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Amherst Police Department recognizes Winters’ outstanding service  Winters’ USA Division recently assisted Amherst Police Department by providing efficient, effective solutions that enabled the Department’s forensic unit to be back in operation, after a non-Winters vacuum gauge failed to work in the vacuum chamber. This chamber is used to develop fingerprints left on non-porous substrates, and is a critical piece of equipment.
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University of Manitoba standardizes on Winters |
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 Winters Canada has provided a specification guide for products to be used in future University of Manitoba and repair projects. Tom Mirwaldt, Manager Plumbing Shop at the University, asked for product guidelines to standardize on Winters throughout all buildings on site.
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Burj Dubai, tallest building in the world, trusts Winters Instruments |
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| Dubai’s external temperature can reach up to 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), making the cooling requirements of Burj Dubai a critical task. Winters Contractor Gauges and Industrial Thermometers met the high standards of the building’s approval consultants, and will be used to help control the internal climate of Burj Dubai, where systems that give as much as 10,000 tons of cooling per hour are essential. Winters products will also be used in three external cooling plants that deliver chilled water to Burj Dubai and surrounding buildings. The gauges and thermometers will assure that the temperature inside Burj Dubai stays within appropriate tolerances, and that there is proper water flow in the building (an average of 946,000 liters of water per day will be passed through the tower’s water system). | Burj Dubai, 2007-08-09
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Thermowells offer superior protection to thermometers as they isolate them from media that may be harmful or corrosive. They also shield the sensitive sensing element of thermometers from high pressure. Winters strongly recommends the use of thermowells on systems where the operating pressure exceeds 125 psi. 
