La Crosse, WI August 16, 2011

DuraTech Industries is proud to announce the launch of a new and much anticipated website redesign at www.duratech.com.

Easy to navigate and designed with the customer in mind, the fresh new design is a part of the company’s commitment to provide improved navigation, better organization of content, improved interactive communication functionalities and current web technologies.

The improved website contains the following new features:

Easier access to information on new products and services and technical data.

An enhanced search function of content that allows a user to find what they need quickly.

Updated technical information that can be shared or downloaded.

The website redesign is the first of other upcoming plans that DuraTech Industries has incorporated into their integrated marketing and social media campaign.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker spoke to DuraTech employees, Tuesday, January 25 as part of his brown bag guide to government program.

Walker toured the North Side plant, touting Monday’s vote to provide tax breaks on health savings accounts and an upcoming vote on tort reform.

He called his success thus far a “shot of optimism.”

“We are trying to do things. We are doing things to make it easier for private employers to put people to work,” Walker said, such as making sure every state agency is focused on commerce.

The HSA bill was Walker’s first since taking office three weeks ago. The governor says it will create jobs, but the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau estimates the cut will also add $49 million to the state’s $3 billion budget deficit.

Super Bowl jokes aside, Walker continued to use Illinois as a foil to highlight his own efforts to encourage businesses to reinvest. While Illinois is raising corporate and individual income taxes to fix its budget shortfall, Wisconsin is getting out of the way of business, he said.

“What’s been failing us is not our people or places,” Walker said. “What’s been failing us until now is our expanse of government.”