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Induction furnaces for export APV-Paralec Ltd of Crawley, Sussex, have recently supplied induction furnaces worth nearly f70,OOO to Brazil and Portugal, the former being for Fundinox SA of Sao Paulo and for use on high alloy steels, having two bodies of 250 kg and 500 kg capacity with a solid state power unit rated at 350 kW. The 500 kg furnace is provided with vacuum treatment equipment. The furnace for Portugal is to be installed at the foundry of lnstituto National de lnvestigacao Industrial, and it is to be used on special research projects requiring various cast ferrous and non ferrous materials. The capacity of this furnace is 100 kg and it is powered by a 100 kW solid state generator. APV-Paralec Ltd Circle number 33 on Reader Enquiry Service card
First quarter results of Sloan Technology Gerard Cl Decker, president of Sloan Technology Corp (NASDAQ-SLON), told stockholders attending the Company’s annual meeting that earnings for the first quarter of the 1975 fiscal year declined as compared to the record financial results reported in the like period a year ago. For the 3 months ended 30 September 1974, net income was $21,700 or 3 cents a share, as compared to $37,100, or 4 cents a share in the first quarter last year. Revenues for the 3 months were $1,000,800 vs $793,700 last year. ‘Even though the markets for Sloan remain strong’, Decker stated, ‘our profitability has been hurt by current economic conditions, which include unprecedented prices paid for outside components and services. However,’ he continued, ‘as reported in our 1974 Annual Report to Shareholders, we have altered our pricing policy and, as a result, we expect profitability to improve through the next quarter.’ Decker also reported that new products introduced at recent trade shows were being well received. ‘The Company’s regular participation in trade shows throughout the country has proven to be very beneficial for introducing new products and broadening our market penetration,’ he said. Sloan Technology Corp Circle number 34 on Reader Enquiry Service card
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New administrative and marketing centre for Newman Industries Early this year the Newman Industries Group established a new office in Bristol. The move involved the marketing staff and group administration, both of which were previously based at Yate, near Bristol. The companies affected were : Newman Electric Motors Ltd, and Newman Electric Motors (Exports) Ltd, whose new address and telephone numbers are : Foundry Lane, Speedwell, Bristol BS57XJ Telephone 0272 (Bristol) 559875 (six lines) and 559725 (five lines) ; Telex 44834/5.
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Newman Industries Ltd (Group Administration) comprising secretariat and central accounting are also based at the new address, although the Group Board’s headquarters will remain at Clifton Heights, Triangle West, Bristol. At Yate, where the Group’s origins go back about 40 years, established electric motor manufacture and warehousing, and foundry production has been consolidated and developed. Newman Industries Ltd Circle number 36 on Reader Enquiry Service card
Two more sizes in electric motor range Newman Electric Motors Ltd, have announced the availability of two further frame sizes in their ‘Minimetric’ range of small industrial motors. Though the D80 frame size has been available for some time, introduction of the smaller D71 and D63 sizes was delayed for various reasons. With a few exceptions in the slower speed range and certain mounting configurations, these two frames are now available on immediate or short-term delivery. The complete range now spans three-phase motors from 0.06 kW (0.08 hp) at 1000 rev/min to 1 .I kW (1.5 hp) at 3000 rev/min and single-phase from 0.06 kW (0.08 hp) at 1000 rev/min to 0.75 kW (1 .O hp) at 3000 rev/min with the customary speed and rating options in between, and various mounting choices. The manufacturers claim the Newman Minimetric is a completely re-designed motor in a die-cast alloy frame, the objective of which is to provide an industrial motor capable of high-volume production at low unit-cost, yet offering flexibility of specification and of application approaching that of custom-made units. Newman Electric Motors Ltd Circle number 36 on Reader Enquiry Service card
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Free wall chart from Edwards A new wall chart (Publication 07850) which gives an at-a-glance comparison of the pressure ranges and basic characteristics of the Edwards range of vacuum gauges and gauge heads, has been published by Edwards High Vacuum.
Data Sheets 65 and 66 cover standard cycle general purpose machines Types CVE 63B (3 kW output at 60 kV) and CVE 66B (6 kW output at 60 kV) respectively. Data Sheet 67 relates to Electron Beam Welder Type CVE 63BH. a fast cycle equipment with a maximum power output of 3 kW at 60 kV.
The wall chart which measures approximately 23 x 16 in. (A2 size), gives brief details of the 21 products necessary to cover the pressure range from atmosphere to 1 O-lo torr, and is designed to make selection of the correct instrument as easy as possible. Edwards High Vacuum Ltd Circle number 37 on Reader Enquiry Service card
All of the sub-assemblies on these three electron beam welders are designed on modular lines, so that alternative configurations can be readily accommodated without using special components. Torvac Ltd Circle number 38 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New data sheets for latest electron beam welders New data sheets, available from Torvac Ltd, cover their 60 kV range of Cambridge Vacuum Engineering Electron Beam Welders.
Surface science: recent progress and perspectives This publication was prepared by the speakers of the first International Summer Institute in Surface Science (KISS 1973) held at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, in August 1973.
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Induction furnaces for export APV-Paralec Ltd of Crawley, Sussex, have recently supplied induction furnaces worth nearly f70,OOO to Brazil and Portugal, the former being for Fundinox SA of Sao Paulo and for use on high alloy steels, having two bodies of 250 kg and 500 kg capacity with a solid state power unit rated at 350 kW. The 500 kg furnace is provided with vacuum treatment equipment. The furnace for Portugal is to be installed at the foundry of lnstituto National de lnvestigacao Industrial, and it is to be used on special research projects requiring various cast ferrous and non ferrous materials. The capacity of this furnace is 100 kg and it is powered by a 100 kW solid state generator. APV-Paralec Ltd Circle number 33 on Reader Enquiry Service card
First quarter results of Sloan Technology Gerard Cl Decker, president of Sloan Technology Corp (NASDAQ-SLON), told stockholders attending the Company’s annual meeting that earnings for the first quarter of the 1975 fiscal year declined as compared to the record financial results reported in the like period a year ago. For the 3 months ended 30 September 1974, net income was $21,700 or 3 cents a share, as compared to $37,100, or 4 cents a share in the first quarter last year. Revenues for the 3 months were $1,000,800 vs $793,700 last year. ‘Even though the markets for Sloan remain strong’, Decker stated, ‘our profitability has been hurt by current economic conditions, which include unprecedented prices paid for outside components and services. However,’ he continued, ‘as reported in our 1974 Annual Report to Shareholders, we have altered our pricing policy and, as a result, we expect profitability to improve through the next quarter.’ Decker also reported that new products introduced at recent trade shows were being well received. ‘The Company’s regular participation in trade shows throughout the country has proven to be very beneficial for introducing new products and broadening our market penetration,’ he said. Sloan Technology Corp Circle number 34 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New
New administrative and marketing centre for Newman Industries Early this year the Newman Industries Group established a new office in Bristol. The move involved the marketing staff and group administration, both of which were previously based at Yate, near Bristol. The companies affected were : Newman Electric Motors Ltd, and Newman Electric Motors (Exports) Ltd, whose new address and telephone numbers are : Foundry Lane, Speedwell, Bristol BS57XJ Telephone 0272 (Bristol) 559875 (six lines) and 559725 (five lines) ; Telex 44834/5.
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Newman Industries Ltd (Group Administration) comprising secretariat and central accounting are also based at the new address, although the Group Board’s headquarters will remain at Clifton Heights, Triangle West, Bristol. At Yate, where the Group’s origins go back about 40 years, established electric motor manufacture and warehousing, and foundry production has been consolidated and developed. Newman Industries Ltd Circle number 36 on Reader Enquiry Service card
Two more sizes in electric motor range Newman Electric Motors Ltd, have announced the availability of two further frame sizes in their ‘Minimetric’ range of small industrial motors. Though the D80 frame size has been available for some time, introduction of the smaller D71 and D63 sizes was delayed for various reasons. With a few exceptions in the slower speed range and certain mounting configurations, these two frames are now available on immediate or short-term delivery. The complete range now spans three-phase motors from 0.06 kW (0.08 hp) at 1000 rev/min to 1 .I kW (1.5 hp) at 3000 rev/min and single-phase from 0.06 kW (0.08 hp) at 1000 rev/min to 0.75 kW (1 .O hp) at 3000 rev/min with the customary speed and rating options in between, and various mounting choices. The manufacturers claim the Newman Minimetric is a completely re-designed motor in a die-cast alloy frame, the objective of which is to provide an industrial motor capable of high-volume production at low unit-cost, yet offering flexibility of specification and of application approaching that of custom-made units. Newman Electric Motors Ltd Circle number 36 on Reader Enquiry Service card
literature
Free wall chart from Edwards A new wall chart (Publication 07850) which gives an at-a-glance comparison of the pressure ranges and basic characteristics of the Edwards range of vacuum gauges and gauge heads, has been published by Edwards High Vacuum.
Data Sheets 65 and 66 cover standard cycle general purpose machines Types CVE 63B (3 kW output at 60 kV) and CVE 66B (6 kW output at 60 kV) respectively. Data Sheet 67 relates to Electron Beam Welder Type CVE 63BH. a fast cycle equipment with a maximum power output of 3 kW at 60 kV.
The wall chart which measures approximately 23 x 16 in. (A2 size), gives brief details of the 21 products necessary to cover the pressure range from atmosphere to 1 O-lo torr, and is designed to make selection of the correct instrument as easy as possible. Edwards High Vacuum Ltd Circle number 37 on Reader Enquiry Service card
All of the sub-assemblies on these three electron beam welders are designed on modular lines, so that alternative configurations can be readily accommodated without using special components. Torvac Ltd Circle number 38 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New data sheets for latest electron beam welders New data sheets, available from Torvac Ltd, cover their 60 kV range of Cambridge Vacuum Engineering Electron Beam Welders.
Surface science: recent progress and perspectives This publication was prepared by the speakers of the first International Summer Institute in Surface Science (KISS 1973) held at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, in August 1973.
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