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NEW, prooucts METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES CPS Technologies, a leader in the design and production of metal matrix composites, now offers TO- 250 type products, which can be manufactured in a variety of combi- nations. Products consist of a cold rolled steel frame with hermetic seals, made with Alloy #52 or Copper Cored Alloy #52 pins in a compres- sion glass seal or ceramic terminal. Bottom choices can be OFHC Copper, Copper Moly, Copper Tungsten or Glidcop. Braze material is 72% Ag/28% Cu (BT braze). For more information, visit www.alsic.com. Circle 401 on reader service card OVENS Wisconsin Oven has designed and manufactured an electrically heated belt conveyor oven (above) with two decks, top-down airflow, and a cool down. This oven is used for curing adhesive on motorcycle rear fenders. Each work chamber is 5'9" wide × 19'3" long × 2'2" high. This oven was designed with 4" tongue-and- groove panels, and the equipment includes a horizontal split line for ease of shipping. The oven was rated for a maximum operating tempera- ture of S00 °F with a heating capacity of 144 kW. This oven features a 27,000 CFM at 20 HP recirculation blower. The cooldown has a 19,500 CFM at 20 HP push blower and 19,500 CFM at 20 HP pull blower. There are four pneumatic vertical lift doors. Wisconsin Oven also designed and manufactured a gas-fired conveyor oven with a blow off and cool down for drying moisture on aluminum replacement coils. The oven has hori- zontal airflow, a work chamber that is 2'6" wide × 20'4" long × 3'6" high, and a 300°F maximum operating temperature. The equipment features a 1" × 1" fiat wire belt driven by a DC drive with potentiometer speed con- trol, and a 304 stainless steel blow-off and oven interior. The drying system has an energy-saving feature that shuts down the blow-off and cooling systems and reduces oven tempera- ture when it is not in use. Wisconsin Oven also designed and manufactured a gas-fired batch oven for aging assorted aluminum parts. The oven has work chamber dimen- sions of 9' wide × 9' long x 7'6" high, and a maximum operating tempera- ture of 600°F. The customer is able to load 12,000 Ibs of densely loaded aluminum parts, stacked into 4' wide x 4' long × 32" high baskets (stacked two baskets high), for a total of eight baskets per load. The oven has a standard PLC control package that includes an Allen Bradley Micrologix PLC. One hard- wired "program start" button was supplied for ease of operator use. A six-point exterior-mounted thermo- couple jack panel was utilized. Lube lines run from the roof-mounted blowers to floor level for ease of maintenance. For more information, visit www.wisoven.com. Circle 402 on reader service card DRUM FILLING SHELF Tipton, Pa.-based New Pig Corporation has introduced the PIG Drum Filling Shelf to help transfer fluids easily and safely from storage drums. The shelf allows the user to position fluid- dispensing containers in close prox- imity to drum pumps to reduce risks of spill and drips. www.metalfinishing.com February 20081 metalfinishing 1 5?'

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NEW, prooucts METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES

CPS Technologies, a leader in the design and product ion of metal matrix composites, now offers TO- 250 type products, which can be manufactured in a variety of combi- nations. Products consist of a cold rolled steel frame with hermetic seals, made with Alloy #52 or Copper Cored Alloy #52 pins in a compres- sion glass seal or ceramic terminal. Bottom choices can be OFHC Copper, Copper Moly, Copper Tungsten or Glidcop. Braze material is 72% Ag/28% Cu (BT braze).

For more information, visit www.alsic.com.

Circle 401 on reader service card

OVENS

Wisconsin Oven has designed and manufactured an electrically heated belt conveyor oven (above) with two decks, top-down airflow, and a cool down. This oven is used for curing adhesive on motorcycle rear fenders.

Each work chamber is 5'9" wide × 19'3" long × 2'2" high. This oven was designed with 4" tongue-and- groove panels, and the equipment includes a horizontal split line for ease of shipping. The oven was rated for a maximum operating tempera- ture of S00 °F with a heating capacity of 144 kW. This oven features a 27,000 CFM at 20 HP recirculation blower. The cooldown has a 19,500 CFM at 20 HP push blower and 19,500 CFM at 20 HP pull blower. There are four pneumatic vertical lift doors.

Wisconsin Oven also designed and

manufactured a gas-fired conveyor oven with a blow off and cool down for drying moisture on aluminum replacement coils. The oven has hori- zontal airflow, a work chamber that is 2'6" wide × 20'4" long × 3'6" high, and a 300°F maximum operating temperature. The equipment features a 1" × 1" fiat wire belt driven by a DC drive with potentiometer speed con- trol, and a 304 stainless steel blow-off and oven interior. The drying system has an energy-saving feature that shuts down the blow-off and cooling systems and reduces oven tempera- ture when it is not in use.

Wisconsin Oven also designed and manufactured a gas-fired batch oven for aging assorted aluminum parts. The oven has work chamber dimen- sions of 9' wide × 9' long x 7'6" high, and a maximum operating tempera- ture of 600°F. The customer is able to load 12,000 Ibs of densely loaded

a luminum parts, stacked into 4' wide x 4' long × 32" high baskets (stacked two baskets high), for a total of eight baskets per load. The oven has a standard PLC control package that includes an Allen Bradley Micrologix PLC. One hard- wired "program start" button was supplied for ease of operator use. A six-point exterior-mounted thermo- couple jack panel was utilized. Lube lines run from the roof-mounted blowers to floor level for ease of maintenance.

For more information, visit www.wisoven.com.

Circle 402 on reader service card

DRUM FILLING SHELF Tipton, Pa.-based New Pig Corporation has introduced the PIG Drum Filling Shelf to help transfer fluids easily and safely f rom storage drums. The shelf allows the user to position fluid- dispensing containers in close prox- imity to drum pumps to reduce risks o f spill and drips.

www.metalfinishing.com February 20081 metalfinishing 1 5?'