:ions are 1 sted and c llor photographs ‘3f the equpmenl are i icluded.

Circle 311 on the rea kr service card

Plating Barrel Hardwood Line Mfg. CII. ,Shicago

A 4-page brochme describt:s the company’s Paddle W %:el Plating Bar- rel, which allows you to barre plate parts that previously could 0111~ be rack plated.

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pH/ORP Controllet Industrial & Chemical hjeasurement Hillsboro, Ore.

A 2-page flyer describes and pic- tures ICM’s pH/ORIP controller. In- cluded in the literature are features and a list of specifications.

Circle 313 on the reader service card

Barrel Processing Systems Jessup Engineering Inc. Rochester Hills, Mich.

Jessup Engineering, is offering new technical literature on barrel finishing systems for electropla.ting and conver- sion coating applications. These auto- matic hoist systems incorporate the Jessup J-500 programmable system controller for integrating all of the con- trol and monitoring functions neces- sary for fully automated metal finish- ing.

Circle 314 on the reader service card

Pump Safety Accessory The Duriron Co. Inc. Dayton, Ohio

The Rotating Equipment Group of The Duriron Co. Inc. has published a new bulletin that describes its Dur- coshield pump safety accessory, a one- piece shield that envelopes the open areas between the pump’s bearing housing and the casing reducing but not eliminating the probability of any injuries resulting from pump opera- tions.

Circle 315 on the reader service card

Aqueous Cleaning Process Hubbard-Hall Inc. Waterbury, Corm.

A 4-page, 4-color brochure dis- cusses Hubbard-Hall’s AquaEase Pro- cess, an aqueous alternative to vapor

f* Soak & Etch Cleaners q* Zincates o- Non-Nitric Zincate

Strippers 0~ Nickel Strippers

’ aice a closer look at the variety of Pretreatment Chemistry 14 dech has for General Metal Finishing. There’s one that’s 1x;t right for your application. Give us a call - it’s toll-free.

I’-800-PLATING atotech in Canada call (l-800-752-8464) 905-332-0111

degteasing. Discussed in the literature are the eight steps for choosing the AquaEase Process.

Circle 316 on the reader service card

Ergonomic Spray Equipment ITW DeVilbiss Industrial Spray Equip- ment Maumee, Ohio

ITW DeVilbiss Industrial Spray Equipment, manufacturers of OMX%, has written “The Bottom Line,” a prac- tical worksheet designed to help spray finishing operations evaluate the true

cost benefits of ergonomics. Featured are examples of material savings and cost savings due to “triggemomx,” im- proved operator technique and transfer efficiency resulting from an ergonom- ically designed spray gun; reduced waste disposal: and dedicated guns per color.

Circle 317 on the reader service card

Power Supplies lnteliect Systems Inc. Bohemia, N. Y.

Custom power supplies for labora- tory work are the subject of a one page

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