GalleryUpdate on our Terms & Conditions
We have updated the “Shipment” portion of our Terms & Conditions with the following information:
Shipments to the USA (CI Distributors):
All pricing is F.O.B. Blaine, Washington. There are no duties […]
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Nov 2021
GalleryNew “Specialty Products” webpage
At DCD Design, we receive various inquiries about custom applications for our products and we try our best to answer these calls by creating custom variations of our products, […]
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Oct 2021
GalleryCranberry Season!
It’s cranberry season across the street from DCD! For most of the year, our building faces an empty field, but every October brings a cranberry harvest that really brightens […]
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Jun 2021
Gallery00503-204 HDD Swivel ‘Benchmarking’
What is ‘Benchmarking’ anyway? It’s the comparison of your own business, product or processes, against other products or industry best practices. We all do it whether or not we […]
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Jul 2020
GalleryAnother New Rope Connector Size!
We recently added a new set of sizes to our entire line of Rope Connectors, but now we’ve added yet another to our 00521 Series of Rope-to-Rope Connectors.
We were […]
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Jun 2020
GalleryNew Size Added for Rope Connectors
In case any of our customers are unaware, DCD Design now offers its largest size yet for all three series of Rope Connectors. The 00520-040, 00521-040, 00522-040, and 00522-040A […]
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Jun 2020
GalleryNew 400 lb Breakaway Pin
Based on a customer request, DCD has developed a new 400 lb breakaway pin to add to the 00565 series of breakaway pins. These pins can be used with […]
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May 2020
GalleryDCD Maxi-DUB Swivels in action!
Straight from the field, we have pictures and video of our Maxi-Dub Swivels in action, courtesy of Boris de Koning, owner of PT Borizontal. Regarding DCD Maxi-DUBs, Boris stated:“Had […]
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Aug 2010
Our Midwest Warehouse!
Our Midwest warehouse is now operating! This is due to feedback from you, our customers. Thank you, we always welcome feedback.
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Jun 2010
Breaking the Mold
Spent the morning at the foundry, inspecting the cast-alloy clevis ends of the 350 ton and 500 ton swivels, and discussing the method with the foundrymen there. […]
