http://www.arbortech.com.au/view/allsaw/

We've used the Arbortech Allsaw 160 for over 5 years and it makes for short work on opening large thick plaster jackets. They are just awesome!

http://www.armex.com/

The Church & Dwight Co. has been supplying us with technical support and the finest blasting media compounds available. We have confidently used their products in the most delicate of preparation tasks. We highly recommend their products.

http://www.crystalmarkinc.com/

We've been using Swam Blasters from Crystalmark Corp. in our lab for 15 years. Without a doubt, they build the best micro blasting equipment around. Check them out.....there worth every penny.

http://www.donaldson.com/en/industrialair/cartridge/index.html

We've used Donaldson - Torit for dust collection in our laboratory for over 10 years without any problems at all. With that kind of performance and reliability its no wonder that we choose their equipment for all of our fossil preparation needs. - Contact Donaldson - Torit

http://www.softknees.com/ergokneel.html

After 30 years of kneeling and laying on the hard ground excavating dinosaurs these old bones of mine won't do another day in the field without my Ergokneel mat under me. Check them out!
 

http://www.fein.de/fein-multimaster/us/en/main/

Fein Tool Co. makes the Multimaster tool. This fine saw does a wonderful job cutting open small to medium size plaster jackets. Stays cool too! Throw away those Stryker cast saws.

http://www.idealindustries.com/

This company makes a great field awl and other tools

http://www.paleotools.com/

Bar none the best pneumatic tools made for fossil preparation. They have an air scribe for every job from the field to the lab.

http://www.paleobond.com/Home.htm

We've tested and used Paleo Bond products for over 10 years now. Yes you can buy less expensive adhesives and consolidates but Paleo Bond has proven its quality time and time again. You can't cut corners on priceless specimens, we don't and that's why we use Paleo Bond.