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Raymote® Infrared Remote Control
Product Spotlight: Raymote Infrared Remote Control System Control Chief Wireless Solutions has been providing industrial remote controls to many different industries since 1971. Our product spotlight this month is the Raymote, our Infrared Remote Controls. Control Chief Raymote Infrared Remote Control Technology Raymote Infrared Remote control systems are designed to operate in any place you […]
Product Spotlight: Summit Series
Control Chief Wireless Solutions has been providing industrial remote controls to many different industries since 1971. Control Chief Summit Series SK2400 and SK2500 Our product spotlight this month is the Summit Series, a part of our standard products line. The Summit Series features two transmitters, The SK2400 and the SK2500. The SK2400 is can be […]
See you at AISTech 2019!
Control Chief will be at booth 2126 at the AISTech Exposition Monday through Wednesday. Stop by and see our wireless solutions for industrial remote control. AISTech 2019 Floor Plan AISTech 2019 Schedule of Events Sunday, 5 May Student Plant Tour:AK Steel – Butler Works 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Conference Registration Noon–5 p.m. AIST Foundation Golf Classic Morning […]
Control Chief to Exhibit at AISTech 2019
BRADFORD PA—-May 2, 2019– Control Chief Corporation today announced that the company will participate in the AISTech 2019 Iron and Steel Technology Conference and Exposition, May 6 – 9, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Control Chief will showcase its line of industrial remote controls at booth 2126. About Control Chief: […]
The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to FDIC 2019
The Fire Department Instructors Conference 2019 will be held in Indianapolis, IN from April 8-13 at the Indianapolis Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. Control Chief will be on hand at booth 9412 to showcase our Access 1000 overhead door opening system. We decided it would be a good idea to provide this Ultimate Unofficial […]
Industry News
Politics, Market Dynamics, and Weather: Navigating the Grain Industry in 2024
As the 2024 crop year approaches, a variety of significant factors are influencing the grain markets, particularly in the Corn Belt. Political Factors Impacting the Grain Market Political factors, particularly the upcoming elections, are significantly shaping grain trading dynamics. Market analysts observe that election outcomes can lead to shifts in agricultural policy, impacting tariffs, subsidies, […]
Low Mississippi River Levels Create Critical Shipping Bottleneck for Third Consecutive Harvest Season
The American agricultural industry faces mounting challenges as persistently low water levels along the Mississippi River continue to disrupt grain transportation during the crucial harvest season. This marks the third consecutive year that reduced water levels have impacted the movement of agricultural commodities along one of America’s most vital transportation corridors. Water Level Crisis According […]
US Farmers Raise Alarm Over Potential Tariffs and Soybean Selloff
American farmers, particularly soybean growers, are expressing growing concerns over the implications of rising tariffs and deteriorating relations between the US and China. The soybean industry, a critical pillar of American agriculture, is facing heightened uncertainty, especially following recent market trends that saw a significant selloff in soybean prices. This comes as the US exported […]
Canada Takes Firm Stance with Tariffs on Chinese Steel and Aluminum Imports
In a significant move to protect its domestic industries, Canada has introduced a 25% tariff on Chinese steel and aluminum imports, effective October 22, 2024. This measure follows a 100% tariff imposed on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), marking Canada’s alignment with the U.S. and European Union in addressing China’s overcapacity in global markets. Why Canada […]
Dockworkers’ Strike Suspended: Tentative Agreement Reached Amid Port Disruptions
The three-day dockworkers’ strike that disrupted 36 major U.S. ports has been suspended following a tentative agreement between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the U.S. Maritime Alliance. This strike, involving 45,000 dockworkers from Maine to Texas, was the largest since 1977, halting the movement of goods and causing significant economic strain. 62% Wage Increase […]
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