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(left to right) Douglas Hitchcock, Design Engineer; Craig Feherty, CEO; Kevin Rose, Applications Engineer; Mark Burton, Operations Manager at Well-SENSE

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(left to right) Douglas Hitchcock, Design Engineer; Craig Feherty, CEO; Kevin Rose, Applications Engineer; Mark Burton, Operations Manager at Well-SENSE
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