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major area of responsibility is for thermal and mechanical design of environmental test chambers. His experience included several years at the Cambridge Electron Accelerator. There he was responsible for the design and construction of vacuum systems, which included extensive work with getter-ion pumps as well as oil and mercury diffusion pumps. He was Manager of the Boston facility of Nuclide Corporation before joining HVEC. At Nuclide he was responsible for the design and performance testing of Knudsen-cell power regulators, ion-gauge controls, high-voltage regulators, magnet current regulators and current integrators. M r Johnson has been responsible for many projects at HVEC, among them the thermal systems for the ESTEC chamber built for the European Space Technology Centre in Europe and a unit recently completed for the Aberdeen Proving Ground. George FBarber (Project Engineer)--Mr Barber is a recent addition to the engineering staff at HVEC. A graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, he holds both BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering. His vacuum experience includes two years with Bendix-Balzers Vacuum Incorporated, four years with Alloyd Electronics Corporation and four years at National Research Corporation where his major responsibility was the design and development of vacuum furnaces. He has recently specialized in development work in the areas of electron-beam welding and evaporation and in equipment for thin-film and microcircuit production. John R Lombardo (Assistant to the President and Sales Manager)M r Lombardo has been with H V E C since the company was founded. He has served i~n many capacities with the firm and has a very s o u n d a n d broad knowledge of the vacuum industry. Before assuming hi~ present position, Mr Lombardo was Vice-President of Production and was" responsible for all manufacturing. In addition to his duties as Assistant to the President, a move made to broaden contact with top management, Mr L o m b a r d o has recently taken on the additional responsibility of Sales Manager. Orvis M Knarr (Assistant Sales Manager)mMr K n a r r joined HVEC after many years with National Research Corporation. At N R C he held several sales department positions including Product Manager. Mr K n a r r has substantial experience in customer service and is well versed in vacuum equipment applications and technique. He is primarily engaged at HVEC as an inside sales and service administrator. David M Goodwin, Jr (Advertising and Public Relations Manager)M r Goodwin is a fairly recent addition to the HVEC staff. He went to HVEC from National Research Corporation where he spent several years with the Equipment Division Department and later as Assistant Advertising Manager on the Corporation staff. His background includes consumer and industrial sales promotion, advertising and marketing, from both the agency and client sides of the business. He is a graduate of Boston University and a member of the Associate of Industrial Advertisers. Robert L Drew (Sales Engineer)--Mr Drew went to HVEC from United Shoe Machinery Corporation where he was a Product Manager. M r Drew, a graduate Mechanical Engineer, covers the New England territory. His technical background makes him extremely valuable in sales and service. National Physical Laboratory: Deputy Directors The Minister of Technology, Mr F r a n k Cousins, has appointed D r N P Allen and D r O Simpson to be Deputy Directors at the National Physical Laboratory with effect from 1 April 1966. D r Allen will become Deputy Director (A) and D r Simpson, Deputy Director (B). The Deputy Directors will have collective responsibility for advising the Director of the N P L of the work of the laboratory as a whole, but will also have functional responsibilities for particular areas of the work. Thus, D r Allen will be concerned with materials science and D r Simpson with measurement science. New division for Hull Corporation The formation of a new Food, Drug, and Chemical Sales Division has been announced by M r John L Hull, Vice-President Sales, Hull Corporation, Hatboro, Pennsylvania, to market the company's process equipment to these industries. The new sales division will be headed by M r Jack Leary, former head of Hull's Vacuum Equipment Division.
Jack Leary
Mr Leary joined Hull Corporation in 1955 after having graduated as a chemical engineer from Drexel Institute, serving in the Army during World W a r II and selling vacuum equipment for F J Stokes Company. In his new position Mr Leary will head a staff of sales engineers responsible for the sale of complete processing systems, for freeze-drying, vacuum-drying, impregnating, potting and vacu u m processing of a wide range of products.
New literature Heraeus catalogues The fourth edition of the Heraeus catalogue "The Technology of High Vacuum" has recently appeared. The catalogue, in two parts, has been brought out in such a form that supplements may be added and obsolete matter replaced at any time. It consists of two looseleaf files, the first containing details of vacuum components and the second, vacuum plant. The catalogues may be obtained from W. C. Heraeus G m b H , Abt Hochvacuum, 4650 Hanau, Postfach 169, West Germany. Literature from Veeco Veeco Instruments Incorporated have recently published two booklets of interest to vacuum workers. The first is a manual for the Veeco GA-4 residual-gas analyser, which details the step-by-step procedures of installation, alignment, operation, dismantling and maintenance of the analyser: for a description of this instrument see Vacuum, 1966, 16(2), 86. The 95-page manual contains in the first 25 pages a descriptive introduction to mass spectrometry and residual gas analysis. The second booklet is a 35-page guide to the Veeco 775 series, a modular group of push-button-controlled high-vacuum systems, stations, and evaporators. The first six pages are a guide to the selection of high-vacuum and evaporation systems. Both booklets are available from Veeco Instruments Incorporated, Terminal Drive, Palinview, Long Island, New York 11803, USA. Bir-Vac News Volume 2, N u m b e r 6 of 1965, of Birvac News, the newsletter of Bir-Vac Limited of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, contains an article on "Keeping Things Simple" which discusses reliability and the old and new of vacuum equipment. Also contained are short items on heating for evaporation, Torr Plan equipment, and a short biography of M J Warren of Bir-Vac's Specification Department. The physicists' guide to vacuum Formerly available only in German, the Leybold 64-page survey of vacuum physics and vacuum technology has just been published in English--and Leybold invite all in the field of vacuum technology to apply for their free copies. This 64-page booklet (ref H V 112E) is claimed to have no rival for the comprehensiveness of its contents and the extent of its range.
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major area of responsibility is for thermal and mechanical design of environmental test chambers. His experience included several years at the Cambridge Electron Accelerator. There he was responsible for the design and construction of vacuum systems, which included extensive work with getter-ion pumps as well as oil and mercury diffusion pumps. He was Manager of the Boston facility of Nuclide Corporation before joining HVEC. At Nuclide he was responsible for the design and performance testing of Knudsen-cell power regulators, ion-gauge controls, high-voltage regulators, magnet current regulators and current integrators. M r Johnson has been responsible for many projects at HVEC, among them the thermal systems for the ESTEC chamber built for the European Space Technology Centre in Europe and a unit recently completed for the Aberdeen Proving Ground. George FBarber (Project Engineer)--Mr Barber is a recent addition to the engineering staff at HVEC. A graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, he holds both BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering. His vacuum experience includes two years with Bendix-Balzers Vacuum Incorporated, four years with Alloyd Electronics Corporation and four years at National Research Corporation where his major responsibility was the design and development of vacuum furnaces. He has recently specialized in development work in the areas of electron-beam welding and evaporation and in equipment for thin-film and microcircuit production. John R Lombardo (Assistant to the President and Sales Manager)M r Lombardo has been with H V E C since the company was founded. He has served i~n many capacities with the firm and has a very s o u n d a n d broad knowledge of the vacuum industry. Before assuming hi~ present position, Mr Lombardo was Vice-President of Production and was" responsible for all manufacturing. In addition to his duties as Assistant to the President, a move made to broaden contact with top management, Mr L o m b a r d o has recently taken on the additional responsibility of Sales Manager. Orvis M Knarr (Assistant Sales Manager)mMr K n a r r joined HVEC after many years with National Research Corporation. At N R C he held several sales department positions including Product Manager. Mr K n a r r has substantial experience in customer service and is well versed in vacuum equipment applications and technique. He is primarily engaged at HVEC as an inside sales and service administrator. David M Goodwin, Jr (Advertising and Public Relations Manager)M r Goodwin is a fairly recent addition to the HVEC staff. He went to HVEC from National Research Corporation where he spent several years with the Equipment Division Department and later as Assistant Advertising Manager on the Corporation staff. His background includes consumer and industrial sales promotion, advertising and marketing, from both the agency and client sides of the business. He is a graduate of Boston University and a member of the Associate of Industrial Advertisers. Robert L Drew (Sales Engineer)--Mr Drew went to HVEC from United Shoe Machinery Corporation where he was a Product Manager. M r Drew, a graduate Mechanical Engineer, covers the New England territory. His technical background makes him extremely valuable in sales and service. National Physical Laboratory: Deputy Directors The Minister of Technology, Mr F r a n k Cousins, has appointed D r N P Allen and D r O Simpson to be Deputy Directors at the National Physical Laboratory with effect from 1 April 1966. D r Allen will become Deputy Director (A) and D r Simpson, Deputy Director (B). The Deputy Directors will have collective responsibility for advising the Director of the N P L of the work of the laboratory as a whole, but will also have functional responsibilities for particular areas of the work. Thus, D r Allen will be concerned with materials science and D r Simpson with measurement science. New division for Hull Corporation The formation of a new Food, Drug, and Chemical Sales Division has been announced by M r John L Hull, Vice-President Sales, Hull Corporation, Hatboro, Pennsylvania, to market the company's process equipment to these industries. The new sales division will be headed by M r Jack Leary, former head of Hull's Vacuum Equipment Division.
Jack Leary
Mr Leary joined Hull Corporation in 1955 after having graduated as a chemical engineer from Drexel Institute, serving in the Army during World W a r II and selling vacuum equipment for F J Stokes Company. In his new position Mr Leary will head a staff of sales engineers responsible for the sale of complete processing systems, for freeze-drying, vacuum-drying, impregnating, potting and vacu u m processing of a wide range of products.
New literature Heraeus catalogues The fourth edition of the Heraeus catalogue "The Technology of High Vacuum" has recently appeared. The catalogue, in two parts, has been brought out in such a form that supplements may be added and obsolete matter replaced at any time. It consists of two looseleaf files, the first containing details of vacuum components and the second, vacuum plant. The catalogues may be obtained from W. C. Heraeus G m b H , Abt Hochvacuum, 4650 Hanau, Postfach 169, West Germany. Literature from Veeco Veeco Instruments Incorporated have recently published two booklets of interest to vacuum workers. The first is a manual for the Veeco GA-4 residual-gas analyser, which details the step-by-step procedures of installation, alignment, operation, dismantling and maintenance of the analyser: for a description of this instrument see Vacuum, 1966, 16(2), 86. The 95-page manual contains in the first 25 pages a descriptive introduction to mass spectrometry and residual gas analysis. The second booklet is a 35-page guide to the Veeco 775 series, a modular group of push-button-controlled high-vacuum systems, stations, and evaporators. The first six pages are a guide to the selection of high-vacuum and evaporation systems. Both booklets are available from Veeco Instruments Incorporated, Terminal Drive, Palinview, Long Island, New York 11803, USA. Bir-Vac News Volume 2, N u m b e r 6 of 1965, of Birvac News, the newsletter of Bir-Vac Limited of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, contains an article on "Keeping Things Simple" which discusses reliability and the old and new of vacuum equipment. Also contained are short items on heating for evaporation, Torr Plan equipment, and a short biography of M J Warren of Bir-Vac's Specification Department. The physicists' guide to vacuum Formerly available only in German, the Leybold 64-page survey of vacuum physics and vacuum technology has just been published in English--and Leybold invite all in the field of vacuum technology to apply for their free copies. This 64-page booklet (ref H V 112E) is claimed to have no rival for the comprehensiveness of its contents and the extent of its range.
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