Nearly everyone has a smartphone, and the capabilities of these revered devices is seemingly endless. But it wasn’t always so. In the early 2000s, the most extravagant cellphone features included email, fax and web browsing. Since then advancement has been rampant, and today you can use smartphones to video message someone on the other side of the world, pay your utility bills, or remotely control your home lighting system. The sky is the limit.

Consorteum Holdings has spent the last three years of the technological evolution developing relationships and licensing agreements needed to compete in the emerging mobile gaming market.

Through its mix of on-deck partnerships, license agreements and joint-venture revenue share arrangements, the company specializes in utilizing smartphone capabilities for the delivery of mobile content, mobile payment solutions and other products.

Consorteum’s approach is designed to enable ultimate flexibility when sourcing solutions to achieve smarter, faster deployment of technologies, competitive pricing, and the potential for new streams of revenue.

The company’s ThreeFiftyNine Inc. subsidiary is working with a software development team that previously designed the world’s first regulatory compliant mobile platform for delivery of gaming content created by a third party. The result of years of development and millions of engineering costs, the platform is the first generation software delivery platform for mobile devices. The technology is capable of delivering any digital content across any cellular network to any mobile device, a key differentiator that makes it possible for Consorteum to approach many different markets that are in the business of providing mobile connectivity and mobile content.

As the broader smartphone and technology industries continue to evolve in application and capability, Consorteum is pursuing mobile initiatives that benefit multiple business verticals. The company has designed its business initiatives to create repetitive transactions on an ongoing basis.

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Dolls make up one of the largest chunks of the roughly $22 billion U.S. market for traditional toys at around 10.5% of the overall space. Dolls did roughly $2.22 billion in 2013 and approximately $2.32 billion last year, representing a four percent growth rate according to market research company NPD Group’s (formerly National Purchase Diary) consumer panel tracking data, which is published by the Toy Industry Association. NPD Group is consistently ranked as one of the top 25 companies on the annual Honomichl Top 50 report covering Fortune 500 market research firms and thus the above data, which represents roughly 80% of the U.S. retail toy market, gives investors a very clear picture of the market’s size and growth.

While Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) has historically been the dominant player in the doll market – owing to established brands like Barbie and newer, still-growing brands like Monster High, as well as temporarily hot but nevertheless exciting successes linked to Disney Princess brands like Frozen – their mainstay brand Barbie has been in significant decline since 2012 according to retailer panel data compiled by mass retail analyst firm Klosters Trading Corporation. Private company MGA Entertainment, known for their Bratz, Moxie Girlz, Rescue Pets plushies and lifelike baby dolls marketed through a partnership with Zapf Creation (ETR/FRA: ZPFK), has also seen substantial decline in recent years according to the Klosters data, clearly telegraphing how fragmented the doll market has become, a phenomena which has opened up substantial room for newer brands and concepts to grow and flourish.

One such company is One World Holdings, Inc. (OTC: OWOO), whose Prettie Girls! brand, developed and marketed under their subsidiary known as The One World Doll Project, continues to capture attention and retail space in the attractive and still niche market for ethnically diverse dolls, a segment that has been routinely, yet unsuccessfully courted by major sector players. The most recent example of how ham-fisted major players like Mattel have been in this area is the PR nightmare surrounding their Mexico-inspired Barbie for their “Dolls of the World” collection, which was lampooned by the media and consumers alike as essentially being a cynical cash-grab that reinforces a negative stereotype of Mexican women, with the doll wearing a fiesta dress, sporting a pink passport, and carrying a pet Chihuahua. The subsequent attempt to salvage their reputation by changing the doll to Mariachi Barbie has not met with the hoped-for success and this fiasco demonstrates the lack of savvy major doll market players have had when it comes to appealing to not only an increasingly ethnically diverse American population, but to global markets, where young girls seek role models they can identify with.

The Prettie Girls! brand on the other hand has won fast favor with consumers and industry players alike, stealing the show at the 112th North American International Toy Fair due to the well-defined characteristics and personalities of each doll, which, while being ethnically diverse, are not focused on that ethnicity so much as on the wonderful and inspiring personalities crafted for each doll. This ingenious and adept approach was masterminded by OWOO’s Stacey McBride-Irby, who used to be a project designer at Mattel and developed the sorority Barbie modeled on the first African-American Greek Sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, before leaving Mattel after a 15-year run in order to make dolls which fully live up to her motto that a “happy, inspired childhood creates happy, inspired, and powerful women.”

Part of the success at Toy Fair 2015 for OWOO was the introduction of the tween versions of the company’s Prettie Girls! brand, the Tween Scene dolls, which are aimed at directly representing preteen girls and bringing an array of even more approachable, ethnically diverse role models to younger girls. Also at the Toy Fair, OWOO received confirmation from the Walmart.com buying team that sales performance of their Prettie Girls! brand was quite positive and that the brand would be featured in Walmart’s Easter sales promotion, as well as via the Walmart.com special offers program for approved members. Similar retail deals have given the company a sizeable retail footprint already, with a distribution agreement between OWOO and online sales giant Amazon.com having recently been signed, and the Prettie Girls! brand finding their way onto shelves at such popular brick and mortar retailers as Toys “R” Us, which has over 870 stores in the U.S. and more than 725 stores worldwide, as well as at Texas-based H-E-B Grocery, which has over 350 stores across Texas and northern Mexico.

Rather than cynically pandering to various ethnicities, the Prettie Girls! and Prettie Girls! Tween Scene brands lovingly cater to the ambitions, career goals and positive values all girls should aspire to, celebrating the ethnic diversity and fashion style of each highly unique doll, but not in a heavy-handed way that ultimately turns consumers off. With characteristics like an emphasis on participating in after-school activities and clubs, or desire to help their communities, as well as getting good grades and taking their futures seriously, this brand of dolls is light years beyond the state of design on offer from the major players in the industry. These revolutionary design elements make OWOO a company investors should keep their eye on, especially as the company moves to further flesh out their growing retail footprint with promotional efforts like games and cartoon shows based on the dolls.

With a 532% YoY jump in revenues reported for fiscal year 2014, OWOO has proven that their mix of intelligent brand design and marketing efforts focused on media venues frequented by their core target demographics is a successful blend of product and presence.

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The International Energy Agency (IEA) today projected that slowing North American oil production will cause non-OPEC supply growth to slow in 2015, though the agency raised its yearly forecasts of non-OPEC oil supply growth by 200,000 p/d to 830,000 p/d compared to last months’ report.

According to James Ketner, president and CEO Galenfeha, a manufacturer of chemical injection systems and other low environmental impact products, falling rig counts and balanced production levels means more oil producers are seeking efficiency. It also means potentially more business for the Texas-based company and its newest product.

“Although we have seen a reduction in exploration rig count over the last six months, production levels are remaining the same,” Ketner said in a recent statement. “This tells us that U.S. efficiency is on the rise. Shale producers have asked us to help them cut costs, and this latest addition to our product line helps meet these goals. We are happy to be directly assisting producers reduce costs while increasing production efficiency levels.”

Oil and gas producers are increasingly interested in efficient operations that minimize environmental impact – a feasible goal via a reduction in chemicals and highly accurate production.

Previous chemical injection methods are dated, operating similarly to the drip gas fuel delivery techniques of the early automotive industry. Galenfeha, however, has introduced a new and cutting-edge component to the nearly $1 billion North American chemical injection market.

Galenfeha’s recently launched intelligent chemical injection control system, iWaV, is comparable to modern, state-of-the-art computer controlled fuel injection systems. The product is an innovative supervisor control and data acquisition (SCADA) system specifically created for the control of chemical injection pumps.

Computer-controlled and highly reliable, the iWaV system enables optimization and management of production controls and is scalable for any size of operation, from remote stand-alone sites, allowing two-way communications with pumps and complete control of the entire system.

The result is lower monitoring and controlling costs throughout the pumping cycle, and highly efficient and cost effective well site management.

Galenfeha introduced the iWaV in late March 2015 and currently markets, services and sells the individual and complete systems via direct sales as well as established relationships with local and national distribution partners.

For more information, visit www.galenfeha.com

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Online retail revenue saw an 11 percent year-over-year growth rate for the first quarter of 2014, and online shopping retail sales are predicted to continue to grow steadily, reaching $370 billion domestically in 2017. These statistics, which come from Adobe’s CMO.com, highlight the massive growth potential available for companies within the ecommerce sector. Mobile Lads Corp. (OTCBB: MOBO), through its acquisition of Simbadeals.com, is in a strong position to capitalize on this potential, providing nearly limitless opportunity for expansion in the years to come.

Simbadeals gives shoppers the freedom to browse a wide variety of products from some of the world’s most sought-after brands. Leveraging existing partnerships with major retailers including Walmart, Sears Canada, Macy’s, Canon, Banana Republic and others, the site provides consumers with discounts of up to 80 percent as compared to the prices of competitors. By driving traffic with the aim of converting sales, Mobile Lads will receive up to 15 percent of all merchandise sales made through the website moving forward.

Unlike other online shopping destinations, Simbadeals is built upon a strong business model that incorporates a win/win structure for both consumers and retailers. Consumers receive access to brand name products at heavily discounted prices, while retailers are able to list items for no cost, only paying a commission on sales through the site. By placing all responsibility for payments, shipping, returns and fulfillment directly on the retailer, Mobile Lads maintains a significant revenue stream without the financial risks regularly associated with the retail industry. With access to over 400 blue chip retailers already on the United States site, Simbadeals is a scalable solution that provides Mobile Lads with potentially massive growth opportunity.

In 2014, online sales accounted for an impressive eight percent of total retail sales. According to a report by The American Genius, this number is expected to rise to as much as 11 percent by the end of this year. Through the acquisition of Simbadeals, as well as the continued development of complementary services such as Coubox, Mobile Lads is in a good position to capitalize on the booming industry.

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Loans4Less.com Inc., an online mortgage brokerage firm, has been operating primarily in California for more than two decades. The company’s primary aim is to become a national loan origination brand platform for compliant residential mortgage programs and other consumer loans.

From its base, Loans4Less originates mortgage loans to the public via its website: Loans4Less.com. The company offers real estate brokerage services with very competitive rates, terms and costs, daily rate updates and other market information, and prides itself on honest and excellent service. It also counts on several wholesale lenders for its retail home loan programs.

The company’s retail mortgage platform is an attractive brand which has great potential for advertising mortgages and other consumer loans. This is one of the reasons why the company’s main focus is to quickly grow its revenues via smart and cost-effective advertising with a strategic bank broker national origination partner that will effectively build and expose the Loans4Less brand name in order to maximize shareholder value.

Most recently, in March 2015, Loans4Less entered into an acquisition agreement with 321LEND, Inc., a wholly-integrated consumer lending and peer-to-peer technology platform that can originate loans in volume to consumers seeking unsecured terms based on credit scores and other underwriting criteria. The Loans4Less-321LEND transaction is subject to closing conditions but, once complete, 321LEND will become a Loans4Less subsidiary, and the combined company will be able to originate mortgages and consumer loans, to build volumes, to swiftly gain market share and to uncover deeply attractive new consumer brands.

WestPark Capital, an investment banking and securities brokerage firm serving the needs of private and public companies as well as individual and institutional investors worldwide, is advising Loans4Less in finding a strategic community bank partner to launch its national mortgage broker origination efforts, to increase brand awareness and to assist in capital formation and planning.

For more information, visit www.Loans4Less.com

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International Stem Cell Corp., a California-based biotech company developing novel stem cell-based therapies and biomedical products, today issued a business update and posted its financial results for the first quarter of 2015.

Business updates for the first quarter of the year include:

• Completed the required preclinical studies and submitted a clinical trial exemption application to the Australian Therapeutics Goods Administration (TGA) to begin the phase 1/2a clinical study of the company’s cell therapy for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease. To be administered through the company’s wholly owned Australian subsidiary, Cyto Therapeutics Pty Ltd.

• Completed the manufacture of the bank of clinical-grade human neural stem cells for use in the Parkinson’s disease clinical trial. The cell bank contains more than 2.6 billion human cells, sufficient to meet the company’s foreseeable clinical trial requirements.

• Japan Patent Office granted International Stem Cell’s patent covering methods of making a bank of human stem cells from parthenogenetically activated eggs significantly strengthening and expanding the company’s intellectual property to now include Japan as well as the United States and the European Union.

“In the first quarter of 2015 we completed all the necessary preclinical studies of our Parkinson’s program and formally submitted our application to begin the first clinical study of this novel approach to treating this debilitating disease in humans,” Andrey Semechkin, Ph.D., CEO and Co-chairman of International Stem Cell, stated in the news release. “We continue to expect to make significant progress during the rest of 2015 towards our goal of providing a viable treatment options for people with Parkinson’s disease.”

On the financial side, International Stem Cell achieved first-quarter revenue of $1.62 million; Lifeline Skin Care increased 5% while Lifeline Cell Technology sales decreased by 8%. Operating income from cosmeceutical and biomedical markets grew 76% compared with the first quarter of 2014. Gross margin improved to 74%

The company narrowed its first-quarter 2015 net loss to $1.29 million compared to a net loss of $1.44 million reported in the year ago quarter. International Stem Cell ended the first quarter of 2015 with cash of $0.61 million.

For more information, visit www.internationalstemcell.com

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Despite energy prices trending lower in recent months, oil and gas industry focused EPCM (engineering, procurement, and construction management) specialists ENGlobal (NASDAQ: ENG) has managed to lock down solid Q1 2015 financials according to last week’s 10-Q filing. A strong cash position, with working capital of around $24.4 million and revenues in the neighborhood of $23.1 million on gross profit margins of 17.8%, underlies a honed logistical footprint and shored-up cost structures that have enabled the company to stay cash flow positive, despite choppy seas for their core automation and engineering markets.

Working capital is actually up over 56% from the same period last year and the company’s overall cash position has also improved during the same interval by roughly 9%. With $5.1 million in notes receivable also having come in the door after the quarter’s close, ENGlobal – whose automation and engineering division, as well as government services division, both benefit from long-term relationships with key industry players and a relatively stable environment permeated by lucrative maintenance contracts – is well positioned for growth in the remainder of this year, and the company also enjoys zero outstanding borrowings under their current credit facility. The fact that ENGlobal has managed to trim the fat logistically and stay cash flow positive in this market, continuing to pull down deals with some of the sector’s top players, is a clear sign of the company’s robust health that investors should take note of.

A track record of success is often the deciding factor in the EPCM industry and ENGlobal’s 5-year Professional Services Agreement extension with major domestic electric and natural gas company, Xcel Energy, is a hallmark of the kinds of bedrock relationships which are driving ENGlobal’s continued success. With numerous collaborative efforts already under their belts, representing massive capital programs covering hundreds of miles of natural gas pipeline infrastructure, ENGlobal and Xcel look to have a bright future together. Which is great news for ENG shareholders, considering that Minneapolis-based Xcel has over 3.5 million electricity customers throughout the U.S., representing some $9.5 billion in revenues last year sent out over nearly 300k miles of distribution and transmission lines, as well as 2 million natural gas customers, a market worth $2.1 billion to Xcel in 2014 that is fed by 36k miles of distribution and transmission pipelines. That is a huge footprint of infrastructure to maintain and with the persistent demand to implement new pipelines amid domestic production that even substantially lower prices cannot seem to stop, ENGlobal should continue to see profits from their relationship with Xcel for well on into the future.

Ranked 31st for EPS growth on Houston Chronicle’s top 100 last year and number 1 in overall market return, with total return to shareholders on a dividend-reinvested basis beating out all the other top 100 companies featured from the Houston market, ENGlobal is an established player in key regional energy markets like Houston. The large hydrodesulfurization (the process whereby sulfur and nitrogen-containing impurities are cleaned out of crude feedstock and fuel) unit design and engineering contract awarded to ENGlobal in April this year for a major midcontinent refiner – an extension of an already firm relationship with this important regional client – which is focused on allowing the refiner to expand clean, environmentally friendly motor fuels production, is just one example of how important ENGlobal is to the Houston area energy market.

With over three decades of successful collaborative efforts in specialty engineering, automation and EPCM, ENGlobal has the kind of unquestionable track record that makes them an easy choice for major capital projects that simply cannot be put into the hands of less experienced players.

Learn more about the company by visiting www.englobal.com

Formed in June 2013 through the merger of Nevada-based Micron Enviro Systems and UK-based Britannia Mining, Britannia Mining is a developer of minerals and mining projects in vital markets around the world. To date, the company has focused primarily on the discovery of iron ore, particularly in the African nation of Malawi. However, the volatility of the global iron ore market has led Britannia towards the continued diversification of its commodities portfolio in recent months.

Through the company’s trading division, Britannia recently added bauxite to its portfolio, addressing a significant demand in the United States market. Bauxite, which serves as the world’s primary source of aluminum, is mined in extremely limited quantities in the United States, creating a significant import market for the ore. Industry reports indicate that more than $65 billion per year is generated by the aluminum industry, which accounts for nearly one percent of the country’s GDP. Despite the massive size of the industry, substantial additional growth is expected in the near future.

“Ford’s redesigned F150 pick-up truck will feature an all-aluminum body,” stated Kenneth Roberts, Chief Executive Officer of Britannia. “When you’re talking about one of the country’s best-selling vehicles for the past 30 years, shifting from steel to all-aluminum body, you can get a sense of what the impact of shifting tides from steel to aluminum is making. Our partners in Malaysia have helped Britannia to position our commodities trading division to take full advantage of this shift, by having unfettered access to ready mined Bauxite.”

The company’s recent diversification doesn’t stop with bauxite, however, as Britannia has also made significant moves in the resilient global diamond industry. Following a similar ready mined strategy, Britannia set the pace for its spot diamond offering earlier this year, securing contracts with an anticipated $1.2 million in profit following an initial delivery of a raw, uncut diamond test parcel to the United States. As the company continues to develop trade relationships directly with local suppliers, Britannia expects to increase its capacity and capitalize on the market’s growing, unabated demand.

With expanding footholds in a variety of mineral and mining markets, the future appears to be bright for this relatively young company. As Britannia continues to ramp up its distribution of ready mined commodities, such as bauxite, diamonds and gold, as well as persisting with its operations in the iron ore mining industry, the company’s dedication to diversification may pay great dividends with shifting market conditions in the future.

For more information, visit www.britanniamining.com

Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, a leader in natural gas storage systems, vehicle integration and vehicle system technologies, announced today that the company will showcase its industry leading, light-weight CNG fuel storage systems at the 2015 ACT Expo in Dallas, Texas, from May 4 through May 7, 2015.

Quantum will be exhibiting its recently released next generation Q-Cab LITE™, a back-of-cab mounted system for heavy duty truck applications that integrates three of Quantum’s large diameter tanks, and its next generation Q-Rail LITE™, a frame rail mounted system for medium and heavy duty truck applications. Quantum will have these fuel modules and a Freightiner Cascadia Truck featuring a Q-Cab LITE™ storage system in its booth number 1527. Additionally, Kenworth will be exhibiting Quantum’s next generation Q-Cab LITE™ at the Kenworth Truck Company’s booth number 555.

“Based on Quantum’s exceptional history with OEM level system design, we have taken our industry leading Q-Cab LITE and Q-Rail LITE product lines and made them even better, incorporating lighter weight materials and design characteristics that create greater technological and product leadership. The market is looking for a wide range of CNG fuel modules that meet rigorous design criteria, testing and quality standards,” stated Brian Olson, President and CEO of Quantum. “In addition to developing a next generation product line, we have also instituted industry leading methodology of testing new system modules, and throughout the past several months have expanded our service and warranty network,” concluded Mr. Olson.

The ACT Expo is North America’s largest clean fleet show representing electric, hybrid, hydrogen, natural gas, propane autogas, and renewable fuels.

For more information on Quantum, visit http://www.qtww.com

Galenfeha has a dual focus on battery technologies and chemical injection pump systems for the oil and gas sector. The company currently maintains a strong presence in the stored energy sector, where GLFH has been providing the burgeoning golf cart and NEV (neighborhood electric vehicle) market with a battery that enhances one of the major growth factors for the industry, the eco-friendly features such short-range EVs offer, via their Lithium iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery. The company’s 40AH and “powerhouse” 120AH 12V LiFePO4 batteries represent a sea-change in an industry that has been dominated by lead-acid batteries for decades. These units provide a light weight replacement to existing batteries and come equipped with an advanced proprietary BMS (battery management system), which closely monitors temperature and other operating parameters, while protecting the cells from overcharge.

By being compatible with stock OEM charging systems and yet providing a 70 percent lighter battery, with improved physical maintenance and re-charge management characteristics, Galenfeha’s design has helped heighten the environmentally-friendly draw of the platform itself considerably. Making golf carts and NEVs even more appealing to the core real estate, hotel and golf course segments of the roughly $524 million domestic market (IBISWorld) for such vehicles. Revenue growth for the golf cart/NEV market is forecast to handsomely outpace U.S. GDP growth over the next five years at an annualized rate of 4.3 percent and Transparency Market Research’s analysis out last month indicates that during this same time period, the global market for NEVs will also accelerate.

Galenfeha’s batteries require no water, no gas is built up during use (as with lead-acid batteries), the unit confers a 25% demand reduction to the motor, and the company’s proprietary BMS is designed specifically for this platform, allowing 10 percent lower discharge rates during dormancy and eliminating the risk of sulfation (which occurs when a lead-acid battery isn’t at full charge), or the state-of-charge degradation commonly experienced after the end of the golf season when units get stowed away. The company’s LiFePo4 batteries reinforce Galenfeha’s commitment to delivering product development, engineering and manufacturing solutions that are both economical and environmentally friendly, bringing the kind of robust voltage and current throughputs which are vital to today’s state-of-the-art golf carts and NEVs. These units offer up to a 40 percent increase to the amount of directly usable and stable voltage in testing under the performance curve typical of demanding 18-hole Echelon level, classic Rees Jones-design golf courses. Such courses draw on the inspiration of both historical Scottish courses like St. Andrews and the legendary masterworks of American course design, representing a challenging continuous work load for carts that must traverse them.

Shortly after Galenfeha’s acquisition of Daylight Pump, LLC late last month, the company announced they are migrating production of Daylight’s revolutionary cost-saving and environmental impact-delimiting chemical injection pump system for the oil and gas industry, the iWaV, to the company’s own manufacturing and distribution facility in Shreveport, Louisiana. This intelligent and innovative SCADA (supervisor control and data acquisition) chemical injection pump system is perfect for any size of operation, from remote stand-alone wildcats, to big operators with multiple sites, providing full-spectrum management and optimization of production controls through an easy to use interface, while also allowing for reduced chemical usage through significantly increased delivery accuracy.

The iWaV is a computer-controlled system that allows for two-way SCADA communication with the pumps, allowing operators to vary the chemical injection rate, remotely monitor chemical flow (optional in-line flow meter) and tank levels, as well as fully customize controls to meet their specific needs. This is a paradigm shift away from existing chemical injection package methods and further opens up the growing global chemical injection pump market, which is being driven in the oil and gas industry by increased demand for tighter water and waste water treatment (among other factors), to Galenfeha.

The global chemical injection pump market is estimated as growing to around $4.1 billion by 2017 according to recent analysis by Research and Markets, experiencing a 5.3 percent CAGR as companies not only move to increase their overall logistical capacity, but move to make increased investments in modernizing infrastructure as well. With a U.S. chemical injection market running at around $1 billion, spurred on by continued development of abundant domestic shale reserves, Galenfeha’s new iWaV system, one of the most accurate chemical injection pumps available in the oil and gas sector today, will no doubt see increasing demand from domestic producers seeking to increase their injection accuracy, reduce cost and waste, and also significantly reduce overall site contamination in the process.

With WTI crude currently trading back up over $59 a barrel ($66 for Brent), the iWaV will likely continue to find abundant consumers both at home and abroad, and this new system adds mightily to Galenfeha’s already established presence in the market via their innovative DLP-P Pneumatic Chemical Injection Pump and DLP-S Solar Powered Chemical Injection Pump systems. The DLP-P for instance, which combines the rate precision of the company’s proprietary solar powered digital control system, with the robustness of a pneumatic pump, allows for on-board stroke and rate control accuracy that delivers plunger size-specific rates ranging from only a few pints a day, to over 60 gallons a day, all without the need to manually adjust a needle valve or turn a bolt.

The DLP-S is similarly innovative, utilizing UHMW (ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene) seal technology that eliminates the guess work of trying to match seal type with chemical type. The system is also designed from the ground up to isolate chemicals from the motor housing, while also allowing easy access to the fluid end and pump housing, making installation and maintenance of this endurance-built pump much easier than existing solutions.

Galenfeha continues to be at the forefront of design and manufacturing in their stored energy division, as well as their oil and gas division, offering sector operators solutions that not only reduce cost, but reduce environmental impact.

Take a closer look at the company by visiting www.galenfeha.com