KCH Services Inc. Forest City, N.C.

KCH Services offers design, fabrica- tion, and installation of pollution con- trol exhaust systems including fans, scrubbers, mist eliminators, hoods, and ducts in PVC, PP, and FRP. Other

products consist of “Factory Mutual”- approved PVC duct, odor-control scrubbers, and air strippers. The Spec- tra U is the solution to your Federal Chrome MACT Standards. The Spec- tra U is capable of ultrahigh removal efficiencies.

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Kimre Inc. Perrine, F/a.

The Kimre booth will display the B-Gon Mist Eliminator pads. The B-Gon Mist Eliminator is the compos- ite mesh pad (CMP) technology se- lected by the EPA as maximum availa- ble control technology (MACR) for industrial chrome platers. The compos- ite mesh pads are comprised of multi- ple layers of the Kimre uniquely interlaced monofilament structure. Pad configuration is tailored to meet your process needs. CMP is unsurpassed for high efficiency and low maintenance.

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Kinetic0 Engineered Systems Inc. Newbury, Ohio

Kinetic0 Engineered Systems Inc. will display the new IonWinner sys- tem, which combines ion exchange and electrowinning in a single system to boost plating and metal recovery effi- ciency. The IonWinner reduces con- centrations of hazardous metals in

wastewater to meet discharge limits. The electrolytic metal recovery design reduces hazardous sludge generation by reclaiming metals such as copper, nickel, or tin/lead from resin regenera- tions and chemistry dumps into a metallic form for nonhazardous dis- posal. Kinetic0 is a manufacturer of ion exchange, membrane, and electrowin- ning systems for high-purity water recycling, metal recovery, and waste minimization for the printed circuit board, semiconductor, metal-finishing, electronics, and electroplating indus- tries.

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Kolene Corp. Detroit

Kolene Corp. will be showcasing its Salt Bath Nitriding (SBN) Processes. SBN is a multifunctional process that increases the wear, fatigue, and corro- sion resistance of ferrous components. The process also reduces the coeffi- cient of friction and imparts a durable black appearance on treated compo- nents. SBN is also an alternative surface treatment to electroless nickel and chromium plating.

Kraft Chemical Co. Me/rose Park, 111.

Kraft Chemical will exhibit its line of chemical raw material and nonfer- rous metal needs for electroplaters and surface finishers. Kraft offers expertise on market and environmental informa- tion, in addition to product require- ments. CirCle661OllMIdWinfwmstknd

L&R Mfg. co. Kearny, NJ.

L&R introduces the 4000 Series Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems, engi- neered for heavy-duty, precision clean- ing for industrial applications. The systems feature a separate tank and generator set-up. Choose from a vari- ety of tank sizes from 5-42 gal. All tanks are constructed of heavy 14

gauge stainless steel. L&R’s new 4002 generators with Constant Power Out- put (CPO) and optional 4002ST Gener- ator with sweep frequency and Power Intensity Control ensure reliability, repeatability, and consistency for in- dustrial cleaning applications.

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L-Chem Inc. Shaker Heights, Ohio

L-Chem will demonstrate Cell-De- sign, a user-friendly computer-aided design and engineering (CAD/CAE) software for modeling electroplating processes. Cell-Design accurately pre- dicts plating parameters including the current, potentials, and deposit thick- ness distributions for any cell configu- ration and plating conditions. The software is menu-driven, accompanied by a database and runs on popular personal computers. It is valuable for predictive equipment design, racking, and optimizing the plating of complex parts. Visitors will be able to test the software by simulating their own proc- esses.

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Lance Corp. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Lance will display heavy duty clari- fiers, filter presses, and sludge dryers. The clarifiers, available in 2-400 gpm flow rates, separate solids producing clear effluent for discharge and a

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