At the Triverus manufacturing shop in Palmer on Monday, manufacturing and exporting innovative medical, commercial, and industrial products from Alaska was recognized by Gov. Mike Dunleavy and his administration.
Eight companies representing aerospace, aviation, agriculture, outdoor adventure and medical-tech were mentioned.
One of the companies, Alert Wet, manufactures disposable moisture sensors for hospitals and nursing homes. They alert caretakers when a patient’s bedding or clothing may need to be changed.“The more we can manufacture here, the more we can make here, the more we can grow here, the more we can mine here, the more we can drill here — it’s better for Alaska, it’s better for Alaskans, and it’s better for this country because it’s going to make us more secure,” Dunleavy said, “...
Besides Alert Wet and TriJet, other companies celebrated at the event include The Launch Company, Airglas, Inc., InDemnis, VH Hydroponics, Airframes Alaska LLC, and Triverus.
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