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July/August 2011

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Industry news Rink rangers by Mike Curti 10 R INK MAGAZ INE July/August 2011 STARrinks.com ■ DO YOU HAVE NEWS? Send us your industry news and we will consider it for publication in the next issue. Please include a high-resolution company logo or photo. Email to info@rinkmagazine.com. Dehumidify with ARID-Ice T he most efficient dehumidifier in the industry just got more effective. ARID-Ice ™ dehumidifiers announces our Turbo Vapor Boost reac- tivation rate controller. This unique system modulates the 99.97% efficient direct gas-fired burner or electric reacti- vation in direct response to the deviation from dew point. The system reduces gas usage up to 40% by using only the energy necessary to control the internal moisture load of an ice arena. The system is available in unit sizes from 2,000 through 45,000 SCFM. The unit can also be coupled to our RHR recovery module to further reduce energy costs. Special voltages and configurations are available. Contact Arid-Ice at 810-229-7900 for further information and retrofit opportu- nities. Rink Systems, Inc. Launches New Website R ink Systems Inc. is proud to announce the launch of the new and improved rinksystems.com. Not only is our new website the most compre- hensive in the industry, it just may be the easiest to navigate. We've simpli- fied your shopping and search choices to just two categories: dasher boards and accessories. Regardless of your application — ice or inline hockey, soccer, recreational or backyard rinks — the dasher board page has your rink containment needs covered. Rink Systems will manage your dasher board project from concept to installa- tion. We will pilot your project through the design phase with our own mechani- cal engineer, through the fabrication phase with our team of experienced welders and assemblers, and complete the installation with our expert installers.

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