LIC Partnership Annual B-2-B Trade Show and Luncheon Wed., Nov. 14, 2012, 9 AM – 2 PM Over 130 Exhibitors and 3,500 Attendees Expected There is no charge to walk through the Trade Show....
We’re celebrating 34 years! Tanner Bolt & Nut Corp. was founded in 1979 with a vision for providing fastening solutions for commercial, industrial and institutional facilities. Now, led by Jeffrey Tannenbaum, it has been...
The BCS550 Makita Saw is a top of the line metal cutting saw. Some specs include a 2 inch cutting capacity, 3600 RPM high torque blade for a clean cut edge, and an 18...
Tanner Bolt would like to welcome you to their new Long Island City location at 48-18 Van Dam St, a block and a half from the Long Island Expressway and just minutes from the...
Karl Riedlinger has written an excellent article in SolarPro Magazine. It’s a great read if you want to become familiar with the requirements of fall protection standards for photovoltaic (PV) installations. Kindly, SolarPro has granted...
Bienvenidos a nuestra nueva ubicación de Tanner Industrial Supply a 48-18 Van Dam Street Long Island City, New York. Esta nueva ubicación es muy conveniente para todos los clientes que trabajan en todo el...
Below is an example of a label that is found on United Abrasive grinding wheels with all pertinent information a user needs to operate the wheel. Section A: “A24R-BF” This is the marking system...
Visit our new showroom and warehouse located at 48-18 Van Dam Street in Long Island City, New York. This additional location was selected for its convenience. Near both the Midtown Tunnel and Queensboro Bridge,...
Tanner offers three different levels of stainless steel anchors for use in concrete and masonry that is subject to corrosive environments. UltraCon® SS4 is a threaded masonry anchor that offers the same proven performance...
A recent article over at RenewableEnergyWorld.com focuses on the growing problem of solar panel theft. Solar theft grew by 15% in 2009, and has likely been on the rise ever since. The 15% figure,...
Professional liability underwriters traditionally have perceived design/build as the most hazardous construction-related professional liability exposure. The combination of design activity, on-site supervisory presence and active participation in the actual construction add up to a...
