Cal-Bay Controls, Inc. Agrees to Sell EPCON Industrial Products


TUSTIN, Calif., March 16, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Cal-Bay Controls, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Cal-Bay International, Inc. (OTCBB:CBYI), has recently reached agreement with EPCON Industrial Systems, Inc. of Conroe, Texas to serve as a sales representative for EPCON products in Southern California.

According to Chuck Prebay, President of Cal-Bay Controls, "EPCON custom designs, manufactures and installs air pollution control systems, paint finishing systems and process heating systems for such industries as petroleum refineries, chemical, pulp and paper, metal finishing, aerospace, automotive, etc. We think that the EPCON product line will be an excellent fit with several of our other products that are sold primarily to the pollution control and environmental monitoring markets."

Cal-Bay Controls, Inc. was formed in 1976 as a manufacturer's sales representative and distributor of environmental, process control instrumentation and related products and services. Cal-Bay International, Inc. is a publicly traded company currently trading on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB:CBYI) exchange.

For additional information refer to the company Internet website at www.calbayinternational.com

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