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One of the products Garrett Metal Detectors sells is American Made Metal Detectors. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Garrett Metal Detectors and its Made in America products see the following:
When Eleanor and I first began selling and marketing our metal detectors in 1964, we focused on making the best metal detectors and selling them at a fair and reasonable cost. Since that time, we have been dedicated to making sure our customers are our number one priority.
The Garrett name has come to stand for more than metal detection, it is a philosophy for unparalleled customer satisfaction. While it is true that we believed then, as we do now, that our metal detectors could lead the industry in capabilities and results, we recognized early on that commitment and loyalty to our customers would be our true source of success.
We have learned over the years that there is no price advantage program, special product feature or other promotional advantage that can replace a satisfied customer. We stand behind the idea that one happy customer can be more valuable than the most elaborate advertising campaign. Customer satisfaction will never go out of style and a company that is willing to provide it will always be held in high regard.
Now, as Garrett moves through the 21st century, the company has set goals to empower our customers with better products, better technology and better information.
Garrett's mission is to continue the tradition of building great hobby and security detectors for many generations to come.
President & CEO
Executive Vice President
For more information about Garrett Metal Detectors and its Made in America products see the following:
When Eleanor and I first began selling and marketing our metal detectors in 1964, we focused on making the best metal detectors and selling them at a fair and reasonable cost. Since that time, we have been dedicated to making sure our customers are our number one priority.
The Garrett name has come to stand for more than metal detection, it is a philosophy for unparalleled customer satisfaction. While it is true that we believed then, as we do now, that our metal detectors could lead the industry in capabilities and results, we recognized early on that commitment and loyalty to our customers would be our true source of success.
We have learned over the years that there is no price advantage program, special product feature or other promotional advantage that can replace a satisfied customer. We stand behind the idea that one happy customer can be more valuable than the most elaborate advertising campaign. Customer satisfaction will never go out of style and a company that is willing to provide it will always be held in high regard.
Now, as Garrett moves through the 21st century, the company has set goals to empower our customers with better products, better technology and better information.
Garrett's mission is to continue the tradition of building great hobby and security detectors for many generations to come.
President & CEO
Executive Vice President
One of the products Hasty Bake sells is American Made Basting Pans. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Hasty Bake and its Made in the USA products see the following:
In 1948, Grant Hastings produced the first Hasty-Bake Charcoal Oven. As one of the original manufacturers of the backyard barbecue, Hastings was a pioneer in the industry. Specifically, Hasty-Bake introduced the first portable unit, the first hooded unit, and a new method of cooking using indirect heat. Hastings' design controlled the intensity of heat by using vents, a heat deflector, a ventless hood and an adjustable fire box, revolutionizing the method in which food was cooked.
Hasty-Bake Charcoal Ovens have attracted a lot of attention over the years. Hasty-Bake was selected by the State Department to represent the United States at the Brussels World's Fair in 1958. Our company won the Hess Award in 1962, and our ovens have been on display in the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
The patented Hasty-Bake design receives continual praise from food and industry critics across the country. In addition, our products are recommended by chefs and authors of cookbooks such as Born to Grill and Smoke & Spice.
But don't take our word for it. The best way to discover the difference cooking on a Hasty-Bake can make is to taste the results for yourself. That's why our ovens produce blue ribbon results in barbecue competitions across the country. For example, the Grand Champion of the 1994 American Royal in Kansas City (known as the World Series of Barbecue Cookoffs), Doug Steel and his Heat's Neat team, used a Hasty-Bake to prepare most of their award-winning recipes.
Though our company has undergone many changes in the last 60 years, the basic design of Hasty-Bake Charcoal Ovens remains unchanged. Built for the discriminating outdoor chef, each Hasty-Bake creates a cooking environment that produces meals that are superior in taste. Our adjustable fire box offers you the flexibility to grill, bake or smoke your food. Additional features such as a grease drain system and V-shaped grills work together to virtually eliminate flare ups. An accurate thermometer helps you maintain your desired cooking temperature. Our removable heat deflector lets you cook with indirect heat while baking or smoking. And our ventless hood holds in heat and smoke allowing it to rotate around your food.
Each Hasty-Bake is constructed by hand from only the highest quality materials. With proper care and basic maintenance, you can expect our black powder finish, cold-rolled steel ovens to last for 15 to 25 years (or longer). Our solid stainless steel models can be expected to last virtually forever!
For more information about Hasty Bake and its Made in the USA products see the following:
In 1948, Grant Hastings produced the first Hasty-Bake Charcoal Oven. As one of the original manufacturers of the backyard barbecue, Hastings was a pioneer in the industry. Specifically, Hasty-Bake introduced the first portable unit, the first hooded unit, and a new method of cooking using indirect heat. Hastings' design controlled the intensity of heat by using vents, a heat deflector, a ventless hood and an adjustable fire box, revolutionizing the method in which food was cooked.
Hasty-Bake Charcoal Ovens have attracted a lot of attention over the years. Hasty-Bake was selected by the State Department to represent the United States at the Brussels World's Fair in 1958. Our company won the Hess Award in 1962, and our ovens have been on display in the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
The patented Hasty-Bake design receives continual praise from food and industry critics across the country. In addition, our products are recommended by chefs and authors of cookbooks such as Born to Grill and Smoke & Spice.
But don't take our word for it. The best way to discover the difference cooking on a Hasty-Bake can make is to taste the results for yourself. That's why our ovens produce blue ribbon results in barbecue competitions across the country. For example, the Grand Champion of the 1994 American Royal in Kansas City (known as the World Series of Barbecue Cookoffs), Doug Steel and his Heat's Neat team, used a Hasty-Bake to prepare most of their award-winning recipes.
Though our company has undergone many changes in the last 60 years, the basic design of Hasty-Bake Charcoal Ovens remains unchanged. Built for the discriminating outdoor chef, each Hasty-Bake creates a cooking environment that produces meals that are superior in taste. Our adjustable fire box offers you the flexibility to grill, bake or smoke your food. Additional features such as a grease drain system and V-shaped grills work together to virtually eliminate flare ups. An accurate thermometer helps you maintain your desired cooking temperature. Our removable heat deflector lets you cook with indirect heat while baking or smoking. And our ventless hood holds in heat and smoke allowing it to rotate around your food.
Each Hasty-Bake is constructed by hand from only the highest quality materials. With proper care and basic maintenance, you can expect our black powder finish, cold-rolled steel ovens to last for 15 to 25 years (or longer). Our solid stainless steel models can be expected to last virtually forever!
One of the products Kifaru sells is Made in America Sawtooth Tents. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Kifaru and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Gear for Life. Ultimate, long term value.
We've been crafting back country gear since 1978, and as far as we know, all our products, even decades old, are still in service, they just don't wear out.
Being a small company, we keep a critical eye on quality control for the highest performance. No foreign sweat shops, no passing the buck. Every dollar you spend with Kifaru stays right here in the United States, instead of fueling foreign economies. The taxes reaped from our sales and salaries support our infrastructure and communities - not those in Asia or Latin America. This gear will outperform and outlast anything made offshore - period. Drilex thoroughly trumps Coolmax, as genuine 1000d Cordura trumps all
Colorado, once a Mecca of backpacking innovation was home to companies like Lowe Alpine, Gerry and of course, Mountainsmith. Once those shops sent their production offshore, they gifted us a large pool of expert, industrial sewers to choose from, among them, many Mountainsmith pack builders who are long term (decades) staff - that says a lot for a company! Buy this gear with confidence - it's based on three decades of knowing what it takes, and has been thoroughly torture tested.The skill and dedication of our American staff ensures we build the very best gear with a continuity unmatched anywhere.
psig
Being a direct-to-customer firm, there is no need to out-glitz the gear on a dealer's wall - allowing us to design for what actually does the best job of comfortably carrying very heavy loads in trail-less terrain in the middle of nowhere.
Kifaru has succeeded in the marketplace via word of mouth - the offspring of mountaineering technology meeting the demands of hunters and soldiers and Opening the Outback for those who seek adventure on foot.
Integrated Systems Approach.
Coordination is the key to success, so our products are designed to be as versatile as possible, and to integrate with other products you might already own.
Our Integrated Systems Approach lets everything fit everything else, and is expected to function superbly at as many tasks as possible - Modular and Multifunctional is a slogan around here.
This is costly gear. Nevertheless, serious users quickly acknowledge that the cost-to-benefit ratio of their Kifaru gear is quite high - the gear, quite simply, is well worth the investment. Can you buy gear for less money? Absolutely! But, at what cost?
climber2Brains
Patrick Smith continues to be an avid backcountry hunter, fisherman and rambling backpacker, while constantly tinkering, crafting and inventing (Smith has thirteen patents) better ways to Open the Outback.
This real world designer spends a third of the year in the middle of nowhere, and many more days wandering on local mountains evaluating gear. He's been doing it for more than fifty years so he knows a thing or two about living out there.
His town-based office is a place to connect. The real work happens in the Outback, usually in trail-less terrain with everything needed for living and working on his back. Equipped with a special hand stapler, scissors and a kit of raw materials, the man literally designs in the field. Tough testing is done, feedback is immediate, and changes are made on the spot. This process goes on for typically two years, often much longer. When Patrick finally releases a product it has undergone many hundreds of hours of intense field use and modification and is simply as good as it can be for the task it will perform.
The Kifaru legacy has deep roots, starting with a boyhood passion for the outdoors that grew into the founding of the Colorado School of Outdoor Living (nominally a Survival School, but also teaching backpacking and winter ski mountaineering) and later as a Nordic Ski Guide. Patrick found commercial gear inadequate for his Guiding activities and made his own. Clients clamored to buy it so a new company, Mountainsmith, was born. The first product was the Smith Sled--a svelte sure-tracking wilderness sled that solved the first of many challenges. Thousands of those first sleds are still in use today--a testimony to their usefulness as well as durability. Following closely were the first Lumbar Packs, with new-departure designs that focused on extreme comfort and fit in completely new ways. Larger packs followed, all demonstrating body-hugging fit and a unique ability to transfer weight to the hips--instead of shoulders--and therefore the ability to wrangle brutal loads like no other. The fledgling Mountainsmith company became world-renowned in the mountaineering community. Venerable Mountainsmith packs such as the Frostfire, Bugaboo and Tyrol--to name a few--are still in use decades later, and are known for their handcrafted, no-holds-barred durability, modularity and incredible fit. They became a crucial tool in many a quest for the likes of Everest, Denali, and Antarctica. climber2
climber1
The Company was managed so that Patrick could do what he does best and loves most--spending huge chunks of time in the field and inventing better gear for literally living out there. He spent a great deal of the time living off the land with a firearm and fishing rod. His yen for real living in wild places brought the very first man-carryable woodstove-heated shelters into existence. His famous tipis, with accompanying wood stoves, were introduced in 1989, and most are still providing portable homes in wild, cold places around the world.
Mountainsmith provided fertile turf for many groundbreaking ideas--ideas too good not to be brought to the attention of Patrick's fellow hunters, especially for those elite hunters who wanted to hunt up there among 'em--backcountry style. Hunting pack technology was light years behind that of the mountaineering world, so, not too long after selling Mountainsmith, Patrick once again paved the way by creating Kifaru in 1997, and at last attended to his most passionately loved backcountry activity. Prior to that backpack hunting meant modifying an existing mountaineering pack or, worse, making do with antiquated external frame torture racks that inevitably fell apart under the extreme loads and conditions successful backcountry hunting imposes.
Soldiering demands the same ruggedness, fit and huge-load capability from backpacks, but has its own special feature needs. Shortly after the atrocities of 9/11/2001 Mel Terkla approached Patrick about adapting Kifaru Hunting packs to military applications. Mel, a former military man, had exceptional insight into military load-out requirements and is a world class designer in his own right. Patrick's skills--ergonomics, modularity, versatility--blended perfectly with Mel's and the result has been what a great many elite warriors consider the best military pack systems in the world.
packIn large part Kifaru was set up as a Design Shop?no dealers, build gear right here in Colorado, and build what Patrick never could do in a long career of building gear for a more conventional market. Doing hunting packs properly was the first step. Building the first true man-carryable homes for the outback were added from the Mountainsmith mildays. Military packs came along when the nation was attacked.
Since then Patrick has addressed two backcountry essentials in the way he's been waiting to do for decades: sleeping bags that do more than just encase one for sleeping, and clothing that is built specifically to accommodate backpacks and perform optimally in terms of weight-to-warmth ratio and go-anywhere field worthiness. The company rests happily on the simple premise of taking what it selects as very important gear and making it the best in the world.
For extensive backcountry info and articles check our our many essays.
psig
Patrick Smith, President, Kifaru International
Questions? Don't hesitate to call. 1-800-222-6139.
For more information about Kifaru and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Gear for Life. Ultimate, long term value.
We've been crafting back country gear since 1978, and as far as we know, all our products, even decades old, are still in service, they just don't wear out.
Being a small company, we keep a critical eye on quality control for the highest performance. No foreign sweat shops, no passing the buck. Every dollar you spend with Kifaru stays right here in the United States, instead of fueling foreign economies. The taxes reaped from our sales and salaries support our infrastructure and communities - not those in Asia or Latin America. This gear will outperform and outlast anything made offshore - period. Drilex thoroughly trumps Coolmax, as genuine 1000d Cordura trumps all
Colorado, once a Mecca of backpacking innovation was home to companies like Lowe Alpine, Gerry and of course, Mountainsmith. Once those shops sent their production offshore, they gifted us a large pool of expert, industrial sewers to choose from, among them, many Mountainsmith pack builders who are long term (decades) staff - that says a lot for a company! Buy this gear with confidence - it's based on three decades of knowing what it takes, and has been thoroughly torture tested.The skill and dedication of our American staff ensures we build the very best gear with a continuity unmatched anywhere.
psig
Being a direct-to-customer firm, there is no need to out-glitz the gear on a dealer's wall - allowing us to design for what actually does the best job of comfortably carrying very heavy loads in trail-less terrain in the middle of nowhere.
Kifaru has succeeded in the marketplace via word of mouth - the offspring of mountaineering technology meeting the demands of hunters and soldiers and Opening the Outback for those who seek adventure on foot.
Integrated Systems Approach.
Coordination is the key to success, so our products are designed to be as versatile as possible, and to integrate with other products you might already own.
Our Integrated Systems Approach lets everything fit everything else, and is expected to function superbly at as many tasks as possible - Modular and Multifunctional is a slogan around here.
This is costly gear. Nevertheless, serious users quickly acknowledge that the cost-to-benefit ratio of their Kifaru gear is quite high - the gear, quite simply, is well worth the investment. Can you buy gear for less money? Absolutely! But, at what cost?
climber2Brains
Patrick Smith continues to be an avid backcountry hunter, fisherman and rambling backpacker, while constantly tinkering, crafting and inventing (Smith has thirteen patents) better ways to Open the Outback.
This real world designer spends a third of the year in the middle of nowhere, and many more days wandering on local mountains evaluating gear. He's been doing it for more than fifty years so he knows a thing or two about living out there.
His town-based office is a place to connect. The real work happens in the Outback, usually in trail-less terrain with everything needed for living and working on his back. Equipped with a special hand stapler, scissors and a kit of raw materials, the man literally designs in the field. Tough testing is done, feedback is immediate, and changes are made on the spot. This process goes on for typically two years, often much longer. When Patrick finally releases a product it has undergone many hundreds of hours of intense field use and modification and is simply as good as it can be for the task it will perform.
The Kifaru legacy has deep roots, starting with a boyhood passion for the outdoors that grew into the founding of the Colorado School of Outdoor Living (nominally a Survival School, but also teaching backpacking and winter ski mountaineering) and later as a Nordic Ski Guide. Patrick found commercial gear inadequate for his Guiding activities and made his own. Clients clamored to buy it so a new company, Mountainsmith, was born. The first product was the Smith Sled--a svelte sure-tracking wilderness sled that solved the first of many challenges. Thousands of those first sleds are still in use today--a testimony to their usefulness as well as durability. Following closely were the first Lumbar Packs, with new-departure designs that focused on extreme comfort and fit in completely new ways. Larger packs followed, all demonstrating body-hugging fit and a unique ability to transfer weight to the hips--instead of shoulders--and therefore the ability to wrangle brutal loads like no other. The fledgling Mountainsmith company became world-renowned in the mountaineering community. Venerable Mountainsmith packs such as the Frostfire, Bugaboo and Tyrol--to name a few--are still in use decades later, and are known for their handcrafted, no-holds-barred durability, modularity and incredible fit. They became a crucial tool in many a quest for the likes of Everest, Denali, and Antarctica. climber2
climber1
The Company was managed so that Patrick could do what he does best and loves most--spending huge chunks of time in the field and inventing better gear for literally living out there. He spent a great deal of the time living off the land with a firearm and fishing rod. His yen for real living in wild places brought the very first man-carryable woodstove-heated shelters into existence. His famous tipis, with accompanying wood stoves, were introduced in 1989, and most are still providing portable homes in wild, cold places around the world.
Mountainsmith provided fertile turf for many groundbreaking ideas--ideas too good not to be brought to the attention of Patrick's fellow hunters, especially for those elite hunters who wanted to hunt up there among 'em--backcountry style. Hunting pack technology was light years behind that of the mountaineering world, so, not too long after selling Mountainsmith, Patrick once again paved the way by creating Kifaru in 1997, and at last attended to his most passionately loved backcountry activity. Prior to that backpack hunting meant modifying an existing mountaineering pack or, worse, making do with antiquated external frame torture racks that inevitably fell apart under the extreme loads and conditions successful backcountry hunting imposes.
Soldiering demands the same ruggedness, fit and huge-load capability from backpacks, but has its own special feature needs. Shortly after the atrocities of 9/11/2001 Mel Terkla approached Patrick about adapting Kifaru Hunting packs to military applications. Mel, a former military man, had exceptional insight into military load-out requirements and is a world class designer in his own right. Patrick's skills--ergonomics, modularity, versatility--blended perfectly with Mel's and the result has been what a great many elite warriors consider the best military pack systems in the world.
packIn large part Kifaru was set up as a Design Shop?no dealers, build gear right here in Colorado, and build what Patrick never could do in a long career of building gear for a more conventional market. Doing hunting packs properly was the first step. Building the first true man-carryable homes for the outback were added from the Mountainsmith mildays. Military packs came along when the nation was attacked.
Since then Patrick has addressed two backcountry essentials in the way he's been waiting to do for decades: sleeping bags that do more than just encase one for sleeping, and clothing that is built specifically to accommodate backpacks and perform optimally in terms of weight-to-warmth ratio and go-anywhere field worthiness. The company rests happily on the simple premise of taking what it selects as very important gear and making it the best in the world.
For extensive backcountry info and articles check our our many essays.
psig
Patrick Smith, President, Kifaru International
Questions? Don't hesitate to call. 1-800-222-6139.
One of the products Made In USA Flags sells is American Made Boat Flags. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Made In USA Flags and its Made in America products see the following:
What is Nylon Flag Fabric? A superior nylon flag fabric which is used in all of our nylon flags. Our nylon flags feature SolarMax nylon by DuPont which is tough, durable and long lasting. SolarMax fabrics exhibit tremendous strength retention under UV exposure and are highly resistant to UV fading. A nylon flag will fly in the slightest breeze.It also makes an exceptional indoor flag.
What is Polyester Flag Fabric? A 2-ply polyester blend fabric is extremely strong and durable. Our polyester fabric is called PolyMax. This flag fabric resembles cotton in appearance because it is woven. Because the fabric is heavier than nylon, it requires more wind to fly than our nylon flags. It perfect for windy conditions or for a flag that is flown 24/7. It is resistant to most chemicals as well as mildew and abrasion resistant. PolyMax flags are the most durable flags available in today's marketplace.
What is Cotton Flag Fabric? Our cotton flags are manufactured from traditional heavyweight 2x2 ply mercerized cotton. The extra rugged weave actually exceeds U.S.Government specifications. Often cotton flags are used for indoor display, special keepsake flag and burial flags. Cotton flags are not recommended for outdoor use.
What is a Sewn Flag? Each stripe is sewn separately. Stars will be embroidered or appliqued. The product description will indicate if a flag is sewn.
What is Aniline-Dyed Flag? This process is used on our Military and State and other flags with complex designs. The process duplicates designs with accuracy in brilliant, fast colors.
What is a Pole Hem? This is a hem on the left or hoist side of the flag that a pole can pass through. Pole hems are useful for indoor ceremonial flag sets, parades and outdoor decorative poles. A tab is sewn into the sleeve of the flag. This tab is attached to your flag pole hardware to keep the flag from sliding down on the pole.
What is the Fly End? This is the side of the flag opposite the header and grommets. Generally this is the end of the flag that is free and gets snapped in the wind.
Are all of your products Made in the USA? ALL of our flags are Made in the USA. Other products may not be made in the USA. If an item is NOT made in the US, this information is usually posted in the item description. If you purchase an item that has multiple components such as an indoor flag set. There may be some components that are not American made. If you have questions concerning a specific item, please contact us.
Solid Brass Grommets allow for your flag to be fastened to the flagpole with flag snaps or straps. A 3'x5' flag has two grommets. The number of grommets per flag are based on flag size. Grommets are placed in the flag Header. The header is made from a bright white cotton polyester blend. This photo shows a grommet placed in a header. The size of the header changes based on the size of flag. On a 3'x5' flag, the header is 1 1/2.
Embroidered Stars (shown on the left) are machine stitched directly onto the flag fabric. Appliqued Stars (shown on the right) are separate stars made from nylon that are added to the flag fabric and machine stitched into place.
Metal Thimbles are included along with grommets on all flags 8'x12' and larger. Nylon rope is sewn into the strong canvas header with galvanized metal thimbles on the ends.
Flag Stitching: Seams are double-stitched and fly ends have either 2, 4, 6 or 8 rows of double-stitching depending upon flag size. Shown is the stitching on a 3'x5' flag.
- See more at: http://www.madeinusaflags.com/flagfacts.html#sthash.ZhElJHmP.dpuf
For more information about Made In USA Flags and its Made in America products see the following:
What is Nylon Flag Fabric? A superior nylon flag fabric which is used in all of our nylon flags. Our nylon flags feature SolarMax nylon by DuPont which is tough, durable and long lasting. SolarMax fabrics exhibit tremendous strength retention under UV exposure and are highly resistant to UV fading. A nylon flag will fly in the slightest breeze.It also makes an exceptional indoor flag.
What is Polyester Flag Fabric? A 2-ply polyester blend fabric is extremely strong and durable. Our polyester fabric is called PolyMax. This flag fabric resembles cotton in appearance because it is woven. Because the fabric is heavier than nylon, it requires more wind to fly than our nylon flags. It perfect for windy conditions or for a flag that is flown 24/7. It is resistant to most chemicals as well as mildew and abrasion resistant. PolyMax flags are the most durable flags available in today's marketplace.
What is Cotton Flag Fabric? Our cotton flags are manufactured from traditional heavyweight 2x2 ply mercerized cotton. The extra rugged weave actually exceeds U.S.Government specifications. Often cotton flags are used for indoor display, special keepsake flag and burial flags. Cotton flags are not recommended for outdoor use.
What is a Sewn Flag? Each stripe is sewn separately. Stars will be embroidered or appliqued. The product description will indicate if a flag is sewn.
What is Aniline-Dyed Flag? This process is used on our Military and State and other flags with complex designs. The process duplicates designs with accuracy in brilliant, fast colors.
What is a Pole Hem? This is a hem on the left or hoist side of the flag that a pole can pass through. Pole hems are useful for indoor ceremonial flag sets, parades and outdoor decorative poles. A tab is sewn into the sleeve of the flag. This tab is attached to your flag pole hardware to keep the flag from sliding down on the pole.
What is the Fly End? This is the side of the flag opposite the header and grommets. Generally this is the end of the flag that is free and gets snapped in the wind.
Are all of your products Made in the USA? ALL of our flags are Made in the USA. Other products may not be made in the USA. If an item is NOT made in the US, this information is usually posted in the item description. If you purchase an item that has multiple components such as an indoor flag set. There may be some components that are not American made. If you have questions concerning a specific item, please contact us.
Solid Brass Grommets allow for your flag to be fastened to the flagpole with flag snaps or straps. A 3'x5' flag has two grommets. The number of grommets per flag are based on flag size. Grommets are placed in the flag Header. The header is made from a bright white cotton polyester blend. This photo shows a grommet placed in a header. The size of the header changes based on the size of flag. On a 3'x5' flag, the header is 1 1/2.
Embroidered Stars (shown on the left) are machine stitched directly onto the flag fabric. Appliqued Stars (shown on the right) are separate stars made from nylon that are added to the flag fabric and machine stitched into place.
Metal Thimbles are included along with grommets on all flags 8'x12' and larger. Nylon rope is sewn into the strong canvas header with galvanized metal thimbles on the ends.
Flag Stitching: Seams are double-stitched and fly ends have either 2, 4, 6 or 8 rows of double-stitching depending upon flag size. Shown is the stitching on a 3'x5' flag.
- See more at: http://www.madeinusaflags.com/flagfacts.html#sthash.ZhElJHmP.dpuf
One of the products Mak Grills sells is American Made Armored Probes. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Mak Grills and its Made in America products see the following:
We are a precision BBQ/Smoker manufacturer that puts quality and customer service as a top priority! One look at a MAK Grill and you will instantly see we are miles ahead of the competition on quality and innovative features. MAK Grills is owned by a veteran husband and wife team, we are proud to say we will never outsource our products overseas. We firmly believe in buying and selling American-made products and providing earning wage jobs for our employees. We are often asked, Why do your units cost more than most of your competitors? The simple answer is, their units are built overseas and have a fraction of the features found on MAK Grills. We could take our unit overseas and cut the manufacturing costs in half, but would have to sacrifice quality and oversight of the manufacturing process plus lay off 2/3rds of our work force.
The saying, You get what you pay for has never been truer than right now. In a world filled with disposable products, MAK Grills stands out as a manufacturer that cares about building long lasting products that customers can enjoy for many years. Many of our grill components are made of stainless steel, so they'll last and not rust out. We design our grills to exceed your expectations of a quality product. Notice how appliances used to last up to 30 years? Now you're lucky to get 5 years out of them! Our commitment to you is to have reasonably priced components that are easy to change out if there is ever a problem. This philosophy will keep your unit running long after the competition's has rusted out and failed.
We love pellet grills but didn't like the designs of the models on the market. They are more like an oven than a grill. MAK Grills are designed to be the best in class. You get outstanding BBQ flavor and safe cooking with real wood, along with an automatic lighting and fuel feed system. Simply turn the grill on and you're cooking in minutes! Our direct heat FlameZone ? feature is pioneering the industry for gas grill like cooking without the hassle of flare-ups and burned food.
Feel free to contact us with your questions, we are happy to talk shop with you anytime. Thank you for considering a Made In America MAK Grill.
For more information about Mak Grills and its Made in America products see the following:
We are a precision BBQ/Smoker manufacturer that puts quality and customer service as a top priority! One look at a MAK Grill and you will instantly see we are miles ahead of the competition on quality and innovative features. MAK Grills is owned by a veteran husband and wife team, we are proud to say we will never outsource our products overseas. We firmly believe in buying and selling American-made products and providing earning wage jobs for our employees. We are often asked, Why do your units cost more than most of your competitors? The simple answer is, their units are built overseas and have a fraction of the features found on MAK Grills. We could take our unit overseas and cut the manufacturing costs in half, but would have to sacrifice quality and oversight of the manufacturing process plus lay off 2/3rds of our work force.
The saying, You get what you pay for has never been truer than right now. In a world filled with disposable products, MAK Grills stands out as a manufacturer that cares about building long lasting products that customers can enjoy for many years. Many of our grill components are made of stainless steel, so they'll last and not rust out. We design our grills to exceed your expectations of a quality product. Notice how appliances used to last up to 30 years? Now you're lucky to get 5 years out of them! Our commitment to you is to have reasonably priced components that are easy to change out if there is ever a problem. This philosophy will keep your unit running long after the competition's has rusted out and failed.
We love pellet grills but didn't like the designs of the models on the market. They are more like an oven than a grill. MAK Grills are designed to be the best in class. You get outstanding BBQ flavor and safe cooking with real wood, along with an automatic lighting and fuel feed system. Simply turn the grill on and you're cooking in minutes! Our direct heat FlameZone ? feature is pioneering the industry for gas grill like cooking without the hassle of flare-ups and burned food.
Feel free to contact us with your questions, we are happy to talk shop with you anytime. Thank you for considering a Made In America MAK Grill.