The replenishment program aims to ease
the ordering process for those at Blossman
and Bergquist, which in turn provides a
seamless transaction for customers look-
ing to purchase products.
In Sept. 2014, Bergquist went "live"
with two Blossman locations as part of
this pilot program. The idea of the replen-
ishment program is to keep product in
stock at all times so customers will never
have to wait for equipment. Bergquist
ships inventory to the Blossman locations
where employees track daily usage. This
information is stored and transmitted in a
batch once a week. An invoice is automati-
cally created once the batch is received
and is used to send a monthly invoice
to Blossman. As needed, Bergquist will
replenish the inventory at the locations.
For more information on Bergquist,
Inc. or their more than 12,000 products in
stock, visit www.BergquistInc.com.
Scully AnnounceS new Five
yeAr SenSor wArrAnty
Scully Signal Company, a leader in fluid
detection and delivery systems, is pleased
to announce a new Five Year Warranty on
overfill prevention sensors for fixed tank
trailer and storage tank applications.
Scully five-wire, two-wire and therm-
istor overfill prevention sensors have the
longest running safety record in the indus-
try and are designed to withstand extreme
road, temperature and weather conditions.
They are manufactured in Scully's U.S.
factory to very strict quality and safety
standards. When used in conjunction with
Scully onboard overfill prevention and
retained product monitors as well as Scully
loading rack or storage tank control moni-
tors, Scully circuitry checks the system and
sensors 30 times per second to detect a
fault and prevent spills.
For more information on Scully's
new warranty or choosing the correct
sensor for your application please go to
www.scully.com or contact Scully Intl
Headquarters.: sales@scully.com
wSi: cold likely to linger,
but loSe intenSity
HeAding into Spring
Weather Services International has issued
their latest forecast for the March-May
period. The forecast indicates below-
normal temperatures across southern
and eastern sections, with continued
Fuels
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14 April 2015 | Fuel oil newS | www.fueloilnews.com
The Scully Signal Company has been faced with the toughest weather conditions in years.
After weeks of massive snowstorms, the factory and headquarters in wilmington, Mass., is buried
in snow. seven consecutive snowstorms have dropped 95 inches of snow on the region – the
second snowiest winter in history. Combine that with many days of temperatures in the single
digits, it's been a long winter and there are still weeks before it will be over. Yet despite the tre-
mendous obstacles, the factory only shut down for one day in the face of the most dangerous
blizzard. "This winter is crazy" says stan Caron, CNC machine operator in the scully factory.
"My life consists of getting up early to shovel snow, going to work, getting home, shoveling more
snow and going to bed. we are all so done with all this snow, but spring is coming!"
