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New Catalogs. Data Sheets. and Videos MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT Walgren Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Walgren's Newsletter-Bulletin details new technology for selec- tive anodizing. The new equip- ment is ideally suited to cell man- ufacturing and other small-batch finishing and is ideal for small components. The publication also discusses a new anodizing system design that features integral non- destructive testing (NDT) and a new corporate alliance with Ote- fal Engineering, one of Europe's leading manufacturers of powder coating systems. The bulletin de- scribes the three distinctive new powder concepts the Walgren- Otefal alliance brings to the U.S. marketplace. Circle 301 on the reader service card ENCLOSED·TRACK CONVEYORS Jervis B. Webb Co., Farmington Hills, Mich. Unibilt Enclosed-Track Convey- ors are highlighted in a 4-page, color brochure. Featured are Unibilt WideTrak Conveyors, In- verted Power and Free Convey- ors, Inverted Continuous Flow Conveyors, Overhead Power and Free Conveyors, and components. Circle 302 on the reader service card SPRAY NOZZLES Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, Ill. Spraying Systems' 12-page bulle- tin features the company's line of threaded, flanged, and extra- large free passage SpiralJet noz- zles. Designed to handle large vol- umes of liquid through a small nozzle body, these nozzles are well suited for applications where large spray areas must be treated with maximum efficiency. High- lighted in the bulletin are com- pact threaded SpiralJet nozzles and flanged SpiralJet nozzles. October 2000 Also featured are FloMax air- atomizing nozzles, the Flowback Nozzle System, and the Maxi- mum Free Passage FullJet noz- zle. Circle 303 on the reader service card SALT BATH NITRIDING Kolene Corp., Detroit Kolene Corp. is offering technical literature on how to improve the wear and corrosion resistance of steel and cast-iron components. The Kolene Nu-Tride ferritic ni- tro-carburizing process produces an epsilon iron nitride zone with a subadjacent nitrogen-rich diffu- sion zone to enhance the engi- neering properties of ferrous met- als. Because the process can be used at a low operating tempera- ture-l,075·F (580·C)-it can be used to complement properties developed through carburizing, carbonitriding, and induction hardening. Circle 304 on the reader service card VIBRATORY BOWL EQUIPMENT Nova Finishing Systems Inc., Hatboro, Pa. Noval Finishing Systems' sales literature and color-coded price sheet help identify a performance factor for its product line of small industry heavy-duty vibratory bowl equipment. Because the company has so many model vari- ations of equipment, the color- coded performance factor gives the customer better information for product selection. Circle 305 on the reader service card THERMOPLASTIC PUMPS Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, N.J. "Give Thermoplastic Pumps A Spin" is a technical article on the extensive and expanding use of thermoplastic engineered pumps as an alternative to high-cost stainless steel and exotic alloys for the handling of corrosive, abrasive, and other aggressive fluids. Designated TL-150, the ar- ticle analyzes the reasons for the selection of the various thermo- plastic materials and provides de- tailed information and tables il- lustrating the comparative physical properties ofthermoplas- tics, thermosets, and stainless steel. Circle 306 on the reader service card RACKS AND BASKETS Associated Rack Corp., Chicago Associated Rack's 40-page new product catalog and finishers handbook features the company's product line and devotes over 60% of its space to an informative ref- erence manual specifically de- signed to aid the metal-finishing industry. In addition to a compre- hensive table of conversion fac- tors, temperature conversions, and cathode current efficiencies of plating solutions, the handbook also covers tank makeup for both dry and liquid materials, capacity of round and rectangular tanks, and explains the component parts of salts commonly used in electro- plating. Also included are two troubleshooting guides for elec- trodeposition and powder coating. The catalog section illustrates and describes a variety of plating racks, powder coating and P.V.D. racks, P.C.B. racks and baskets, plus the company's metal fabri- cating capabilities. Circle 307 on the reader service card ATOMIC ABSORPTION ACCESSORIES Buck Scientific Inc., East Norwalk, Conn. Buck Scientific is offering a 28- page instrument and accessories 73

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Page 1: Vibratory bowl equipment

New Catalogs. Data Sheets. and Videos

MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENTWalgren Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Walgren's Newsletter-Bulletindetails new technology for selec­tive anodizing. The new equip­ment is ideally suited to cell man­ufacturing and other small-batchfinishing and is ideal for smallcomponents. The publication alsodiscusses a new anodizing systemdesign that features integral non­destructive testing (NDT) and anew corporate alliance with Ote­fal Engineering, one of Europe'sleading manufacturers of powdercoating systems. The bulletin de­scribes the three distinctive newpowder concepts the Walgren­Otefal alliance brings to the U.S.marketplace.Circle 301 on the reader service card

ENCLOSED·TRACK CONVEYORSJervis B. Webb Co., FarmingtonHills, Mich.

Unibilt Enclosed-Track Convey­ors are highlighted in a 4-page,color brochure. Featured areUnibilt WideTrak Conveyors, In­verted Power and Free Convey­ors, Inverted Continuous FlowConveyors, Overhead Power andFree Conveyors, and components.Circle 302 on the reader service card

SPRAY NOZZLESSpraying Systems Co., Wheaton, Ill.

Spraying Systems' 12-page bulle­tin features the company's line ofthreaded, flanged, and extra­large free passage SpiralJet noz­zles. Designed to handle large vol­umes of liquid through a smallnozzle body, these nozzles arewell suited for applications wherelarge spray areas must be treatedwith maximum efficiency. High­lighted in the bulletin are com­pact threaded SpiralJet nozzlesand flanged SpiralJet nozzles.

October 2000

Also featured are FloMax air­atomizing nozzles, the FlowbackNozzle System, and the Maxi­mum Free Passage FullJet noz­zle.Circle 303 on the reader service card

SALT BATH NITRIDINGKolene Corp., Detroit

Kolene Corp. is offering technicalliterature on how to improve thewear and corrosion resistance ofsteel and cast-iron components.The Kolene Nu-Tride ferritic ni­tro-carburizing process producesan epsilon iron nitride zone with asubadjacent nitrogen-rich diffu­sion zone to enhance the engi­neering properties of ferrous met­als. Because the process can beused at a low operating tempera­ture-l,075·F (580·C)-it can beused to complement propertiesdeveloped through carburizing,carbonitriding, and inductionhardening.Circle 304 on the reader service card

VIBRATORY BOWL EQUIPMENTNova Finishing Systems Inc.,Hatboro, Pa.

Noval Finishing Systems' salesliterature and color-coded pricesheet help identify a performancefactor for its product line of smallindustry heavy-duty vibratorybowl equipment. Because thecompany has so many model vari­ations of equipment, the color­coded performance factor givesthe customer better informationfor product selection.Circle 305 on the reader service card

THERMOPLASTIC PUMPSVanton Pump & Equipment Corp.,Hillside, N.J.

"Give Thermoplastic Pumps ASpin" is a technical article on theextensive and expanding use ofthermoplastic engineered pumps

as an alternative to high-coststainless steel and exotic alloysfor the handling of corrosive,abrasive, and other aggressivefluids. Designated TL-150, the ar­ticle analyzes the reasons for theselection of the various thermo­plastic materials and provides de­tailed information and tables il­lustrating the comparativephysical properties ofthermoplas­tics, thermosets, and stainlesssteel.Circle 306 on the reader service card

RACKS AND BASKETSAssociated Rack Corp., Chicago

Associated Rack's 40-page newproduct catalog and finishershandbook features the company'sproduct line and devotes over 60%of its space to an informative ref­erence manual specifically de­signed to aid the metal-finishingindustry. In addition to a compre­hensive table of conversion fac­tors, temperature conversions,and cathode current efficiencies ofplating solutions, the handbookalso covers tank makeup for bothdry and liquid materials, capacityof round and rectangular tanks,and explains the component partsof salts commonly used in electro­plating. Also included are twotroubleshooting guides for elec­trodeposition and powder coating.The catalog section illustratesand describes a variety of platingracks, powder coating and P.V.D.racks, P.C.B. racks and baskets,plus the company's metal fabri­cating capabilities.Circle 307 on the reader service card

ATOMIC ABSORPTIONACCESSORIESBuck Scientific Inc., East Norwalk,Conn.

Buck Scientific is offering a 28­page instrument and accessories

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