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• 1. (304) 233-3000
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What happened to my bottom line personal and bottom line health subscription?

  Notice to Digital Edition Customers: We hope that you have enjoyed your Bottom Line Personal and Bottom Line Health digital editions. While we have received much positive feedback from users, the demand for this service has been lower than expected and so we will be discontinuing the service.

• Whats the difference between the erdman high speed dura line and ig line?

  The Erdman High Speed Dura Line produces IG at a rate nearly twice as fast as a traditional IG Line. Total labor for the Dura High Speed line is 3-4 operators per up to 1200+ units per shift. 400 Series IG Line provides 400+ IG units per shift with only 2 entry level operators.

• Are laser line probes more accurate than tactile Line probes?

  Analysis and practical tests reveal that laser line probes achieve a feature inspection accuracy that cannot be distinguished from tactile accuracy. The higher data density of optical systems enables elimination of the local imperfections on real parts that mislead tactile inspection.

• What is the tyson help line and web line?

  The Tyson Help Line and Web Line are free, accommodate most languages, and are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All of our reporting avenues are provided to uphold our commitment to our Core Values and to protect the rights of Team Members without fear of retaliation.

• What is the difference between a messenger line and heaving line?

  A messenger line or just messenger is relatively light cordage used to pull a heavier cable across a gap or through a tube or duct. The term is also used for a line used to pull or lower a package along a downline or jackstay. A heaving line is a rope with a weighted end which can be thrown relatively easily across a gap.