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MANUFACTURERS LITERATURE Flow Instrumentation George Fischer Inc. Tusfin, Calif.

The new 1997 +GF+ SIGNET In- strumentation Catalog offers a com- plete line of flow and analytical sen- sors, transmitters, monitors, controllers, and fittings designed for simple installation, operation, and maintenance. The catalog highlights the new +GF+ SIGNET 8540 Pump Pulser, 5600 Batch Controller, and the 2560 Flowmag.

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Sprayer Packages Grace Inc. Minneapolis

Grace’s line of airless, air-assisted airless, and electrostatic President and Monark cart-mounted sprayers, which feature an expanded offering of stainless steel and heated models with a number of new product features, in- cluding stainless steel fluid pressure regulators for precise fluid delivery control; swivels and filters; new flexi- ble air hoses and whip hoses; modular air controls for easy access; and a rug- ged new cart with improved balance and handling, is featured in a 24-page brochure.


Zinc Electroplating Processes McGean-Rohco Inc. Cleveland

McGean-Rohco’s Ecolozinc alka- line noncyanide zinc electroplating processes are the subject of a 2-page flyer. Also discussed are the company’s Rodip chromate conversion coat- ings.


Precision Cleaning System Pressure Island Menlo Park, Calif.

A 2-page, color flyer describes Pres- sure Island’s industrial-grade closed- loop high-pressure precision cleaning system. A cross section of the system

and a list of specifications are included in the literature.


Heaters and Temperature Controls Proheatco Mfg. Co. Pomona, Calif.

Proheatco’s line of electric immer- sion heaters and temperature controls is featured in an 82-page catalog. In- cluded in the catalog are a heat calcu- lation chart, chemical recommendation chart, l- and 3-phase amp chart, and specifications and ordering informa- tion for the company’s heaters and temperature controls.


Conveyors Rapid Industries Inc. Louisville, Ky

Rapid’s conveyor components, overhead trolley conveyors, Rapid Flow power-and-free conveyors, Rapid Flex enclosed-track overhead conveyors, Rapid Flow Q-Flex enclosed-track power-and-free conveyors, floor conveyors, conveyor controls, and conveyor lubricators are described and pictured in a lZpage, color brochure.


Blowers and Drying Systems Sonic Air Systems Inc. Brea, Calif.

Sonic Air Systems’ blowers, airknives, and drying systems are pictured and described in a 4-page catalog. Featured are the SAS-700 and SAS-1000 blowers, XE air-knife, airknife drying systems, high-velocity can/bottle drying systems, airwipe col- lar assemblies, SAS-700 retrokit blower, in-line HEPA air filter, and helical drum.


Spray Nozzles Spraying Systems Co. Whea ton, 111.

Spraying Systems’ line of spray nozzles is featured in a 12-page, color

brochure. A Spray Nozzle Selection Guide is included. Pictured and described are the company’s Clip-Eyelet Nozzle System, ProMax QuickJet nozzles, and Windjet air control nozzles.


Vacuum Blowers Stokes Vacuum Inc. Willow Grove, Pa.

An &page brochure describes Stokes’ full line of vacuum blowers. The brochure covers benefits of the blowers and includes a cutaway draw- ing that highlights the stand d and optional features of the blower % sign and construction. The brochure also includes representative performance curves for a number of blower models.


Abrasive Lapping Compounds The Stutz Co. Chicago

Stutz Co.‘s line of lapping compounds is the subject of a 4-page, color brochure. The compounds are engi- neered, formulated, and produced for the cutting, smoothing, finishing, and polishing of metal surfaces following stock removal techniques such as grinding, milling, boring, honing, and EDM machining.


Compressed-Air Dryers Van Air Systems Inc. Lake City, Pa.

An easy-to-use booklet takes the end user through the steps of selecting the best type of compressed-air dryer for the application. How to Select a Com- pressed Air Dryer begins with guide- lines on determining the degree of dry- ness, expressed as the dew point, needed for the end user’s operation. Subsequent sections outline how to re- view the existing compressed-air system, distinguish between dryer types based on design and performance char- acteristics and requirements, and com- pare initial and operating costs.


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