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Industrial Revolution Dealer Workbook INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2020-2021 DEALER WORKBOOK ABOUT I.R. Industrial Revolution is the name behind our collection of people, brands, and products that share the singular purpose of making life outside more enjoyable. What began with the iconic UCO Candle Lantern in 1971, has grown to what we are today: home to a broad range of both curated and self-designed products that cleverly solve basic, yet universal needs for outdoor adventure. By partnering with respected and innovative global brands and forging our solutions where none exist, we’ve developed a portfolio of must-haves for every retail space. From fire and sustenance to legendary knives and taking better photos our purpose-designed products simply make life outdoors better. As a privately held company, we choose to model a work/lifestyle that ensures our bottom line is defined by more than numbers alone. We believe that relationships matter, that our people matter and that we must always move forward toward sustainability, wherever we can, simply because it’s the right thing to do. This is what makes us who we are. We invite you to be a part of our Industrial Revolution. We recognize that not every decision is driven by the bottom line and we endeavor to constantly improve the sustainability, efficiency, and precision of our services & operations. UCOWARE U 01 - U 10 LED LANTERNS U 11 - U 14 HEADLAMPS U 15 - U 16 UCO CANDLE LANTERNS U 17 - U 20 FIRESTARTING U 21 - U 28 PORTABLE GRILLING U 29 - U 32 ICE CREAM BALLS U 33 - U 34 ADVENTURE-PROOF ESSENTIALS UCO stands for Utility, Comfort, and Originality. Founded in Redmond, WA in 1971, we bring nearly 50 years of innovation and manufacturing expertise to the outdoor industry. Each of our products is designed with useful features that make your time outside safer and more comfortable. With products like the Original Candle Lantern that offer great functionality and simplicity or the Stormproof Matches that help you survive the elements, we have grown to become a leading brand in lighting and fire-starting for your outdoor, home, and emergency preparedness needs. NOTES UCO UCO WARE OUTDOOR MEALS. EVERYDAY. UCO Ware is a collection of utensils and mess kits for the modern-day explorer. UCO Ware is hardworking and easy-to -use, anytime and anywhere. ADVENTURE-PROOF ESSENTIALS U 1 NESTING MEAL KIT, 2-PERSON Designed for sell-through, our 2-person Mess Kit delivers an amazing value with NEW! the refined look, feel and performance of kits much farther north on price. Built entirely from food-safe polypropylene, each kit comes with full-size plates, cups, bowls, Switch Sporks and a mesh carry bag for a great “kit” look on the shelf. • An outstanding value with a premium feel and function • Includes two each: 12 fl oz. cups, 23 fl oz. bowls, 9 in. plates, Switch Sporks • Gloss finish with a non-slip topographical graphic; calibrated cups for measuring • Nesting design packs small • Dishwasher Safe, FDA-Food Safe, EN approved, BPA-Free, Phthalate Free • Lifetime Warranty NORTHERN LIGHTS VENTURE PART # F-MK-NEST2 UPC NORTHERN: 054269004385 VENTURE: 054269004392 BODY MATERIAL Polypropylene, Reinforced Nylon PRODUCT WEIGHT 25 oz PRODUCT DIMS. 9 x 9 x 5 in (23 x 23 x 12.7 cm) WARRANTY Lifetime INNER/MASTER QTY. 3/12 PKGD. WEIGHT 26 oz PKGD. DIMS. 10.5” x 10.5” PACKAGING Hang Tag PACKAGING UCO WARE U 2 ECO 5-PIECE MESS KIT AVAILABLE Continuing our commitment to seeking sustainable solutions, our new ECO 2021 Mess Kit features a 100% biodegradable lid/plate and bowl. These earth- friendly vessels are disposable in any composting facility and are safe for you and the environment. We’ve also retained the smart features–like a locking, sealed lid and matching radius between spork and bowl–that have made UCO Ware a favorite mealtime companion in town or on the trail. • Bio-based, 100% compostable lid/plate and bowl meets US (ASTM D6400:2012) & EU (DIN EN 13432:2000) Biodegradable standards • Includes bowl, locking lid/plate, and two-piece Switch Spork • Lid doubles as a plate; silicone gasket ensures leak-proof seal • Dishwasher safe, BPA-free, Phthalate-free, EN-approved • Lifetime warranty OCEAN BLUE MIDNIGHT GREY PLUM PURPLE LOCK PART # F-MK-ECO5PC UPC MIDNIGHT: 054269004354 OCEANBLUE: 054269004361 PLUMPURPLE: 054269004378 BODY MATERIAL Biodegradable PLA, Silicone, Reinforced Nylon PRODUCT WEIGHT 14 oz PRODUCT DIMS. 8 x 8 x 3 in (20 x 20 x 7.5 cm) WARRANTY Lifetime INNER/MASTER QTY. 4 PKGD. WEIGHT 17 oz PKGD. DIMS. 9.8 x 9.5 in (25 x 24 cm) PACKAGING Peggable Box LOCKING TAB CLIPS PACKAGING U 3 UCO WARE 6-PIECE MESS KIT PART # F-MK-CORE6PC • Includes bowl, lid/plate, Camp Cup, Switch Spork, and silicone tether UPC BLUE: 054269003708 SUNRISE:054269003715 • Collapsible Camp Cup stows inside Mess Kit for secure transport VENTURE: 054269003722 • Two-piece Switch Spork set provides BODY MATERIAL Polypropylene, Reinforced Nylon & TPE a dedicated fork, knife, & spoon PRODUCT WEIGHT Container: 7.75 oz / Utility Spork: 0.6 oz/ • Silicone gasket ensures Cup 2.1 oz leak-proof seal PRODUCT DIMS. 8 x 8 x 3 in (20 x 20 x 7.5 cm) • Easy packing and drying with WARRANTY Lifetime multi-function silicone tether INNER/MASTER QTY. 0/4 PKGD. WEIGHT 11.2 oz PKGD. DIMS. 9.8 x 9.5 in (25 x 24 cm) PACKAGING Peggable Standing Sleeve RETRO CLASSIC VENTURE SUNRISE BLUE PACKAGING 4-PIECE MESS KIT PART # F-MK-CORE4PC • Includes bowl, lid/plate, Camp Cup, Utility Spork, and silicone tether UPC BLUE: 054269004064 SUNRISE:054269003104 • Silicone gasket ensures leak-proof seal VENTURE: 054269003098 • Get-a-Grip Handles make plate and BODY MATERIAL Polypropylene and Reinforced Nylon bowl easy to hold • Savor every last bite with matching PRODUCT WEIGHT Container: 7.75 oz / Utility Spork: 0.53 oz curvature between spork & bowl PRODUCT DIMS. 8" x 8" x 3" • No-slip base on lid/plate and bowl WARRANTY Lifetime INNER/MASTER QTY. 0/4 PKGD. WEIGHT 9 oz PKGD. DIMS. 9.8" x 9.5" PACKAGING Decal with Hanging Loop RETRO CLASSIC VENTURE SUNRISE BLUE PACKAGING COLLAPSIBLE CAMP CUP PART # F-C-1PK, F-C-2PK • Soft, collapsible base stows in solid upper half, UPC BLUE: 054269003821 SUNRISE: 054269003838 reducing overall height by 50% VENTURE: 054269003845 • Ergonomic handle provides sturdy, comfortable grip 2-PACK BLUE-VENT: 054269003852 • Integrated attachment point 2-PACK SUN-VENT: 054269003869 compatible with common BODY MATERIAL Polypropylene and TPE carabiner sizes PRODUCT WEIGHT 2.1 oz. (60g) • Built in volume gradients PRODUCT DIMS. EXPANDED 3.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 in (9 x 9 x 9 cm) (ounces & ml) PRODUCT DIMS. COLLAPSED 1.75 x 1.75 x 1.75 (4.5 x 9 x 9 cm) • Safe with cold and hot WARRANTY Lifetime beverages INNER/MASTER QTY. 4/32, 2/32 PKGD. WEIGHT 2.2 oz. Single, 4.4 oz. Double RETRO CLASSIC VENTURE SUNRISE BLUE PACKAGING PACKAGING Hang Tag UCO WARE U 4 ECO UTILITY SPORK We’re proud to offer our classic Utility NEW! MUSTARD Spork in our 100% biodegradable ECO YELLOW option. Industrially compostable, the ECO Spork is plenty tough to deliver its 3-in-1 60 PIECE POP TRAY 30 PIECE BULK 2 PACK BERRY mealtime utility for many years. BLUE • Bio-based, 100% PART # F-SP-UT-ECO-POP F-SP-UT-ECO-BULK F-SP-UT-ECO-2PK compostable; meets ASTM UPC FORREST GREEN (X10) VARIOUS: 054269004477 VARIOUS: 054269004163 Biodegradable standard MUSTARD YELLOW (X10) BERRYBLUE (X5): 054269004217 BERRY-MUST: 054269004170 LUSH LUSH LAVENDER (X10) CHILIRED (X5): 054269004224 CHILI-SLAT: 054269004187 LAVENDER • 3-in-1 design delivers BERRY BLUE (X10) FOREST (X5): 054269004231 FOR-LUSH: 054269004194 dedicated fork and spoon, CHILI RED (X10) LUSHLAV (X5): 054269004248 plus a serrated fork SLATE GREY (X10) MUSTARD (X5): 054269004255 FOREST edge for cutting 054269004200 SLATEGREY (X5): 054269004262 GREEN • Stackable, nesting design BODY MATERIAL Biodegradable PLA Biodegradable PLA Biodegradable PLA with elastic tether for securing PRODUCT WEIGHT 0.6 oz 0.6 oz 0.6 oz a stack, drying, etc. CHILI PRODUCT DIMS. 7" x 1.3" x 0.75" 7" x 1.3" x 0.75" 7" x 1.3" x 0.75" RED • Dishwasher Safe, FDA-Food Lifetime Lifetime Lifetime Safe, BPA-Free, WARRANTY Phthalate Free INNER/MASTER QTY. 60/360 30/600 6/48 SLATE • Lifetime warranty PKGD. WEIGHT 48 oz 42 oz 1.4 oz GREY PKGD. DIMS. TBD 7” x 1.3” x .75” 2.2” x 9” PACKAGING POP Tray Barcode Sticker Wrap Peggable Card ECO SWITCH SPORK The Ultimate in shape shifting is now 100% biodegradable. The Switch NEW! Spork stores compact but transforms into a dedicated spoon, fork and knife, or telescopes together to form an extra-long utensil ideal for deep walled containers like freeze dried meals in bags. • Bio-based, 100% compostable; meets ASTM and EU Biodegradable standards • 4-in-1 Design delivers dedicated spoon, fork, and knife plus a “long reach utensil” mode • Attachment hole designed for use with elastic tether or carabiner PART # F-SP-SWITCH-ECO • Dishwasher Safe, FDA-Food Safe, EN approved, BPA-Free, UPC MIDNIGHT: 054269004316 Phthalate Free SPECS OCEANBLUE: 054269004323 • Lifetime warranty PLUMPURPLE: 054269004330 BODY MATERIAL Biodegradable PLA PRODUCT WEIGHT .96 oz PRODUCT DIMS. 7” x 1.3” x 1” WARRANTY Lifetime SNAPS TOGETHER! INNER/MASTER QTY. 6/48 NESTED CONNECTED PKGD. WEIGHT .7 oz PKGD. DIMS. 2.9” x 10.75” OCEAN BLUE MIDNIGHT GREY PLUM PURPLE PACKAGING Peggable Card U 5 UCO WARE STAINLESS STEEL SWITCH SPORK Built for the grillers or anyone that demands a lot from their utensils, the NEW! 4-in-1 stainless steel Switch Spork is perfect for handling open flames and high heat cooking, We also spec’d a 316 Stainless Steel to make sure it will reliably handle the maximum amount of abuse you can dish out.
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