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ClearSpan Fabric Structures will be in attendance at the ConExpo-Con/Agg 2017 this upcoming March in Las Vegas.  ClearSpan will be located at Booth B91222 in the Bronze Hall.

At the booth, Truss Arch Specialists will be available to assist customers storage solutions. Specialists will be able to provide photos and examples of previous construction projects.

ClearSpan's buildings store equipment and supply materials. They are energy efficient and economical, and since they can be built to any size, there is plenty of storage space and clearance to operate machinery. ClearSpan's Hercules Truss Arch buildings feature abundant natural light and spacious interiors without support posts. Each building is fully customizable and can be outfitted with conveyors, overhead cranes and much more. 

ClearSpan buildings can be custom engineered to meet any regional or municipal requirements. With minimal foundation requirements, these structures can be quickly built at a low cost per square foot. They can be permanent or temporary and are easy to relocate.

Located in South Windsor, Connecticut and Dyersville, Iowa, ClearSpan serves customers worldwide.  ClearSpan offers American-made structures with in-house engineering, manufacturing, and installation.  ClearSpan can provide solutions for production, screening, construction and storage for equipment material.  The wide range of sizes and ability to customize designs allows ClearSpan to accommodate materials, as well as the equipment needed for processing and sorting.  Frames can even be designed to support loads of conveyors and overhead cranes if needed.

For more information on ClearSpan, visit www.ClearSpan.com.

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