Why select a Martins industries’ tire inflation cage? Comparing Martins’ cages to the competition.
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Welding Standards
All our cages are certified for AWS D1.1 & CWB 47.1 standards
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Tube Sizes
Martins Industries uses 2.375” steel tubes which are 5.56% bigger than the competition.
Max Pressure Certification
Martins cages are designed and tested to meet exceed specifications of OSHA requirements for inflation at 130 PSI
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Painting Standards
Martins cages are painted using a baked Powder coated paint with a Thickness of – 3 mils. We use UV resistant paint so the cage will never lose its luster.
Steel Certification
All of our steel comes from USA mills with the ASTM A500 Grade C High Yield Strength certification.
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Packaging
All of Martins Industries’ cages are packaged in Cardboard box for a maximum protection during transportation.
Steel Plate Thickness
Martins Industries uses 0.200” steel plate for the base of the inflation cages. The plate is 10.5% bigger than the competition.
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