Buyers Products introduces four new LED combination spot-flood light bars for maximum visibility on construction vehicles. The combination of spot and flood lights allows for a wide-patterned beam and also a focused, targeted light in one hard-working unit. The lights are available in four different sizes: 12-1/2 inches, 19-3/4 inches, 27-3/4 inches and 34-3/4 inches long. Designed to efficiently light up work areas, the LED spot-flood light bars range from 2,700 lumens achieved with 12 clear LEDs to 10,800 lumens achieved with 48 clear LEDs.

Strong Man Safety Products is offering a new product to clients: branded patches for barriers and privacy screens. The customized patches serve a dual purpose, conveying messages about the construction at hand and acting as a branding tool for construction companies. The patches come in a multitude of colors and may be attached to any type of netting, but work best with privacy screens or dense shade cloths. Almost any artwork can be duplicated on the patches, allowing for a wide range of options. For more information, email sales@strongman.com or call 973-831-1555.

The ZeroLift Pad Rack crane accessory by DICA Outrigger Pads offers safety benefits for crane operators. The Pad Rack eliminates the need for crane operators to manually lift and carry outrigger pads, and makes transport on the jobsite simple and safe. ZeroLift Pad Rack has a carrying capacity of 1,000 pounds and is adjustable to fit pad sizes up to 48 inches by 60 inches. Made of high-strength steel, it easily installs on either the front or rear of rough-terrain cranes. A single hitch point allows the pad rack to fold up and be placed out of the way when … Read more

Preserving an old tobacco plant requires attention to detail with every part of the construction process. Due to the complexity of the renovation, general contractor Capstone Building Corp. served in a leadership role throughout the Plant 64 project in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, transforming the old RJ Reynolds tobacco plant into a luxury multifamily complex with over 400,000 square feet of usable space. Commonwealth Architects brought to the project its experience in historical renovation. Innova Service Corp. was the construction manager for the project. When construction began in August of 2013, the plans for Plant 64 had not been finalized, as … Read more