Find Sparkling Clear at the 2026 HASC Tailgate Extravaganza!
January 29, 2026
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Sparkling Clear Industries is heading to the HASC Tailgate Extravaganza, and we’re looking forward to connecting with industry peers at one of the region’s most anticipated safety-focused events!
📅 Friday, February 6, 2026
🕛 Booths open at 11 AM
📍 Pasadena Fairgrounds
The 2026 Tailgate theme, The Golden Age of Safety, is a fitting one. It’s a nod to an era defined by craftsmanship, reliability, and pride in doing things the right way—values that still matter today, especially in industrial environments where safety and uptime go hand in hand.
If you’re attending the Tailgate, we invite you to stop by Booth 316.
We’ll be happy to talk industrial filtration, reliability, and safety—and grab a steak popper or street taco while you’re there! 🌮
Registration to attend is not required. This free event is open to industry, so bring your colleagues for a day of celebration, safety, and fun!
Discover more information here: https://www.hasc.com/tailgate/
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