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Scheyden introduces cabin and panel towels

By Janice Wood · August 23, 2012 ·

Scheyden Precision Eyewear has introduced a range of microfiber cabin and panel towels engineered for spotless, scratch-free cleaning of aircraft exteriors and instrumentation.

Measuring 16 x 24 inches, the Cabin Towel ($12.95) is sized for cleaning the leading edge, windshield or other external portions of an airplane. Slightly smaller at 8 x 12 inches, the Panel Towel ($9.95) was created for in-cabin use and ensures cockpit instruments, electronic devices, sunglasses and other gear are clean and free of obstruction, company officials said.

“Having a high-quality microfiber towel to quickly and easily take care of unwanted dust and debris is essential for safety and comfort,” says Jeff Herold, company founder and an instrument-rated private pilot. “The new Scheyden towels are conveniently sized to fit in a flight bag, knee board, under the seat or in the seatback pouch, so they’re always at the ready.”

The Cabin Towel comes standard in a black, while the Panel Towel is offered in an off-white “oat” color. Both can be hand or machine washed in cold water with mild detergent. They are available as a package for $16.95.

For more information: Scheyden.com or 800-851-2758.

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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