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May 1, 2020

Credit: Mary Kate McGowan, Managing Ed., High Performing Buildings, May 2020

Sustainable design has brought both benefits and challenges to mechanical noise control efforts.

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Incorporating good acoustic design into sustainability efforts positively affects building occupants. Blending the two fields can reduce energy consumption, increase worker efficiency and satisfaction, create healthier environments and deliver spaces that perform their intended uses...Neglecting acoustics can have a detrimental effect on outcomes...

May 17, 2019

This unique flex, one of 8 such assemblies, will be part of a natural gas line being installed at the new Texas Ranger Stadium.  The stadium has a new 6″ diameter natural gas line crossing 8 building expansion joints requiring up to 4” all directional movement. 

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This hose assembly required some creative engineering.  Our experienced design team, headed up by Sean Cunningham, developed a double 4” flex manifold welded to four 6″x4″ reducing elbows which in turn were welded to 6” diameter Tees.  All the work was completed by our in house certified welders...

February 19, 2019

By Bob Cunningham

We at Cunningham Sales are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Mason Industries founder Norm Mason on Friday, February 1, 2019. 

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At the age of 94, Mr. Mason was still very active in running the company he started in 1958.  After serving his country, he set out to make a difference as a young mechanical engineer, and after a stint with Korfund, took the risk of beginning the company that continues his mission to serve others and solve problems.  

This is who he was, and he encouraged those around him to do likewise.  He was a mentor for many of us, and he will be sorely missed.  For those interested, here is his story.  Thank you Norm. RIP
 

9/27/2018

By Mary Kate McGowan, Associate Editor, ASHRAE News

About every three years, an earthquake that is strong enough to be damaging hits Nevada and eastern California, according to the Nevada Seismological Laboratory.

But when Scott Campbell, Ph.D., P.E., Member ASHRAE, visited Las Vegas, Nevada, a few years ago, he noticed a new building did not have any seismic restraints on its HVAC equipment, even though it is located in a fairly high seismic zone...

July 14, 2017

The Minneapolis Mall of America is the largest shopping mall in the United States and perhaps the world. It is so large, it houses an Aquarium and a children’s Amusement Park.

March 15, 2015

Over the years we have developed an excellent working relationship with a European Construction and Engineering company that specializes in major construction projects worldwide including Off Shore Wind Electrical Generation installations.

December 5, 2014

Mercer was founded in 1865 and may be the oldest Rubber flexible connector manufacturer in the world.

September 15, 2014

We have just completed 6 sets of the world's largest Stainless Steel Flexible Vee's for the new Royal Adelaide Hospital in South Australia.

August 21, 2014

Congratulations to Theresa Gallo, Yuh Wey Chiang, Gayle Niederberger, and Doreen Bruno for 25 years of exemplary service to Mason Industries.

The group was joined by their families and about 100 of their friends from the office at Norm Mason's house this past July to celebrate their wonderful accomplishment...

June 30, 2014

Our engineering department and shop pulled another rabbit out of the hat and completed an order for 24 pieces of 3" deflection SLRJs in less than four weeks, which really meant three, because we needed an extra week to get the mounts to and from our galvanizer way over in New Jersey!...

June 10, 2014

We recently completed an order for 24 seismically restrained isolators that will support a 258,000 lb. cooling tower at a new computer chip facility in the Northwest (We are prohibited from sharing the name or exact location)...

May 1, 2014

We had a wonderful time at the 2014 AHR convention in New York. We thought we would share some photos from our adventure...

February 18, 2014

We have been working overtime to keep up with the incredible demand for architectural ceiling isolation hangers.
 We thought we would share a few photos of some recent hanger orders in production.

January 2, 2014

In April we were all excited by approval of the UL (Underwriters Lab) as manufacturers of NSF-61 low lead requirements for drinking water, but quickly dismayed to find NSF-61 was phasing out to an upgraded NSF-372. However, somebody up there loves us as we are the first company in the industry to be approved for the new NSF/ANSI-372 listing with the even lower lead limits for drinking water...