Lubrication Service and Systems will display automatic lubricating sys- tems for overhead conveyors includ- ing standard and custom blend high- heat lubricants. Chain and track cleaners will also be available. Circle 727 on the reader service card

MEP Manufacturing Inc. Genoa, Ohio

MEP Manufacturing Inc. will show- case glass-reinforced polypropylene Snap Ruser and Snap Header for pre- treatment systems. Information on their production, design, and installa- tion of pretreatment piping and noz- zles will be available. Circle 728 on the reader service card

MM Industries Inc., Vorti-Siv Div. Salem, Ohio

The Vorti-Siv Div. of MM Industries will display several of their Vorti-Siv line of gyratory lab, pilot, and produc- tion sieves. These units are widely used to sieve virgin powder coating and re- claim overspray paint. Featured will be the center-discharge Model RVM-15E, which utilizes only two product contact parts for quick clean-up or color change.

Circle 729 on the reader service card

MSC Pre Finish Metals Inc. Elk Groue Village, Ill.

MSC Pre Finish Metals Inc. will showcase their MSC Powder Cloud, which applies powder coatings to strips of metal up to 62 in. wide at speeds comparable to liquid coil coat- ing. Powder prepainted metal has product performance advantages and unique visual effects.

Circle 730 on the reader service card

MacDermid Inc. Waterbury, Corm.

MacDermid Inc. will exhibit their line of chemicals for the metal finishing industry. They will present their full line of products from pretreatment to final finishes. Circle 731 on the reader service card

Maxi-Blast Inc. South Bend, Ind.

Maxi-Blast Inc. will display plastic blast media and equipment for non- abrasive finishing of substrates in- cluding steel, aluminum, and plastic. Circle 732 on the reader service card

Maxon Corp. Muncie, Znd.

Maxon Corp. will exhibit the Model 400 Ovenpak, the P/S radiant burner, and the APX gas burner. Circle 733 on the reader service card

McGean-Rohco Inc. Cleveland

McGean-Rohco Inc. will exhibit a total package of metal finishing processes. Their full line of products and pro- cesses from forming and cleaning, through creating finished products will be showcased. Featured will be their comprehensive line including formu- lated products, surface treatment prod- ucts, functional coatings, decorative plating, engineered coatings, control systems, and waste treatment products. Circle 734 on the reader service card

McWhorter Technologies Inc. Carpentersville, Ill.

McWhorter Technologies Inc. will dis- play products for powder coatings in- cluding Albester carboxyl and hy- droxyl polyester resins and Alcure urethane curing agents.

Circle 735 on the reader service card

MetoKote Corp. Lima, Ohio

MetoKote Corp. will exhibit processes for custom coatings application includ- ing cathodic electrocoating; low-cure anodic electrocoating; epoxy, polyester, acrylic and nylon powder coating; and liquid coatings. MetoKote will display protective coatings on products. Circle 736 on the reader service card

Microview USA Inc. Warren, Mich.

Microview USA Inc. will display mi- croscopes, imaging systems, and coat- ing defect inspection equipment. Circle 737 on the reader service card

Midwest Finishing Systems Mishawaka, Znd.

Midwest Finishing Systems will ex- hibit total turnkey powder finishing systems including ovens, washers, conveyors, controls, and environmen- tal rooms.

Circle 738 on the reader service card

Mighty Hook Inc. Chicago

Mighty Hook Inc. will display many shapes and styles of racks and hooks designed for ease of loading and strip- ping. Circle 739 on the reader service card

Mighty Lube Systematic Lubrication Fremont, Mich.

Mighty Lube Systematic Lubrication will display conveyor lubricators and conveyor brush cleaners. Circle 740 on the reader service card

Milanco Inc. Charlotte, N.C.

Milanco Inc. will showcase the Stay- Kleen paint hook in-line burn-off sys- tem, which removes paint overspray from paint hooks continuously with- out removing the hooks from the paint-line conveyor. As the hooks pass through the burn unit, an induc- tion-heating coil heats the hooks to approximately 1,40O”F, causing any attached paint residue to turn to ash. A brush-off unit removes the balance of the paint residue.