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Conveyors Florkey’s Conveyor Service Inc. Warren, Mich.

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Product literature describes Florkey’s conveyor material and components including new and reconditioned dropforged chain, new and rebuilt trolley wheels, attachments and dogs, free trolleys, and hand-pushed trolleys; FlorCote chain renewal process; trolley replacement; and Round One chain pins. Circle 314 on the reader service card

Pretreatment Chemicals Equipment Fremont industries Inc. Shakopee, Minn.

available from the company for industrial pretreatment of metals. Products include advanced technology cleaners, iron phosphates, and spray wand systems.

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An &page brochure from Fremont Industries Inc. outlines the specialty equipment, chemicals, and services

Waterborne Systems Grace Inc. Minneapolis

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An g-page, color brochure describes Grace’s new H20 PRO Voltage Block system, which provides an electrical separation between a high-voltage conductive waterborne system and the grounded paint supply. The system prevents arcing when it is in use and drains voltage when not in use. Also discussed are PRO Air spray guns and options and accessories needed for waterborne finishing applications. Circle 316 on the reader service card

Precious Metal Refining Handy & Harman South Windsor, Conn. Handy & Harman’s 20-page, color brochure discusses the company’s history; international refining systems; refineries in the U.S.; scrap material they refine; and precious metals they reclaim. Also described is how a typical scrap shipment is processed. Circle 317 on the reader service card

Ergonomic Spray Equipment ITW DeVilbiss lndusfrial Spray Equipment Maumee, Ohio ITW DeVilbiss Industrial Spray Equipment, manufacturers of OMX%, has written “The Bottom Line,” a practical 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,” improved operator technique and transfer efficiency resulting from an ergonomically designed spray gun; reduced waste disposal; and dedicated guns per color. Circle 316 on the reader service card

Precious Metals Buyers Guide The International Precious Metals lnstitufe Allentown, Pa. The International Precious Metals Institute has released the 1996 edition of its “Buyers Guide of Precious Metals Industry Products & Services.” The 50-page guide’s easily referenced categories include buyers, sellers, and refiners of the most widely used precious metals, specified by product type. Also featured are industry sources for analytical and assay services, as well as wide-ranging listings for companies that provide products or services for the refining of precious metals. Circle 319 on the reader service card

Chrome Plating Systems Jessup Engineering Inc. Rochester Hills, Mich. Jessup Engineering offers a brochure featuring its turnkey automatic hoist systems for high-volume rack plating of chrome and other finishing processes. The brochure shows a fully-automatic programmable chrome plating line served by three overhead shuttles. Circle 320 on the reader service card

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