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Even in the worst of economic conditions, some manufacturers always seem to ride out the storms better than others. A good example of that might be Magnum Products.The company, which manufactures a range of smaller equipment, much of it for the rental and light construction industry, is adding another 70,000 sq.ft. to its existing 50,000 sq.ft. facility that serves as the headquarters for manufacturing and administration. The Berlin, Wis.-based company is more than doubling its size in order to house its expanding product lines, which include: new mobile generators, light towers, water trailers and power buggies, all sold under the Magnum brand name.

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