The Harrik Company specializes in all things conveyor. We are the exclusive carrier of the KGS conveyor belt trainer—the world's most efficient conveyor belt trainer in existence. We also carry Beka Max lube systems for industrial applications such as: heavy equipment, trucking, and industrial equipment. We are the Oklahoma distributor for Martin Engineering products such as belt cleaners, standard belt trainers, transfer point systems, air cannons and more.   Conveyor belt mistracking can be a costly occurrence. If you are involved in the mining industry including products such as cement, coal, gold, silver, or aggregate processing, then conveyor belt training is a major key to reducing cost. A belt that is mistracking can cause spillage, frame damage, or more often damage the belt, reducing capacity and reliability. Maintaining conveyor tracking and reliability improves safety and your bottom line.   Over the years many conveyor product manufacturers have developed products for training or containing mistracking conveyors. These devices usually rely on the mistracking conveyor belt edge to steer pivoting idlers and attempt to bring the belt back into proper alignment. These training idlers often have sensing/steering idlers placed several inches away from the belt edge. This sensing idler to belt edge distance means the belt has to mistrack several inches before any actual correction takes place.   Other designs work from a center pivot tilting the return idler to bring the belt back to center. While both types have some effectiveness they allow the belt to mistrack a substantial distance before correction. Conditions such as a wet belt also hamper the effectiveness of these designs. Allowing the belt to wander until the sensing idler or tilting trainer corrects.   This can result in the belt tracking out from under the rubber skirting seal at the load zone and causing a significant material spill. This fugitive material can be costly in the mining industry including cement, gold, silver, coal and aggregate processing, since workers must put in additional hours for clean-up. Other repercussions of mistracking belts are conveyor frame abrasion or cutting of the structural components of the conveyors including return idler brackets and gravity take-up frame structure.   If you'd like a trial of the KGS conveyor belt trainer or a consultation on any of our other cost-saving products, give the Harrik Company a call today at (918) 691-6417 or visithttp://www.conveyorbelttraining.com. ...read more

Varsity Lease&Right-of-way Group @ 918-605-8006 (www.varsitygroup.net) Landman with more than 25 years experience in Land Management,Services, Right-of-way Services, (Oil&Gas Leases, Eminent Domain Cases, FarmoutAgreements, Assignments, Joint Operating Agreements, Permits,Corporation Commission Testimony, Courthouse Title Examinations). Primary duties include land department support, landowner relations, courthouse research (title examinations), troubleshooting difficult title problems, and testifying at Corporation Commission hearings (pooling, spacing, and location exceptions). Verify working interests and net revenue interests, and prepare the required assignment forms for the transfer of fee simple, federal, state, and Native American leases. Expertise focused on acquisition and divestiture of producing and non-producing oil and gas properties, pipeline systems, and undeveloped real estate properties. Occasionally help to automate systems in a due diligence environment. As manager of land professionals: supervise field activities, oil & gas leasing, negotiations, and damage settlements for exploration, production, and pipeline operations. In-house experience includes managing land records, communicating with internal departments, setting priorities, timelines, and progress reports for strategic planning and managing projects.  * Additional experience includes prospect scans, oil & gas exploration strategies, development and operations counsel to companies seeking expert Landman experience. * Frequently supply workforce to perform miscellaneous Land Agent duties across the Mid-Continent Region.  * One of the most valuable skills acquired from years of experience is the ability to conduct negotiations without alienating participating parties.    ...read more