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Heads Up: No IEN Newsletter Until July 12

We'll see you in a week.

Industrial Media Staff
Jul 1, 2021
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Dearest Industrial Equipment News (IEN) readers,

Our offices (and remote workspaces) will be closed next week as our staff takes some rest and relaxation before attacking the second half of the year.

So, you won't find an IEN newsletter in your email inbox until July 12. We will, however, deploy our IEN Weekly newsletter on Tuesday, July 6.

We'll keep our website updated with new content during next week, so keep checking IEN.com in the meantime.

See you in a week. 

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