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Blast cabinet
New Equipmnent, Processes, and Mat- nials
HEATERS
Process Technology, Mentor, Ohio
× 72-in. × 72-in. work envelope, giving it the capacity of a modest blast room without the necessity of special clothing and an airsupplied hood for the operator. Circle 402 on the reader service card PlPlIIG SYSTEM
George Fischer Inc., Tustin, Calif.
Process Technology offers an extensive line of electric immersion heaters, heat exchangers, in-line electric heaters, and temperature controls. These products are designed for the most demanding wet process applications and incorporate a variety of chemically resistant materials including fluoropolymer, titanium, quarts, and stainless steel. Both standard and custom configurations are available. Circle 401 on the reader service card BLAST CABINET
Guyson Corp. of U.S.A., Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
denser coils, as well as enclosures, stampings, and metal parts of all sizes including tiny screw machine parts. Energy used with the vapor degreasers is often 10% or less than aqueous systems and provides better cleaning and no drying problems. The + GF + PPRO-Seal Piping system features an innovative new plug connection and insulated leads to provide faster, cleaner field installation with strong fusion joints. Constructed of natural polypropylene, the system is ideally suited for water treatment, chemical processing, and other applications where high purity and corrosion resistance is required. The system can handle corrosive fluids up to 180°F and offers excellent impact strength at ambient temperatures, retaining much of its impact resistance at low temperatures. Circle 403 on the reader service card V l ~
Guyson Corp. has introduced an extra-large pressure-blast system with expanded cubic capacity to handle oversize components and bulky fabrications for blasting operations such as coating removal, blast cleaning, and surface preparation. The machine has a 72-in. 82
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Finishing Equipment Inc., St. Paul, Minn. Finishing Equipment Inc.'s vapor d e g r e a s e r s , which use EPA SNAP-approved chlorinated solvents, achieve the same results as when using Freon. Methylene chloride, trichloroethylene, and perchlorethylene are EPA approved and provide outstanding cleaning for evaporated and con-
Circle 404 on the reader service card ZINC PLATING PROCESS
Heatbath Corp., Springfield, Mass.
Colzinc ACF-II produces a brilliant, bright deposit from alkaline cyanide-free plating solutions. Deposits have exceptional ductility, even at thicknesses of 1.25 mil. Concentrated, multiple polyamine blend operates over a wide zinc range: 5.5 to 24.4 g/L. The process is extremely tolerant of trace contaminants from maintenance additions and preplate drag-in, and is ideal for low current density barrel plating and a wide range of current densities for rack plating. Circle 405 on the reader service card
Metal Finishing
HEATERS
Process Technology, Mentor, Ohio
× 72-in. × 72-in. work envelope, giving it the capacity of a modest blast room without the necessity of special clothing and an airsupplied hood for the operator. Circle 402 on the reader service card PlPlIIG SYSTEM
George Fischer Inc., Tustin, Calif.
Process Technology offers an extensive line of electric immersion heaters, heat exchangers, in-line electric heaters, and temperature controls. These products are designed for the most demanding wet process applications and incorporate a variety of chemically resistant materials including fluoropolymer, titanium, quarts, and stainless steel. Both standard and custom configurations are available. Circle 401 on the reader service card BLAST CABINET
Guyson Corp. of U.S.A., Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
denser coils, as well as enclosures, stampings, and metal parts of all sizes including tiny screw machine parts. Energy used with the vapor degreasers is often 10% or less than aqueous systems and provides better cleaning and no drying problems. The + GF + PPRO-Seal Piping system features an innovative new plug connection and insulated leads to provide faster, cleaner field installation with strong fusion joints. Constructed of natural polypropylene, the system is ideally suited for water treatment, chemical processing, and other applications where high purity and corrosion resistance is required. The system can handle corrosive fluids up to 180°F and offers excellent impact strength at ambient temperatures, retaining much of its impact resistance at low temperatures. Circle 403 on the reader service card V l ~
Guyson Corp. has introduced an extra-large pressure-blast system with expanded cubic capacity to handle oversize components and bulky fabrications for blasting operations such as coating removal, blast cleaning, and surface preparation. The machine has a 72-in. 82
I~NA,SmlRS
Finishing Equipment Inc., St. Paul, Minn. Finishing Equipment Inc.'s vapor d e g r e a s e r s , which use EPA SNAP-approved chlorinated solvents, achieve the same results as when using Freon. Methylene chloride, trichloroethylene, and perchlorethylene are EPA approved and provide outstanding cleaning for evaporated and con-
Circle 404 on the reader service card ZINC PLATING PROCESS
Heatbath Corp., Springfield, Mass.
Colzinc ACF-II produces a brilliant, bright deposit from alkaline cyanide-free plating solutions. Deposits have exceptional ductility, even at thicknesses of 1.25 mil. Concentrated, multiple polyamine blend operates over a wide zinc range: 5.5 to 24.4 g/L. The process is extremely tolerant of trace contaminants from maintenance additions and preplate drag-in, and is ideal for low current density barrel plating and a wide range of current densities for rack plating. Circle 405 on the reader service card
Metal Finishing