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Fool-Proof Those Cumbersome A/V Carts

04/01/96

With the Hi-Tie double strap system users can quickly and easily secure A/V equipment, such as large monitors, on those tall, unwieldy carts that shuffle between lecture halls and classrooms.

The system uses two Right-On anchors that attach to the equipment sides with a powerful liquid adhesive, allowing the equipment to be leashed to the cart with two heavy-duty constant tension rubber straps. The anchors can serve both to restrain the equipment during transport and to protect it from theft. SecurTech Co., Lake Oswego, OR, (503) 636-6831.

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