufacturer of peristaltic metering pumps since 1957.

Water treatment applications include disinfection, pH adjustment, iron stain

removal, oxidation, corrosion and scale control and more. Additional products include 7.5, 15, or 30-gallon tanks and tank systems, flow indicator and proportional injection system for repeatable doses based on water volume regardless of the system’s flow rate.

*Sumoto SRL

Via Peripoli R. e G., 1/3 Alte di Montecchio M., 36075 Italy +39 0444 490515 +39 0444 490518 fax info@sumoto.com Making submersible motors is our only mission! Sumoto offers a wide range of 3″ to 4″ and 6″ electric motors suitable to drive all NEMA standard pumps, including yours. All our 2 wire and 3 wire encapsulated motors are UL-CSA listed. A new range of control boxes has been recently added to our production program as well as a 3″ motor high speed, a revolutionary motor for the pumping world.

*TAM International Inc. 4620 Southerland Rd. Houston, TX 77092 (866) 314-9139 (618) 281-9473 fax kent.schaffer@tamintl.com 948 High Ridge Dr. Columbia, IL 62236 (866) 314-9139 (618) 281-9473 fax kent.schaffer@tamintl.com

TAM International manufactures a wide range of inflatable and fluid reactive packers for geotechnical, hydrological well testing, grouting, hydrofracturing, and liner applications.

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+31(0)313.880202 fax sales@sonicsampdrilll.com

*Tibban Mfg. Inc./ MudPuppy International P.O. Box 2675 Apple Valley, CA 92307 (760) 961-1160 (760) 961-1126 fax sales@tibban.com

DTH Products Unit 14,60 Coulson St. Wacol Old, QLD 4076 Australia +6 17 3879 3744 +6 17 3879 3721 fax tjames@dthproducts.com

Dynamic Supply Ltd. 5518 54th St. Leduc, AB Canada T9E 2X2 (780) 986-9882 (780) 986-5425 fax randy@dynamicsupply.ca

JKS Boyles Unit 9; Salcombe Rd. Meadow Lane Industrial Estate Alferton, DE55 7RG United Kingdom +44 (0) 1773 835323 +44 (0) 1773 835075 fax sales@jks.boyles.ltd.co.uk Laibe Corp.

1414 Bates St. Indianapolis, IN 46201 (800) 942-3399 (317) 596-3716 fax byordy@laibecorp.com

Sonic Drill Systems 43833 Progress Way Chilliwack, BC Canada V2ROE6 (604) 854-1383 (605) 588-6090 fax tom.savage@sonic-drill.com SonicSampDrill Uitmaat 8 Giesbeek, ER 6987 The Netherlands +31(0)313.880201

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Tibban Mfg. Inc. 15064 Anacapa Rd. Victorville, CA 92392 (760) 961-1160 (760) 961-1126 fax sales@tibban.com

Manufacturer of the Mudpuppy and Sand Guzzler.

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Waterline Envirotech Ltd. P.O. Box 28220 Bellingham, WA 98228 (360 ) 676-9635 (360) 676-9635 fax contact@waterlineusa.com

Manufactures self-contained water level indicators in the USA, in various depths and scales, free standing reels, selectable light/buzzer signal. Spare parts and speedy, economical repair service available.

Unitra Inc.

12601 Exchange Dr. Stafford, TX 77477 (281) 240-1500 (281) 240-4334 fax unitra@unitrainc.com

Unitra Canada 505 Dotzert Court, Unit #3 Waterloo, ON Canada N2L 6A7 (519) 880-3636 (519) 725-6244 unitra@unitrainc.com

Manufacturer celebrating over 40 years in the global water industry—pumps, filtration, components: worldwide distribution.

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Voss Technologies Inc. 4235 Centergate San Antonio, TX 78217 (800) 247-6294 (210) 650-8032 fax vosstec@aol.com www.vosstech.com

Voss Technologies is a manufacturer of high quality, reasonably priced environmental sampling supplies. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction supported by a high level of customer service. We have a full line of bailers and filters that are made to fit most sampling needs.

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*Water-Right Inc.

1900 Prospect Court Appleton, WI 54914 (800) 777-1426 (920) 739-9406 fax mail@water-right.com www.water-right.com

Water-Right is a manufacturer of water treatment systems for residential, commercial, and industrial markets since 1963. The Sanitizer Plus Series employs the exclusive Crystal-Right media that effectively removes hardness, iron, and manganese and raises pH levels—all in a single pass, while also disinfecting itself. Water-Right’s other series of conditioners include Impression and Impression Plus, FS, and CCR, as well as Eclipse and Impression R.O. systems.

Numerous private label series are also manufactured.

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*WellMagic

2929 Covington Court, Ste. 200 Lansing, MI 48912 (517) 487-2677 (517) 487-2677 fax roberle@geoinsights.biz

WellMagic software is a state-of-the-art system designed specifically for the groundwater industry. A single system manages customers, creates well/pump diagrams, well locations, estimates, work orders/dispatching, equipment maintenance and costs, inventory, and waterwelljournal.com

all accounts receivable functions. In addition, it tracks all well maintenance and prepares government-required reports in almost all states and Canadian provinces. Well logs fill out almost entirely automatically and can be replicated for geothermal/geotechnical well clusters. WellMagic ends repetitive data entry and consolidates record keeping.

WellMagic can be paired with a Geographic Insights-supplied mapping system to see all well/service locations.

Great for estimating, routing crews, and gathering latitude, longitude, and elevation data. The WellMagic Business Analyst Program is an essential planning tool that explores the cost of doing business including materials, labor, operating costs, and equipment.

Wilo USA LLC

9550 West Higgins Rd. #300 Rosemont, IL 60018 (888) 945-6872 (888) 945-6873 fax groundwater@wilo-usa.com

Wilo offers direct access for dealers who qualify for factory-direct sales on all 4″ through 10″ stainless submersible pumps. Wilo is one of the leading manufacturers of pumps and pump systems for heating, cooling, and airconditioning technology and for water supply and sewage disposal.

*Woodford Mfg. Co.

2121 Waynoka Rd. Colorado Springs, CO 80915 (719) 574-0600 (719) 574-7621 fax sales@woodfordmfg.com

Woodford Manufacturing is a thirdgeneration, family-owned company producing the highest quality yard hydrants for over 77 years. Woodford also manufactures a complete line of sanitary hydrants and utility hydrants.

*Wyo-Ben Inc.

1345 Discovery Dr. Billings, MT 59102 (406) 652-6351 (406) 656-0748 fax email@wyoben.com

When you go Wyo-Ben green, you get naturally superior Wyoming bentonite combined with 60 years experience of field-driven innovation. The result—a world class family of products that bring profitability and performance to your job site. Whether on a job site, in an auditorium, online or on call, our technical team works with clients to offer solutions to challenges as they occur. Over the years, Wyo-Ben’s technical sales engineers have visited virtually every continent, helping clients understand the benefits and uses of our materials.

We conduct mud schools, seminars, and training sessions transferring our knowledge to contractors, owners, engineers, and government agencies. While working with our clients in the field and on the rigs, we gain additional knowledge that ultimately leads to new and innovative products at our Product Development Lab. See our ad on page 104

*Yaskawa America Inc.

2121 Norman Dr. South Waukegan, IL 60085 (800) 927-5292 (847) 887-7310 fax marcom@yaskawa.com www.yaskawa.com/site/products.nsf/ productgroup/iqpump.html

specific control values for a wide range of applications. The iQpump controller will automatically adjust pump operating conditions, as the process variables change while still maintaining optimum pump performance and protection. iQpump can also replace phase converters when converting from a single phase to a three-phase pump motor.

*YSI

1725 Brannum Lane Yellow Springs, OH 45387 (937) 767-7241 (937) 767-1058 fax environmental@ysi.com www.ysi.com

YSI develops and manufactures rugged, reliable water quality and level testing instruments for groundwater sampling and monitoring. Instruments include high accuracy pressure transducers, multiparameter water quality instruments for use down well or with a flow cell, and telemetry packages.

Zilmet USA

80-35 251st St. Bellerose, NY 11426 (646) 400-7722 info@zilmetusa.com

Zilmet USA is the sales office of the Zilmet manufacturing firm based in Italy. We are 50-year-old manufacturers of heating and pressure vessels as well as plate heat exchangers. Zilmet, a family-owned company, prides itself on innovation and quality.

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15750 SE Piazza Ave. Clackamas, OR 97015 (503) 974-5009 (503) 974-5013 fax portland@2mco.com 2M Company is a wholesale distributor of water well and irrigation supplies including pumps, tanks, well casing, filtration, water treatment, and drilling supplies. Twelve locations serving Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.

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American West Windmill & Solar Co. P.O. Box 340 Abernathy, TX 79311 (888) 535-4788 (806) 298-5746 fax awwasc@gpeltd.com www.awwasc.com We represent Lorentz, which manufactures the most efficient solar pumping systems worldwide, and FIASA, the largest windmill manufacturer worldwide. The combination of these two manufacturers ensures that our products cover the entire spectrum of solar- and wind-powered water pumping systems.

We are a full service company that can assist you in all phases of alternative energy water pumping applications.

These services include sizing selection, application, and technical support. Our strategic U.S. network of experienced distributors and groundwater contractors are required to maintain a high standard of professionalism.

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*Atlantic Drilling Supply 6462 125th Ave. North Largo, FL 33773 (800) 752-9416 (727) 531-5673 fax info@atlanticsupply.com 6462 - 125th Ave. North Largo, FL 33773 (800) 752-9416 (727) 531-5673 fax info@atlanticsupply.com 3740 Prospect Ave. Riviera Beach, FL 33404 (800) 535-7384 (561) 844-3099 fax info@atlanticsupply.com 4187 S.W. 34th St. Orlando, FL 32811 (800) 569-8950 (407) 246-6518 fax info@atlanticsupply.com 6919 Distribution Ave. South #1 Jacksonville, FL 32256 (888) 260-5584 (904) 260-4299 fax info@atlanticsupply.com 5400 Perimeter Parkway Court Montgomery, AL 36116 (866) 917-3447 (334) 280-2715 fax info@atlanticsupply.com Drill rod, bits, subs, augers, and cutterheads; water swivels, monitor well and remediation supplies; PVC and stainless flush thread screen and riser; concrete and soil testing equipment; Moyno and Versa-Matic pumps and parts; piston pump parts; PVC pipe and fittings; directional drilling tooling and supplies, wrenches, cutters, retrieval and hoisting tools; bentonite mud, chips, additives, and testing supplies.

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*Austin Pump & Supply Co. 3803 Todd Lane P.O. Box 17037 Austin, TX 78760 (512) 442-2348 (512) 442-2932 fax info@austinpump.com www.austinpump.com 3803 Todd Lane Austin, TX 78744 (512) 442-2348 (512) 442-2932 fax info@austinpump.com 538 Lantana Corpus Christi, TX 78408 (361) 289-5451 (361) 289-0256 fax info@austinpump.com 4308 Murray Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76117 (817) 427-3232 (817) 656-8437 fax rdilldine@austinpump.com 3698 North Bryant San Angelo, TX 76902 (325) 655-0649 (325) 658-8889 fax info@austinpump.com 15090 Tradesman, Ste. 100 San Antonio, TX 78249 (210) 479-9009 (210) 479-8459 fax info@austinpump.com 5502 Clara Rd. Houston, TX 77041 (713) 856-7867 (713) 856-7881 fax info@austinpump.com Austin Pump & Supply has been a distributor of water systems products for more than 50 years. We distribute major product lines for the groundwater industry such as Goulds, Red Jacket, Berkeley, and Sulzer Pumps. We also distribute sump, effluent, and sewage pumps and controls, water treatment 106/ June 2012 Water Well Journal

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reliable drill rigs, drill pipe, drill bits, hammers, tooling, parts, and heavy construction equipment. We completely service, repair, and are rebuilding drill rigs, equipment, engines, air compressors, mud pumps, etc. We provide custom machine work to produce drilling accessories (adapters, bushings, subs, and a variety of different products and sizes).

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*Geo-Hydro Supply Ltd. We are a major distributor of water well, drilling, blasting, and air compressors equipment and supplies in the United States and worldwide. This means we can give you the best product at the best price with immediate delivery. We specialize in new Schramm drill rigs.

Hydraulic track drills and Sullivan air compressors. We carry a full line of parts and supplies for the water well industry including used drill rigs, Secoroc, Mincon hammers, ChemGrout grouters and the XS drill system.

*East West Machinery & Drilling Inc. 258 Magnolia St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (949) 722-8643 (949) 722-2561 fax (570) 966-7312 (570) 966-4929 fax sales@ewdrilling.com 157 Buffalo Creek Rd. Mifflinburg, PA 17844 (570) 966-7312 (570) 966-4929 fax michael@ewdrilling.com East West Machinery & Drilling provides sales and services for water wells, oil and gas, foundation, geothermal, geotechnical, auger, foundation, exploration, and mining drill rigs. We have available all types of support equipment with portable mud pumps, air compressors, engines, generators, parts, drilling products, etc. We are committed to providing high quality services and heavy equipment. We deliver high quality and

997 State Route 93 NW Sugarcreek, OH 44681 (800) 820-1005 (330) 852-4437 fax contact@geohydrosupply.com www.geohydrosupply.com Geo-Hydro Supply draws from more than 20 years of experience in the geothermal industry to supply the highest quality geothermal products and customer service for the loop installer.

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Geothermal Supply Co. 106 Cherry St. Horse Cave, KY 42749 (270) 786-3010 (270) 786-4136 fax david@geothermalsupply.com Nationwide supplier of geothermal pipe, fittings, accessories, fusion equipment, headers, commercial pumping stations, flushing equipment, geothermal vaults, and fabrication.

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*Gicon Pumps & Equipment 17922 North I-27 P.O. Box 340 Abernathy, TX 79311 (806) 298-2024 (806) 298-2068 fax www.gpeltd.com 1701 East Third St. Amarillo, TX 79103 (800) 530-4744 (806) 373-4678 fax amarillo@gpeltd.com 515 East 50th St. Lubbock, TX 79404 (800) 530-4755 (806) 763-9500 fax lubbock@gpeltd.com 1119 South Meadow Odessa, TX 79761 (800) 530-4766 (432) 580-3091 fax odessa@gpeltd.com 7506 West Madison St. Tolleson, AZ 85353 (800) 772-6265 (623) 907-8761 fax phoenix@gpeltd.com 4301 Garland Dr. Haltom City, TX 76117 (866) 656-0823 (817) 656-4366 fax ftworth@gpeltd.com 2110 Mabry Dr. Clovis, NM 88101 (855) 763-9022 (575) 763-3566 fax clovis@gpeltd.com Gicon Pumps & Equipment is a valueadded, pump specialty supplier of the highest quality pumps and related equipment. We provide complete, highly efficient pumping systems and services for agricultural, commercial, environmental, industrial, municipal, residential, turf irrigation, and water well drilling markets. Our customer services, provided by our knowledgeable staff,

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Givens International Drilling Supplies Inc. 8288 Pritchett Crooks Rd. P.O. Box 53 Corydon, KY 42406 (270) 533-6378 (270) 533-6379 fax sales@givensinternational.com We supply via one stop shopping most all consumables you need for drilling a hole including but not limited to DTH hammers and bits, water hammers, rotary bits, drag bits, PDC bits, drill pipe, mud, grease and foam, thread adaptors, swivels, mud pump parts, fishing tools, wrenches, etc. We pride ourselves on exceptional customer service.

Groundwater Supply Co. P.O. Box 513 217-227 Leominster Rd. Sterling, MA 01564 (978) 422-3209 (978) 422-6055 fax sales@groundwatersupply.net United Drill Supply P.O. Box 560289 Rockledge, FL 32956 (321) 604-1864 (321) 775-4372 fax ken@uniteddrillsupply.com Family owned and operated since 1992.

Groundwater Supply—“The Drill Store”—is your one-stop shop for anything and everything for water well and geothermal drilling. If we don’t have it, we’ll get it for you.

3802 Stewart Ave. Wausau, WI 54401 (888) 465-1569 (715) 842-5999 fax boothoudt@holeproducts.com www.holeproducts.com 4487 Park Dr., Ste. G Norcross, GA 30093 (888) 448-4430 (770) 279-8499 fax wbabcock@holeproducts.com 4061 Wedgeway Court Earth City, MO 63045 (877) 699-2159 (314) 770-0687 fax tdunlap@holeproducts.com 205 16th St. NE, Ste. A Little Falls, MN 56345 (320) 616-0701 (320) 631-0064 fax jkroll@holeproducts.com 3802 Stewart Ave. Wausau, WI 54401 (888) 465-3704 (715) 842-5999 fax kthomer@holeproducts.com 6448 Pinecastle Blvd., Ste. 103 Orlando, FL 32809 (877) 544-4211 (407) 792-2670 dmarlette@holeproducts.com York, PA 17406 (717) 440-8043 beckenrode@holeproducts.com Hole Products is a premier supplier of drilling consumable products to the water well, geotechnical, environmental, construction, directional, and mineral exploration markets.

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IES Drilling Supply 104 East DeVore Pearl City, IL 61062 (815) 443-9100 (815) 443-2893 fax sales @iesdrillingsupply.com

*Northwest Pipe Fittings 33 South 8th St. West Billings, MT 59102 (800) 937-4737 (406) 248-8072 fax sbond@northwestpipe.com

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Kingsland Drill International Inc.

360 Floss Flats Rd. Belgrade, MT 59714 (406) 388-2045 (406) 388-2093 fax

7920 Ward Dr. Mercersburg, PA 17236 (717) 328-4988 (717) 328-49989 fax dking@kingslanddrill.com We specialize in drill pipe and drill rods for all applications. With 35 years of experience, we are the ones to call.

*L.B. Foster Co. 6500 Langfield Rd. Houston, TX 77092 (713) 466-2745 (713) 934-8578 fax alopez@lbfosterco.com L.B. Foster has the experience and reliability required to deliver quality water well products in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rapidly changing environment. L.B. Foster is the trusted supplier to the vertical pump industry for timely delivery, superior reliability, consistent quality, and commitment to customer satisfaction. Look to L.B. Foster Co. as your primary source for customized service and competitive pricing of just in time quality tubular products.

404 17th Ave. NE Great Falls, MT 59404 (406) 727-9843 (406) 454-1743 fax 1901 Meadowlark Butte, MT 59701 (406) 494-2120 (406) 494-3767 fax Northwest Pipe Fittings specializes in the distribution of plumbing, utilities, industrial products, HVAC and temperature controls, and water systems including water filtration, pumps and accessories, and steel and PVC well casing.

Salvadore Auctions 750 Boston Neck Rd. Narragansett, RI 02882 (401) 792-4300 (401) 792-4337 fax auctions@siaai.com www.siaai.com A national auction and appraisal firm with expertise and experience in valuation and liquidation of well drilling businesses and equipment. Nationally certified appraisers with years of experience in valuation of drilling equipment.

*Toney Drilling Supplies Inc. 14060 NW 19 Ave. Miami, FL 33054 (305) 685-2453 (305) 687-5231 fax tds101@toneydrilling.com

*Rig Source Inc. 700 Hicks Dr. Elburn, IL 60119 (630) 365-1649 (630) 365-1650 fax info@rigsourceinc.com www.rigsourceinc.com Rig Source is a sales and rental center for new and used drill rigs, crawler carriers, and support equipment within the oil and gas, mineral exploration, geotechnical, environmental, pipeline, and

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3852 L.B. McLeod Rd. Orlando, FL 32805 (888) 327-2844 (407) 649-8685 fax todd@toneydrilling.com Drill rig sales: geotech, water well, horizontal, environmental, and engineering test equipment. Manufacturer stocking distributor with sales staff of more than 75 years experience. Consultation and export shipping available.

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CentriPro ® motors - Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand Century ® - Regal Beloit; Century - formerly A. O. Smith EPC Certa-Lok™, Kwik-Set ®, Sure-Fit™ - CertainTeed Corp.

CETCO ® Coarse Chips - CETCO CETCO ® ONE Geothermal Grout - CETCO Challenger - NUMA Champion - NUMA Channel Pack™ - Johnson Screens CHEMets ® - CHEMetrics Inc. CLAY-KATCH™ - KEMTRON Technologies Inc. Clayton Mark ® - American Granby Inc. Clean-Up™ - Jet-Lube Inc. CleanTech™ - MARL Technologies Inc. CMT ® Multilevel System - Solinst Canada Ltd. Colorado Silica Sand ® - Carmeuse Industrial Sands Comfort Series Instant Hot Water System ® Grundfos Pumps Corp.

Cool Top ® - Grundfos Pumps Corp.

Cycle Gard ®, Enviro Check ®, Flo-Coat ®, Kwik-Close ® Flomatic Corp.

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Dry Acid Special - Cotey Chemical Corp.

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Flex2Pro - Flexcon Industries Flow Thru, CAD2, Wellrite, Flex Lite, Challenger Flexcon Industries FLUEPAC ® - PAC for flue gas treatment applications Calgon Carbon Corp.

FPS™ - Franklin Electric Frac-Pipe™ - Flatwater Fleet Inc. Frazier Well Services LLC, Cast Coupling LLC AirBurst Technology LLC FS Series™ - Water-Right Inc. Genesis - ClimateMaster GEOCASE™ - Schramm Inc. GeoCube - Precision Geothermal LLC Geoprobe Systems ® - Geoprobe Systems Geoprobe ® - Geoprobe Systems GeoSil Plus ® - Carmeuse Industrial Sands GeoSil ® - Carmeuse Industrial Sands Geothermal PE4710 Pipe - Endot Industries Inc. GeoVISION™ - Allegheny Instruments Inc. Golden Jet PE 3406 Pipe - Endot Industries Inc. GRAPHALLOY ® - Graphite Metallizing Corp., Graphalloy Division GRAPHLON ® - Graphite Metallizing Corp., Graphalloy Division Green Sewer Pipe - Endot Industries Inc. Guardian ® System - Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand H.OIL Oil/Water interface meter - Heron Instruments Inc. Harvard ® - American Granby Inc. Herculan ConstaBoost™ - Reid Plumbing Products LLC Hex-Cor Augers - Mobile Drill International Hi-Flow™ - Johnson Screens HiCap™ - Johnson Screens Hide-Drant ® - Merrill Manufacturing HIGH TC Geothermal Grout™ - CETCO HOLEPLUG ® - Baroid Industrial Drilling Products HUSKEY - HUSKEY Specialty Lubricants Hy-Gear - Ideal Clamp Products Inc. Hydrovar - Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand i-Control ® - Schramm Inc. I-Link ® Lift Station Notifier - SJE-Rhombus ICE - ICE–International Construction Equipment Inc. ICEUSA - ICE–International Construction Equipment Inc. iCON Foundation Equipment, BV - ICE–International Construction Equipment Inc. Twitter @WaterWellJournl

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LAVAL - Laval Underground Surveys LAVAL UNDERGROUND SURVEYS Laval Underground Surveys Level Scout ® - YSI Leveloader™ - Solinst Canada Ltd. Levelogger ® - Solinst Canada Ltd. LITE-FLITE Augers - Mobile Drill International Little Dipper Water Level Indicator - Heron Instruments Inc. LoadSafe ® - Schramm Inc. Lone Star Bit - Little Beaver Inc./Lone Star Drill LORENTZ ® - Bernt Lorentz GmbH & Co. KG Lox-On - Ideal Clamp Products Inc. LUS - Laval Underground Surveys M-2 Mixer - Baroid Industrial Drilling Products Macro-Core ® - Geoprobe Systems Micro-Gear - Ideal Clamp Products Inc. Mid-Vortech - ENPRESS LLC Mincon - Givens International Drilling Supplies Inc. Water Well Journal June 2012 111/

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MudPuppy International - Tibban MFG Inc./ MudPuppy International MudPuppy International - MudPuppy/Tibban MFG Inc. Muni-Pak ® - Johnson Screens Myers ® - Myers/Pentair Nu-Well™ - Johnson Screens Numa Lube - NUMA ONE - Water Filtration Simplified - ENPRESS LLC One-stop foundation shop - ICE–International Construction Equipment Inc. Oroflex - Armored Textiles Inc. Oroflex Well - Armored Textiles Inc. PA Series ® - Gorman-Rupp Co. Patriot - NUMA PENTEK Intellidrive™ - BERKELEY/Pentair PENTEK Intellidrive™ - Myers/Pentair PENTEK Intellidrive™ - PENTEK/Pentair PENTEK Intellidrive™ - Aermotor/Pentair PENTEK Intellidrive™ - STA-RITE/Pentair PENTEK Intellikit™ - STA-RITE/Pentair PENTEK Intellikit™ - Aermotor/Pentair PENTEK Intellikit™ - PENTEK/Pentair PENTEK Intellikit™ - Myers/Pentair PENTEK Intellikit™ - BERKELEY/Pentair PENTEK ® - BERKELEY/Pentair PENTEK ® - Myers/Pentair PENTEK ® - PENTEK/Pentair PENTEK ® - Aermotor/Pentair PENTEK ® - STA-RITE/Pentair Perma Tank - A.O. Smith Water Systems pH Neutralize ® to neutralize acids Design Water Technologies Phase Perfect ® - Phase Technologies Phase Tec™ - Phase Technologies Phase Technologies™ - Phase Technologies Platinum - A.O. Smith Water Systems Platinum Plus - A.O. Smith Water Systems Poly-UF - ENPRESS LLC Port-A-Reel™ - AMS Inc. PowerProbe™ - AMS Inc. Predator™ - Myers/Pentair PRO-Source™ - STA-RITE/Pentair PRO-Source™ - Aermotor/Pentair PRO-Source™ - Myers/Pentair PRO-Source™ - BERKELEY/Pentair ProODO ® - YSI PUL-A-PUMP ® - PUL-A-PUMP Corp.

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Pull Master ® - Pullmaster Winch Corp.

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June 4–6/ Hydrogeology Field Methods Course: What You Didn’t Learn in School Short Course/ Andover, Minnesota. PH: (800) 551-7379, Fax: (614) 898-7786, E-mail: customerservice@ngwa.org, Web: www.NGWA.org June 5–6/ Underground Infrastructure Research (UIR) International Conference and Trenchless Technology Road Show 2012/ Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.

Web: www.civil.uwaterloo.ca/catt/ TrenchlessRoadshow2012/roadshow.htm June 10–14/ ACE 12: American Water Works Association Annual Conference & Exposition/ Dallas, Texas. Web: www .awwa.org/ACE12/index.cfm June 24–27/ 46th U.S. Rock Mechanics Geomechanics Symposium/ Chicago, Illinois. Web: www.armasymposium.org/ index.html June 25–29/ The Sixth International Conference on Environmental Science and Technology/ Houston, Texas. Web: www.aasci.org/conference/env/2012/index .html June 26–27/ NGWA Focus Conference on Midwestern Groundwater Issues/

Columbus, Ohio. PH: (800) 551-7379, Fax: (614) 898-7786, E-mail: customer service@ngwa.org, Web: www.NGWA.org June 27/ Hydraulic Fracturing: Scientific and Technical Approaches to Protect Groundwater/ Columbus, Ohio. PH: (800) 551-7379, Fax: (614) 898-7786, E-mail: customerservice@ngwa.org, Web: www.NGWA.org June 28/ Water Sampling and Laboratory Procedures/ Dover, New Jersey. Web: www.cpe.rutgers.edu/courses/current/ eo0102ca.html July 21–23/ 2012 South Atlantic Well Drillers Jubilee/ Virginia Beach, Virginia. PH: (540) 740-3329, E-mail: info@well-drillers.com, Web: www.jubilee watershow.com July 27–28/ Empire State Water Well Drillers’ Association Summer Meeting/ Verona, New York. Web: www.nywell driller.org/news.asp August 13–15/ 2012 Florida Rural Water Association Annual Training and Technical Conference/ Daytona Beach, Florida.

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September 11/ Protect Your Groundwater Day/ PH: (800) 551-7379, Fax: (614) 8987786, E-mail: customerservice@ngwa.org, Web: www.NGWA.org September 12–13/ Understanding and Negotiating DOT Issues and Requirements for the Groundwater Industry Webinar/ PH: (800) 551-7379, Fax: (614) 898-7786, E-mail: customerservice@ngwa.org, Web: www.NGWA.org September 16–21/ 39th IAH Congress: Confronting Global Change/ Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Web: www.iah2012.org *Dates shown in red are National Ground Water Association events. *Dates shown with are events where the National Ground Water Research and Educational Foundation’s McEllhiney Lecture will be presented.

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Drillers Service Inc. announced that Kevin L. Hancock has accepted the position of vice president of sales and marketing. Hancock previously worked for Weir Minerals, where he held the position of vice president, product marketing for Warman &

GEHO Pumps, Isogate Valves, and Caves Cyclones used in mining, power, and heavy industrial markets. Prior to that, he spent almost 20 years at Pentair in a variety of positions.

AdEdge Water Technologies has announced several personnel decisions.

Sam Miller joins as a mechanical designer, responsible for designing and drafting system equipment and machined part, three dimensional modeling; assembling bills of materials for projects; and performing quality assurance of water treatment systems to remove arsenic, iron and manganese, and other contaminants from groundwater.

Miller has more than 12 years of experience in mechanical design.

Eric Simpson joins as project engineer and will be responsible for management tasks related to proposal preparation, system design, project scoping, and execution of water treatment projects.

Tobey Strauch joins as control systems engineer and will be responsible for programming system control panels,

quality assurance, process management, field support and troubleshooting, and designing mechanical and electrical interfaces for water treatment systems.

BUSINESS GROWTH Wilo USA LLC, headquartered in Rosemont, Illinois, announced that Metropolitan Industries Inc. will represent the Wilo product line in Illinois, northwest Indiana, and St. Louis County, Missouri. Metropolitan Industriesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 100,000-square-foot facility is located in Romeoville, Illinois, and houses the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s manufacturing, engineering, sales, service department, and inventory.

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sustainable and innovative solutions for water supply and wastewater challenges. Its sister operation is based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

STANDARDS Filtronics Inc.’s Electromedia I and Electromedia V filtration media now carry certification by NSF International to be compliant to ANSI Standard 61 for contact with water. The review process included an inspection of the Filtronics manufacturing facility in Anaheim, California, and testing of the media materials to ensure the safe use of the filter media in the treatment of drinking water.

AWARDS Vermeer Corp. was awarded the Joseph L. Abbott Jr. Innovative Product Award (New Installation Category) by the North American Society of Trenchless Technology. Vermeer won the award for its D36x50R Series II Navigator® HDD, equipped with the rockfocused MAGnum drilling system.

Julian Atchia, director of engineered products for SJE-Rhombus, was recognized by the Hydraulic Institute for his technical leadership and contributions

CELEBRATION O’Day Drilling Co. Inc. announced its celebration of four generations and 100 years of serving Texas in water well drilling, repair, and research and development. Patrick O’Day founded O’Day Drilling in 1912, drilling residential, agricultural, and small commercial wells with a tractor, a wooden derrick, and one mud pump in Pearland, Texas.

Patrick’s son, Orlen “Pat” O’Day, took the reins in 1956 and focused on drilling 2- to 12-inch wells along the Gulf Coast region and in East Texas.

Soon after incorporating the drilling company, Pat opened O’Day Rental and Hardware.

Michael Patrick O’Day earned a business administration degree from Sam Houston State University and followed full time in his father’s footsteps, expanding the company’s focus of oil field water supply and residential wells to municipal drilling and construction. Michael retired in 2005, and his son, Patrick, and daughter, Amy O’Day Matejek, now run the family business.

The company’s current operations include water well drilling and service and specialty drilling. Having drilled more than 12,000 wells to date, O’Day Drilling is drilling and servicing wells statewide.

in the creation of ANSI/HI Standards.

Atchia worked to update the standard for Rotodynamic Submersible Pumps for Hydraulic Performance, Hydrostatic Pressure, Mechanical, and Electrical Acceptance Tests, ANSI/HI 11.6-2011.

found at its new Web site, www.CertaLok.com. The site provides information and benefits of using products with Certa-Lok technology in a variety of applications including residential/commercial water wells, potable and reclaimed water, gravity and force main sewer, electrical and communication conduit, and agricultural irrigation.

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Illinois More than 150 attendees and nearly 40 exhibitors took part in the Illinois Association of Groundwater Professionals 2012 Annual Meeting & Expo, February 9-10 in East Peoria.

NGWA Board Director Gary Shawver, MGWC, president of Gary Shawver, Shawver Well Co. Inc. in MGWC

Fredericksburg, Iowa, made two presentations at the event. One was a two-hour course on earth coupling and geologic problems associated with the geothermal installation.

“I believe this was well received and had several members speak to me after the presentation,” Shawver says. “Most of the attendees were positive about the show and the upcoming year as far as business goes. However, there is much concern

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about the future and state of the economic situation and the current regulatory environment.”

Missouri The Missouri Water Well Association 2012 Convention drew 100 attendees and 30 exhibitors, February 20-23 in Lake Ozark.

NGWA Board Director Todd Hunter, CWD/PI, spoke at the association luncheon. Presentations on the state of geology in Missouri and professional development were offered for voluntary certification in the NGWA Board Director Todd Hunter, state.

“This organization is CPI representative of a very active group of individuals operating in Missouri,” says Hunter, owner of Ground Water Pump Systems in Boulder, Colorado. “The certification is voluntary, so many of the individuals were losing work to attend educational workshops.”

Nebraska More than 250 attendees and nearly 50 exhibitors took part in the Nebraska Well Drillers Association Annual Convention, February 15-16 in Lincoln.

Shawver also attended this event and gave two presentations, including a twohour class on geothermal drilling.

The convention will move in 2013 to Kearney.

“It was a very positive show with lots of energy in the air,” Shawver says. “Most exhibitors were positive and most had a lot of attendees stopping by. They’re very positive about next year’s move to Kearney.”

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Morooka to match the rest of All Service’s “silver” fleet.

Blake Jones of Drill Pro Services Inc. poses in front of his new Diedrich D120 that he purchased. This is the second rig that Jones has purchased from Rig Source. Rig Source mounted this 1993 D-120 on a truck provided by its local International dealer. Rig Source then built a new bed, added a new sidemount auto hammer, wire line winch, rod clamp, and breakout wrench. The D-120 received all new hoses, wiring harness, and then the water tank was painted to match the rest of the Drill Pro fleet.

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Jim Howe of Geotechnology Inc. in St. Louis, Missouri, had Rig Source refurbish its Diedrich D-50 on a Morooka MST-800, which included rebuilding the gear box and cylinders, providing a new tower and water tank, adding a wire line winch, rod clamp, and breakout wrench, a new cab and repainting of the unit, and more.

Higgins Rig Delivers Failing CF15 to Plentywood, Montana

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This 1980 Failing CF15 mounted on a 1981 Peterbilt was purchased by Russell Rice of Plentywood, Montana, from Higgins Rig Co.

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Higgins Rig Co. located in Hodgenville, Kentucky, sold this Chicago Pneumatic 650SS to Sebastian Martinez of Kilosol SA in Uruguay. The rig is mounted on a 1977 CCC.

All Service Drilling Buys Morooka TCX-850 from Rig Source Ken Bieber of All Service Drilling in Alberta, Canada, received a new Morooka TCX-850 from Rig Source just in time to mount his CME 55. This Morooka is ideal for drill mounting with its cab-forward design and extended frame. Rig Source was able to paint the Twitter @WaterWellJournl

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Some features of the GeoVISIONTM Deluxe System: ● Excellent video from places that no other systems will work. ● Five cable lengths for video inspection to 2000 feet underwater. ● Six interchangeable camera heads for use in bores from 1 inch to many feet in diameter. ● Motorized pan-tilt for use in mines and wells over 4 inches in diameter.

Dual Scan micro camera for easy switching between down and side views All GeoVISIONTM systems come with excellent support, practical advice, and repair service.

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Solinst Model 800 low-pressure packers are simple and designed for pneumatic inflation at pressures from 20

to 50 psi. They are inflated with a hand pump. They come available in two sizes, primarily used in 2-inch and 4inch monitoring wells and can be used in smooth boreholes and wells with 1.9inch to 5-inch inside diameters.

Solinst packers use a gland of black carbon reinforced rubber on a Sch 80 PVC body and are easily lowered using flexible low-density polyethylene tubing or rigid PVC drop pipe. The Solinst Model 103 tag line provides a graduated support cable and can be used to meas-

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WaterCare Presents Wide Range of Literature on Product Line

WaterCare offers a complete resource library of materials for its residential product line. Its extensive lineup includes water softeners such as CareSoft, CareSoft Pro, CareSoft Pro RC, Elan, Pulse, and Sensial; TotalCare water conditioners; water filters, including CareClear Pro, Ion Pro, and MicroClear; UltroWater RO systems; and UV Sterilizers. Materials on everything from sell sheets to manuals and user guides are available on WaterCare’s Web site.

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Merrill Manufacturing Offers New No Lead Brass Tank Tees Merrill Manufacturing introduces its extended line of no lead brass tank tees.

The line includes 1-inch and 1¼-inch tank connections, 1-inch and ¾-inch lateral with male and/or female connections, ½-inch and ¾-inch drain holes, and one or two drain holes.

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FEATURED the ProFlex 925F(x)CP cut, puncture, and dorsal impact-reducing (DIR) gloves. These patented gloves employ a technical, protective material called Armortex on the entirety of the palm to provide Level 3 cut protection and Level 2 puncture protection.

The molded TPR armor on both the knuckles and fingers of the back side of the hand provides the protection from impact, pinch, crush, and bruising blows that users have come to expect from the ProFlex DIR series. Rounding out this new and protective glove, reinforced Kevlar stitching delivers extended wear and durability; a high-visibility color scheme provides hand visibility; and a contoured neoprene cuff offers a snug, comfortable fit. The glove is ideal for anyone needing cut, puncture, and backof-the-hand protection.

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Solinst Provides High Resolution Groundwater Profiling The Solinst Model 660 drive-point profiler is designed to be a minimal disturbance, preliminary site assessment tool. It enables the collection of groundwater samples from multiple discrete zones in a single drive/drilling location.

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These are three versatile pumps designed for greater power, easy operation, competitive prices, and overall cost efficiency.

The pneumatics are Blackhawk Atlas 2.5 suited to the broadest range of applications including groundwater and surface remediation, recovery, landfill and petrochemical pumping.

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which helps determine the placement of long-term monitoring systems and pinpoint zones requiring immediate remedial action.

The profiler has a 1.75-inch-diameter AW stainless steel tip with one row of screened inlet holes set circumferentially. Inlet holes lead to a single stainless steel fitting, where an LDPE or Teflon sample line connects and leads to a peristaltic pump at the surface. Most drill rigs have the capability to advance

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the profiler. The profiler is flushed with deionized water as it is advanced to eliminate clogging. A grout tip version

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The SJE Oil Spotter system is designed to provide pump and alarm notification of potentially threatening water and oil levels in simplex pumping applications including elevator sump basins, transformer vaults, leachate well applications, garages, or any application requiring ASME A17.1 compliance.

This system features a factory installed oil water switch with four probes (start level, stop level, high water level, and reference for ground) and a mechanical high oil alarm float. As water and oil enter the tank, the oil rises to create a floating layer on top of the water. The water level rises to reach the start probe, activating the pump to remove water (not the oil) from the tank.

It continues pumping until the water level falls below the stop probe, deactivating the pump.

If the water level continues to rise and reaches the high water probe, the red high water LED indicator illuminates and auxiliary contacts close (activating an optional Tank Alert alarm or other remote device). If the oil level rises to activate the mechanical high oil float, the red high oil LED indicator illuminates and auxiliary contacts close (activating an optional Tank Alert alarm or other remote device).

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BirdNest stores and organizes information electronically. For 10 years customers have used BirdNest to produce reports and analyze their data. Now available for iPhone and iPad with the same advanced features as its Android smartphone and tablets app, “Trigger Points” alert operators when a value entered is above or below normal operating range, helping them run their plants better. Notifications can be automatically sent when an operator confirms a triggered alert. BirdNest is used for numerical data, multiple choice pick-lists, notes and photos, replacing log sheets with an easy-to-use advanced digital data system.

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75 Electric Motors EQUIPMENT WANTED: Electric motors wanted. Vertical hollow shaft pump motors. 20 to 500 hp good or bad, will pick up.

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76 Elevators J & K To o l C o m p a n y I n c .

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106 Installation Accessories splicekit.com offers the most complete assortment of heat shrink splice kits available. Choose from standard kits for wire sizes 14 thru 4. A full range of step down and transition kits as well as splices for wire sizes up to 4/0 are in stock for immediate shipment. splicekit.com sells only premium quality heat shrink kits.

Select from the following kits for 10-12-14 wire A4C 4 tubes & 4 connectors $2.06 A3C* 3 tubes & 4 connectors $1.72 A3C 3 tubes & 3 connectors $1.66 Quantity pricing available for multiples of 50 Visit our online store at www.splicekit.com for complete product descriptions. splicekit.com Call 1-866-766-2730

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105 Injection Pumps

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115 Mud Pumps New Low Prices

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www.wellmanager.com ✔ Use on wells yielding as little as 0.10 gpm. ✔ Turn-key collection and delivery system. ✔ Fits through 24” doors. ✔ Good money from bad wells.

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112 Miscellaneous

128 Pump Pullers

FOR SALE: Geothermal loop field purge Display Ad Classified cart. Ball bearing cart, waterproof switch/ “Overpumping” GFCI. BANJO camlock fittings/three wayWell Journal Water valves. Brass, copper, stainless, HDPE, B&W 2and col 4.25” x 2” construction. ITT Goulds pump Model 1-2-12 60 WM 1MC1F4B0 11⁄2 HP TEFC. 120 VAC 1570 GPM @ 50 ft. of head. $1595. Call (201) 960-0196, E-mail joelbeane@msn.com.

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125 Pump Hoists 2012 Models

S4,000 Pump Hoist, 8,000# cap., 35 telescoping mast, 30 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 5T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . .$14,245

S6,000 Pump Hoist, 16,000# 3L cap., 35 telescoping mast, 30 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 5T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . $16,445

S8,000 Pump Hoist, 22,000# 3L cap., 36 telescoping mast, 30 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 7T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . .$20,845

S10,000 Pump Hoist, 30,000# 3L cap., 40 telescoping mast, 30 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 9T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . $28,545 S12,000 Pump Hoist, 48,000# 4L cap., 44 telescoping mast, 6000# tail out line, 72 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 11T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,945 S15,000 Pump Hoist, 60,000# 4L cap, 48 telescoping mast, 6000# tail out line, 72 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 13T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,645 S20,000 Pump Hoist, 80,000# 4L cap, 40 telescoping mast, 6000# tail out line, 72 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 13T safety hook, hydro controls and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53,845 S25,000 Pump Hoist, 100,000# 4L cap, 40 telescoping mast, 6000# tail out line, 100 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 15T safety hook, hydro control and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$61,545

S30,000 Pump Hoist, 120,000# 4L cap, 40 telescoping mast, 6000# tail out line, 100 gal. oil tank, hydro pump, 15T safety hook, hydro control and variable speed engine control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$76,945

New Equipment in Stock

S6,000 SEMCO, 35 , PTO, RC, PR, 2 spd., aux., 11 bed, toolboxes, 2011 Dodge 5500, 6.7L diesel, 6 spd., automatic, 4 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $77,598

S6,000 SEMCO, 44 , PTO, 2 spd., 16,000# cap., RC, PR, aux., light kit, service body,

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132 Rig Equipment

mini bed, 2012 Dodge 5500, 6.7L D, stand. transmission, 4 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $81,580

S8,000 SEMCO, 40 , PTO, aux., 2 spd., RC, light kit, PR, PT hookup, 12 bed, toolboxes, bumper w/rec. hitch, 2012 Dodge 5500, 6.7L diesel, 6 spd., 4 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $83,267 S30,000, 84 , 56 , BC outriggers, HD cathead, 2 spd. winch, sandreel, AB for sandreel, aux., oil cooler, light kit, power arm, 22 bed, toolboxes, 2012 Freightliner 108SD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$259,711

Used Equipment in Stock

M33 Jessen/Monitor, 1-PR, SB, 1995 Ford F-350, gas, 5 spd., 4 2 . . . . . . . . . $17,900

M34 Jessen/Monitor, RC, PR, SB w/1992 GMC Top Kick, 3116 Cat, 5 spd. . . $19,500

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Walker-Neer 20T rated, double cathead, sandreel, 3rd leg, 1976 Chevy . . . . $19,500

S12,000 SEMCO, 44 , HS PTO, oil cooler, SR, BO, 2 spd., aux., PR, BC outriggers, light kit, 16 bed, toolbox, 2006 International 4300, auto., yellow . . . . . . . . . . . . .$87,039

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S25,000 SEMCO, 48 , AS PTO, BO, BC outrigger, 2 spd., SR, PT hookup, aux., oil cooler, light kit, power arm, 20 bed, toolbox package, 2005 International, 7 spd., yellow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$118,547

SEMCO Inc.

P.O. Box 1216 7595 U.S. Highway 50 Lamar, CO 81052 (719) 336-9006 / (800) 541-1562 Fax (719) 336-2402 semcopumphoist@yahoo.com www.SEMCOoflamar.com See our ad on page 21.

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PVC Screen Slotting Machines

PVC Threading Machines

Perforating Machines Affordable, easy to operate automated machines with touch screen programming.

www.jktool.com sales@jktool.com Tel 320-563-4967 Fax 320-563-8051

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137 Services REPAIRS: Eastman deviation survey clocks (mechanical drift indicators) repaired. We also have three, six, and twelve degree angle units, charts, and other accessories in stock. Call Downhole Clock Repair, (325) 660-2184.

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178 Water Treatment

Drill Faster, Cheaper, Smarter. www.sonic-drill.com

SONIC DRILL CORPORATION Suite 190, 119 N. Commercial St, Bellingham, WA 98225 1.604.792.2000 (ext 104) or 1.604.306.3135

180 Water Trucks Specializing in quality custom built epoxy coated Flattanks any gallon or tank length sizes with or without material handling IMT cranes.

All tanks are sandblasted and painted with polyurethane paint.

Many options available.

Engineered for convenience and durability, allows the user to operate at any type of drilling operation. Our drill site rig tenders are built with simplicity and functionality. Call us for our used truck â&#x20AC;&#x201C; new tank inventory list.

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176 Water Level Measurement

Ground Water Monitoring Instrumentation Geokon, Inc. manufactures high quality hydrological instrumentation suitable for a variety of ground water monitoring applications.

Phone: 760-384-1085

Fax: 760-384-0044

Geokon instruments utilize vibrating wire technology providing measurable advantages and proven long-term stability.

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Classified Advertising Rates

Line Classified Ads

(21⁄4 column—approx. 39 letters and spaces per line): $8 per line, $32 minimum (4 lines)

There is no discount for multiple runs.

No new equipment advertising accepted in line advertisements.

Display Classified Ads

Single column 21⁄4 inches wide OR Double column 411⁄16 inches wide (per column inch – min. depth 2 column inches): 1 month: $60 per inch 3 months: $58 per inch 6 months: $55 per inch 12 months: $49 per inch

To place a classified advertisement in Water Well Journal, please send ad text to Shelby Fleck by e-mail at sfleck@ngwa.org or fax to 614 898.7786. Upon receipt, you will be contacted and provided a quote. Thank you!

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160 Trucks 30-Freightliner Trucks 6 6, 60 Series Detroit, HT740, Allison Trans., Rockwell Axle, 68KGVW, 315/80 R22.5 Michelin, Low Miles SEMCO, Inc. Phone (800) 541-1562

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186 Well Screens

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Contact: Jan or Steve 18102 E. Hardy Rd., Houston, TX 77073 Ph: (281) 233-0214; Fax: (281) 233-0487 Toll free: (800) 577-5068 www.alloyscreenworks.com

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185 Well Rehab Didn’t find what you were looking for?

Try NGWA’s Career Center at www.careers.ngwa.org for more opportunities. Whether you are looking for the right job or the right employee, the NGWA Career Center can provide you with an industry-specific listing to hone your search. Questions? Call Rachel at 800 551.7379, ext 504, or e-mail at rjones@ngwa.org.

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A PUBLICATION OF THE NATIONAL GROUND WATER ASSOCIATION

is looking . . . . . . for a few good pictures!

Do you have any high-quality color photos that depict water well or pump work? Photos of any step in the design and installation of a water system are welcomed.

The selected photos will appear on the covers of upcoming issues of WWJ. Look through your files and mail in your best photos today!

Name ____________________________________________________________________________ Company name ____________________________________________________________________ Address __________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip ______________________________________________________________________ Phone __________________________________________ Fax ______________________________ E-mail ______________________________ Enclosed you’ll find ______ photos for Water Well Journal. I understand that these photos become the property of the Water Well Journal, and will not be returned. If any photo is selected for use on a WWJ cover, I further understand that I will be paid $250 and my photo credit will appear on the issue’s contents page.

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INDEX OF

ADVERTISERS

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2M Co. 71 69 (800) 336-4631 www.2mco.com A.Y. McDonald Mfg. 2 3 (800) 292-2737 www.aymcdonald.com Baker Mfg., Water Systems Division 3 16 (800) 523-0224 www.bakermfg.com Baroid 4 61 (877) 379-7412 www.baroididp.com Boshart Industries 5 41 (800) 561-3164 www.boshart.com CCV Engineering & Mfg. 6 11 (800) 671-0383 www.ariesccv.com Centennial Plastics 7 37 (402) 462-2227 www.centennialplastics.com Century 1 122 (866) 887-5216 www.pool-motors.com Carmeuse Industrial Sands 8 39 (800) 947-7263 www.carmeusena.com Central Mine Equipment 9 13 (800) 325-8827 www.cmeco.com Cotey Chemical 10 12 (806) 747-2096 www.coteychemical.com Delta Screens 11 2 (713) 856-0300 www.deltascreens.com Eno Scientific 12 123 (910) 778-2660 www.enoscientific.com Foremost Industries 13 22 (800) 661-9190 (403) 295-5834 (fax) Franklin Electric 14 39 (260) 824-2900 www.franklin-electric.com GEFCO/ King Oil Tools 15 10 (800) 759-7441 www.gefco.com Geo-Hydro Supply 16 29 (800) 820-1005 www.geohydrosupply.com 17 9 Geoprobe 速 Systems (800) 436-7762 www.geoprobe.com Grundfos Pumps 18 IFC (913) 227-3400 www.us.grundfos.com

Gus Pech Mfg. 19 104 (800) 383-7324 www.guspech.com Heron Instruments 20 16 (800) 331-2032 www.heroninstruments.com Hoeptner Perfected Products 21 135 (408) 847-7615 www.freezeflow.com Indar Pumps 22 120 (954) 563-8437 www.indarpump.com In-Well Technologies 23 33 (920) 829-5690 www.in-welltech.com Jet-Lube 24 7 (800) 538-5823 (713) 678-4604 (fax) Johnson Screens 25 109 (651) 636-3900 www.johnsonscreen.com kwik-ZIP 26 20 (866) 629-7020 www.kwikzip.com Laibe/Versa-Drill 27 26 (317) 231-2250 www.laibecorp.com LAKOS 28 14 (800) 344-7205 www.lakos.com Laval Underground Surveys 29 35 (800) 344-7205 www.lavalunderground.com Lorentz Solar Water Pumps 30 OBC (888) 535-4788 (866) 593-0777 www.lorentz.de MARL Technologies 31 117 (800) 404-4463 www.marltechnologies.com Marks Products/ Allegheny Instruments 32 119 (800) 255-1353 www.geovision.org Merrill Mfg. 33 121 (712) 732-2760 www.merrillmfg.com Mount Sopris Instruments 34 77 (303) 279-3211 www.mountsopris.com NGWA/Awards 37 43 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org NGWA/Bookstore 35 115 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org NGWA/Groundwater Expo 36 118 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org

NGWA/Membership 38 87 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org NGWA/Hydraulic Fracturing Forum 39 11 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org NGWA/Educational Foundation 40 116 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org/ngwref NGWA/WellGuard 41 17 (800) 551-7379 www.ngwa.org North Houston Machine 42 41 (800) 364-6973 nhmi2@earthlink.net Phase Technologies 43 123 (866) 250-7934 www.phasetechnologies.com Robbco Pumps 44 36 (806) 749-7475 www.robbcopumps.com Schramm 45 97 (610) 696-2500 www.schramm.com SEMCO 46 21 (719) 336-9006 www.semcooflamar.com

Solinst 47 15 (800) 661-2023 www.solinst.com Sonic Drill 48 114 (604) 888-1388 www.sonic-drill.com Southwire 49 IBC (770) 832-4590 www.southwire.com Star Iron Works 50 4 (814) 427-2555 www.starironworks.com Tibban Mfg. 51 1 (760) 954-5655 www.tibban.com Unitra 52 19 (281) 240-1500 www.unitrainc.com Voss Technologies 53 25 (800) 247 6294 Water-Right 54 49 (920) 739-9401 www.water-right.com Well-Vu Camera 55 43 (800) WELLVU1 www.wellvu.com Wyo-Ben 56 104 (800) 548-7055 www.wyoben.com

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CLOSING

TIME

“Closing Time” is the page of Water Well Journal that showcases—you! It will always feature a few pictures of people at work at job sites around the world. Please send in photos and brief descriptions and you just

may be the subject on the last page of an issue of WWJ. And remember, if your photo is selected as the cover image of WWJ, you receive $250.

If your photos are selected, you will be

asked to fill out a photo disclaimer form that grants the National Ground Water Association the royalty-free right to display the photos.

Please send high-resolution digital photos to tplumley@ngwa.org.

A crew from Major Drilling Group International Inc. of Salt Lake City, Utah, explores remote, turn-of-the-century mine rock dumps in northern Idaho using a track-mounted roto-sonic rig. Photo submitted by Don Larson of Major Drilling.

Williams Drilling of Gunnison, Colorado, drilled two watersupply wells at Moraine Park in Rocky Mountain National Park.

The wells provide water for a campground, museum, visitor center, entrance station, park offices, and the employee housing area. Average daily demand in the summer is 100,000 gallons per day. Photo submitted by Larry Martin of National Park Service, Water Resources Division, in Fort Collins, Colorado.

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