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Superior
Fire Resistance and "R" Value of Cellulose Fiber
Insulation.
"R"
Value Without Density and Air Leakage Sealing is Meaningless.
WARNING
- DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DUPLICATE THIS DEMONSTRATION WITH ANY
OTHER TYPE OF INSULATION.
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Dry
Cellulose Fills Need for Energy Efficiency, Construction Speed
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Project aims
to prove effectiveness of dry cellulose. Brian Riessen is an Iowa-based
insulation specialist who installs up to 100 jobs per year. For
the last decade, all of those projects were insulated with dry cellulose.
"I guess what first attracted me to it is that it's a recycled
product," he recalls. "I had been with a weatherization
program and saw what a great value it added to old homes, so doing
it to new construction was a natural for me," he recalled.
"Now ParPAC is what we use in everything we do."
Among Riessen's current projects is a passive solar demonstration
home now under construction in Christmas Cove, Maine. The south
facing structure has been engineered for an air infiltration ratio
of less than .9 air changes per hour. The building's shell will
be insulated with ParPAC (90 percent recycled content) with a goal
of reducing the energy used in heating and air conditioning by 50
percent.
Brian Riessen (photo, right) blows ParPAC cellulose insulation behind
a polyester vapor barrier. After the spilled material is vacuumed
up for reuse, the wall is immediately ready for sheet rock.
877-937-3257 |
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$20,000,000,000.00 in Federal Money under (HR3021) to create jobs.
| Get 15 historical and analytical documents showing studies about the Performance Failures and dangers of fiber glass insulation with the DVD.. |

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This Classroom is where the training begins
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OUT OF WORK!; ...NEED A JOB?... START YOUR OWN CELLULOSE INSULATION ...PAR/PAC™ INSTALLATION BUSINESS.....
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NOT ONLY DO THESE TWO VIDEOS SHOW YOU HOW THE CROOKS "CHEAT" PEOPLE (THERE IS A $10,000.00 FTC FINE IF APPLICATORS GET CAUGHT) BUT THESE TWO VIDEOS SHOW YOU THE RIGHT WAY FOR INSTALLING DRY BLOWIN CELLULOSE INSULATION WITH OUR 3 PLY REINFORCED VAPOR BARRIER, RETAINING WALL MEMBRANE.
THE DEMAND FOR CELLULOSE INSULATION IS SKYROCKETING DUE TO THE WORLD FINDING OUT THAT FIBER GLASS INSULATION IS A KILLER AND A FRAUD AS AN INSULATION. IT IS NOTHING MORE THAN MAN-MADE ASBESTOS.
TAKE THE ENERGY AUDITOR 3 DAY COURSE OFFERED BY YOUR STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY. THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION IS PUMPING BILLIONS INTO RETRO-FITTING AMERICA'S AGING HOUSING INVENTORY. BUILDERS OF NEW HOMES ARE BUILDING ENERGY STAR AND "GREEN" ENERGY EFFICIENT HOMES.
THE REAL WORLD (AS BUILDERS ARE DISCOVERING) IS THAT YOU CAN NOT CONSTRUCT HOMES AND STUFF FIBER GLASS IN THEM AND EXPECT THEM TO PASS BLOWER DOOR AIR INFILTRATION TESTING.
IF YOU WANT ON THE JOB TRAINING HERE IN MAINE CONTACT GERARD.GAGNON@ACECELLULOSEINSULATION.COM.
SEE PAR/PAC'S DISTRIBUTOR LIST. CALL FOR A DELIVERED PRICE ON A GREAT ACCUONE MODEL 9400 INSTALLATION MACHNE. VISIT THEIR WEB SITE @WWW.ACCUONE.COM, (Tell them that you are working with Richard Munson of par/PAC™). TELL THEM YOUR WORKING WITH RICHARD MUNSON TO HELP YOU GET....BACK TO WORK. HELPING YOURSELF...HELPING AMERICA FREE IT SELF FROM FOREIGN OIL AND HELPING TO REDUCE CO2 EMISSIONS FROM HOMES. HOMES ARE THE NUMBER ONE CONTRIBUTOR TO GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE. THANKS TO BUILDERS PAST USE OF FIBER GLASS INSULATION (NOW DIEING A WELL DESERVED DEATH) THERE ARE MORE THAN 80 MILLION UNDER INSULATED HOMES IN AMERICA. YOU CAN GET TO WORK SOLVING THAT PROBLEM AND MAKE A GOOD HONEST LIVING DOING IT. LET US HELP YOU GET STARTED.
Richard Munson, President PAR/PAC™ Inc.
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No Reason To Be Out Of A Job - Start your own Cellulose Insulation Installation BUSINESS TODAY!
Complete - $5,000.00 Plus Freight |
STEP-1 |
TAKE YOUR STATE'S ENERGY AUDITOR CLASS (USUALLY - 3 DAY COURSE) |
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SIGN UP FOR YOUR STATE'S WEATHERIZATION TRAINING PROGRAM. CONTACT YOUR STATE'S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY. GET INFORMATION. |
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GET FREE ON THE JOB TRAINING IN MAINE, GEORGIA, IOWA AND UTAH. CALL GERARD GAGNON AT ACE INSULATION. More training Centers Opening.
(207) 312-1055 or Call par/PAC (877) 937-3257 |
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IOWA - CALL BRIAN RIESSEN (712) 269-1326 AT RIESSEN AND MIDWEST CONSTRUCTION. |
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Complete As Shown Above
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The AccuOne 9400 is a portable, all fiber blowing and spraying machine, engineered with the busy contractor in mind. The variable speed blower and adjustable material feed provide powerful, efficient operation with maximum production from a 115 volt machine. Durable construction and corrosion resistant coating provide long life with minimal maintenance. |
Production Rates
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Cellulose: 1800 lbs./hr
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Fiberglass: 700 lbs./hr
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Rockwool: 1000 lbs./hr
Features
- Welded steel construction
- Epoxy polyester coating
- 1 hp TFEC drive motor
- Recessed control panel
- Variable speed agitator
- Material conditioning cards
- Remote switch with 100' cord
- Modular component design
Specifications
- Production Rate: 1800 lbs. per hour
- Weight: 390 lbs.
- Dimensions: 26"W x 38"D x 48"H
- Hopper Capacity: 14 cu. ft.
- Airlock: 10" x 10" dia.
- Blower Size: 12.9 amp/3-stage
- Power Requirements: Dual input, 15 amp/115V
- Hose: 3" dia. up to 400 feet
- Optional 2-blower design available
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To Order the AccuOne A9400
Call par/PAC™ at 877-937-3257
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Product
Used
Our
product is simply a systematic application of two major components,
when working together, provide the greatly enhanced reduction
in heating and air conditioning cost through reduced air exchange
between the inside air and the outside ambient air temperature
and humidity.
The
Cellulose is a fire retardant, densely packed and monolithically
sealed with a polyethylene product to provide an optimized
insulation seal.
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Fire
Resistance Of Fiberglass vs Cellulose Wall Insulation
Fiberglass
will melt when exposed to flame. The glass fibers
are fragile composites of inorganic silica (melted
sand) combined with other minerals. The "R"
value of fiberglass is a result of air pockets
trapped in between glass fibers. If you compress
the thickness of a fiberglass batt you reduce
its "R" value.
Cellulose
derives its "R" value from air cells
trapped inside the organic fibers. Cellulose fibers
used in cellulose insulation start out their life
as a tree... Trees specifically grown to manufacture
pulp for soft sheet newspapers that you handle
daily. The paper resource is recycled and manufactured
(fiberized) to become a fire resistant product
by the addition of borate fire retardants. The
same borate chemicals that are used to suppress
forest fires all over the world. Borate in one
form or another is used in over 200 consumer products.
It is a permanent fire retardant and complies
with ASTM & Federal specifications.When cellulose
insulation is dense packed pneumatically to a
3# P.C.F. density it develops significant burn
resistance due to the absence of convective air/oxygen
needed to support combustion. See
"document" link above.
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par/PAC Reinforced Membrane Product |
par/PAC
reinforced polyethylene is a 3 layer composite consisting
of two outer layers of recycled polyethylene separated by a middle
layer of recycled polypropylene string fiber.The par/PAC
poly product is an effective vapor barrier if the openings/slits
and penetrations made in it for pneumatic installation
(blown in) are sealed. If left unsealed it is no longer
a vapor barrier but rather it is simply a very strong
membrane/retaining wall for dry blown in cellulose fiber
insulation. The par/PAC poly must be "lip"
stitched (stapled tightly" to avoid pillowing. Follow
the instructions to assure that it is "Drum Skin
Tight".
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Applicators
and Builders Wanted...
For $5,000 (plus freight) You Can Buy A New ACCU-1 A9400, You Can
Become a par/PAC Applicator or Builder. You may already
have 90% of the equipment required.TRAINING VIDEO INCLUDED
No Sales Tax if sold outside the State of Massachusetts
Great for Veterans Starting their own business

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