Monday, December 21, 2009

A Feature Presentation: Automation Devices Highlighted on PA’s Cable Network

Automation Devices, Inc (ADI), a vibratory agriculturalist and allotment arrangement apparatus manufacturer, will be featured on Pennsylvania Cable Network’s (PCN), “PCN Tours” television program. PCN Tours is a chargeless affairs for Pennsylvania based businesses, museums and manufacturers that provides a walking bout of the accent establishment, led by one of their own abreast representatives.

According to PCN’s website, “PCN is a nonprofit detached cable television arrangement acknowledging to the interests and needs of Pennsylvania and its people. PCN is adjourned by Pennsylvania cable television companies which voluntarily backpack the account on their approach lineup. The arrangement receives no accompaniment or federal funds.”

Automation Devices’ President, Kevin Smith, says that he is captivated to accomplice with PCN Tours. “PCN is a abundant ability for association and entrepreneurs in Pennsylvania,” says Smith. “PCN provides articles the befalling to betrayal their articles to humans that may accept never accepted the company, or the artefact existed. “It’s an accomplished befalling for Automation Devices to allotment our vibratory feeders, Swan-Matic capping accessories and Fork Rhino articles with PCN viewers.”

PCN Tours is an hour continued affairs that is conducted in a simple appearance and acquaint architecture with basal editing. ADI’s bout should be on PCN’s abatement 2009 schedule. Visit ADI’s website or PCNtv.com for added details.

Automation Devices, Inc. is a vibratory agriculturalist architect in Fairview, PA specializing in vibratory feeders, centrifugal feeders, inline feeders, hoppers and vibratory controllers. Automation Devices has a Swan-Matic capping division, specializing in automated and semi automated benchtop cappers, handheld cappers, torque testers, inserts and shells. ADI aswell offers top analogue CNC claret acid casework - with baby to ample assembly runs. ADI offers in banal articles and custom advised systems. For added information, amuse appointment ADI's website at http://www.autodev.com or alarm Automation Devices, Inc. at 814-474-5561.

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