Featured News
anaco-Husky Featured News
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								Case Study - ACCO Project06/04/2021
AB&I and Anaco chosen for flagship store in heart of Los Angeles—The Grove
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								Case Study: The Quincy04/13/2018
AB&I and anaco–husky chosen for $110m project in heart of downtown Denver.
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								Case Study: US Bank Stadium02/13/2018
U.S. BANK STADIUM, HOME OF THE MINNESOTA VIKING’S $1 BILLION PROJECT RELIED ON HUSKY COUPLINGS FOR THEIR HIGH DEMAND PLUMBING SYSTEM.
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								Advertisement: Even Better11/01/2017
The Best-Selling Heavy-Duty Coupling in American is Now Even Better!
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								2017 Case Histories08/17/2017
Publisher: PME
There are two reasons more HUSKY no-hub couplings are installed than all other brands of heavy-duty couplings combined: quality and peace of mind.
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								Advertisement: Orange is the New Black06/01/2016
The hottest color of the season
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								Advertisement: Multi-Brand02/02/2015
The Right Coupling for Every Project
 
McWane Featured News
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Clow Valve hosts foundry open house tour10/10/2019
Publisher: The Oskaloosa Herald
Clow Valve hosted an open house at the foundry for congressional members and local community leaders.
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									Oakland Grown AB&I Foundry Celebrated its 113th Year08/24/2019
Publisher: Post News Group
The Post News Group featured AB&I Foundry's Open House on Saturday, August 17. Nearly a thousand people turned out to celebrate 113 years of operation in East Oakland.
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									AB&I Celebrates With East Oakland Community08/21/2019
Publisher: PR Newswire
AB&I Foundry hosted an event this past Saturday, August 17th at their facility on San Leandro Street. Nearly a thousand people turned out to celebrate 113 years of operation in East Oakland.
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									McWane adding second shift, credits employees for successes03/18/2019
Publisher: Coshocton Tribune
Coshocton Tribune featured McWane Ductile in Coschoton, Ohio in article written by Leonard Hayhurst.