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The hit NBC show, “The Office” recently featured a segment about Michael Scott (Steve Carell) trying to play with the Vertical Baler. This isn’t the first time he has tried to get his hands on this piece of recycling equipment, but this time he tries to be a little bit sneakier about it! Watch the clip in our video section: http://www.olympicequipment.com/videos.php
Orange County, California’s own Olympic Wire & Equipment has a star on the hit tv show, “The Office”. Olympic Wire & Equipment’s bright red baler starred prominently on a full episode of “The Office”. The episode takes place in “The Office” warehouse with a full blown roast of Steve Carell’s character. To Olympic’s surprise, when the episode first aired, the lead in for the show on the west coast was Super Bowl XLIII.
One of Olympic Wire & Equipment’s vertical balers was featured prominently in this past weekend’s post-Super Bowl “The Office” episode. Download the attached .jpg for a still from the show featuring series star Steve Carell and Olympic’s equipment!
View the full episode online: Full Video
The Cable Directory has a story on the present cost of domestic steel wire rod:
US domestic steel wire prices have stabilized at price levels not seen since the mid 1990th. No wire or wire rod is presently imported at these prices. There is no established floor price in the market as rod inventories are being cleared and most users are shutting down their plants until well after New Year.
It remains to be seen if and how this will have an immediate impact on the price of baling wire in the new year.