UPA Technology Div., Veeco instruments Inc. Plainview, N. Y

Veeco/UPA Technology will exhibit X-ray fluorescence coating and thick- ness measurement systems, which op- erate on a Windows platform and feature interface designer with smart reticle, single-structure architecture, autocalibration, microbeam with auto- find, and UPA’s exclusive cascaded “Point and Shoot” motorized sample positioning.

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Vanaire Louisville, Ky.

Vanaire will show its line of Chro- max chromium scrubbers and display its integrated air pollution control systems. The company can engineer, manufacture, and install the ventilation systems from hood to stacks. Vanaire manufactures a complete line of air and fume handling equipment, encompass- ing hoods, ducts, fittings, mist elimina-

tors, fume scrubbers, blowers, odor control systems, and air strippers. Materials include corrosion-resistant plastics such as PVC, PP, FRP, and PRP composites.

Cide751onreederinfom\atkncard Viron International Owosso, Mich.

Viron International will be exhibit- ing its new Factory Mutual-approved “VI-A-Due” PVC duct system and “Viro-Due” FRP duct system. Viron personnel will be on hand to discuss which of its numerous duct systems is best suited for your application and insurance requirements. Viron will also display an ultra-high-efficiency chemical fume scrubber system and be available to answer questions on its complete line of corrosion-resistant fume scrubbers and exhaust fans.

CWe752onr8edurlnfomwtioncard Vulcanium Corp. Northbrook, 111.

Vulcanium Corp., a manufacturer of process equipment for the surface

finishing industry, will display a vari- ety of high-performance, corrosion- resistant production equipment for electroplating, anodizing, pickling, and galvanizing. Vulcanium will feature heat transfer devices in titanium and other corrosion-resistant metals, plus anodizing racks, clips, and splines. Information about Vulcanium’s cus- tom fabrications will also be available.

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Walchem Corp. Holliston, Mass.

Walchem Corp. offers a comprehen- sive line of process controllers for the plating/metal-finishing industry: elec- troless copper and nickel analyzers to monitor and control plating bath con- centrations and microprocessor-based pH and ORP controllers. Their newly introduced pH/ORP monitor/transmit- ters offer low cost, ultracompact NEMA-rated wall- or panel-mount units. The use of a microprocessor and touchpad allows precise settings with-

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