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Mentor, OH, Jan 22, 2020 – Steve Malone, President of Malone Specialty Inc. stated, “For years we have been providing metric fittings and adapters used by our customers in agriculture equipment, manufacturing lines, industrial automation systems, and every heavy industrial arena, and now we are proud to offer a line of Metric Flat Face Fittings. These are top quality and built to last longer than most original fittings supplied on the overseas manufactured equipment. Stocking Straight, 45 Degree, 90 degree Elbows and conversion adapter adapters to JIC ; plus Malone Specialty Inc. can custom manufacture to any special requirements. Fittings specifications can be viewed on our site:
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If you would like more information about this topic, please contact Ryan Malone at 440-255-4200 or email at [email protected].
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A Pennsylvania federal judge tossed a False Claims Act suit against Victaulic Co. on Thursday, ruling there wasn’t enough evidence supporting allegations the pipe fittings manufacturer filed false documents to dodge U.S. customs duties.
Customs Fraud Investigations LLC had alleged that Victaulic didn’t mark its foreign-made pipe fittings in an attempt to hide their origin and sell them for the higher price that U.S.-made pipe fittings command. CFI also claimed Victaulic falsified customs forms to avoid having to pay a 10 percent marking duty on the products.
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