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Infiltrator Systems is a global manufacturer of plastic leachfield drainage chambers for environmental onsite wastewater solutions. Its chambers are a direct replacement for stone and pipe leachfields and provide alternative methods for handling residential and commercial wastewater. The company s systems are approved in all 50 states and all 10 Canadian provinces with up to a 50% smaller footprint as compared to stone and pipe systems. There are more than 1.5 million Infiltrator systems installed and more than 27 million units in-ground in the United States and 24 countries throughout the world. Approximately one in four septic systems in the United States is an Infiltrator chamber system. The company s corporate headquarters is located in Old Saybrook, Conn. It operates manufacturing facilities are in Utah and Kentucky. Infiltrator also owns and operates Champion Polymer Recycling, which transforms discarded plastics into the raw material for Infiltrator chambers.

E.W. Hannas was founded in 1918 on 95 Liberty Street in Manhattan – the former World Trade Center address, where the Freedom Tower stands today. At that address, Elwood Warren Hannas set out to connect the wood mills of upper New England, to the garment and toy districts in the NYC – eventually leading out to cover the wood product needs of the surrounding States. You will find EW Hannas products and components in hundreds of industries throughout the world. We keep a presence behind the flow of large volumes of raw wood materials, right through our mills and to the end users. We have the strongest consortium of wood manufacturing plants in the world – all conforming to strict EW Hannas standards. All that are aligned with E.W. Hannas strive to deliver value every step of the way.