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Vacuum deposition symposium
Vacuum
News
Series 700 advantages include : in situ replenishment of Ferrofluidic sealant; increased performance over face and lip seals; simple installation-no special tolerances, surface finishes or skills are required ; low drag ; cool smooth operation-free from vibration and stick-slip effects. The unit has a wide dynamic range and 100% of torque is transmitted by one-piece shaft through liquid annular FerrometicQ seal. Ferrofluidics Corp Circle number 45 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New brochure highlights Albright & Wilson
diversity
of
A/bright 8 Wilson L td Today is a new 12 page illustrated brochure which shows the diversity of the industries served by the divisions of Albright &Wilson. The brochure starts with a look at A Et W’s world markets and their successful export effort in 1974; total world sales were f204 million, of which almost 60% were overseas. Europe, incidentally, has recently become the company’s largest overseas market. The book deals with Albright 8 Wilson in terms of some of its larger markets, which are : detergents; food and drink; toiletries and cosmetics; agriculture; plastic, rubber and paint; industrial and fine chemicals; cars and engineering ; paper, textiles and
timber;
pharmaceutical
and medicines
; and water treatment.
Albright Et Wilson Ltd Circle number 46 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New data sheet on high-voltage
connectors
A new data sheet from Brandenburg Ltd describes the company’s range of high-voltage plugs and sockets. These connectors, made with an integrated moulding of low-density polyethylene for both connector housing and wire covering, are designed for reliable operation at up to 30 kV in a variety of environmental conditions. Brandenburg Ltd Circle number 47 on Reader Enquiry Service card
Publications received Pennant No 111, May 1975, the BOC Group newspaper. Vat News Vol 5, No 1, March 1974, the Bulletin Vacuum Society. International Applications,
of the Indian
Union for Vacuum Science, Technique News Bulletin, No 51.
and
Journal of Engineering Physics, Vol 28, No 5. 1975 (in Russian), BSSR Academy of Sciences.
Conferencesandgroupactivities Interaction
of Electrons
with
Solids
The Vacuum Group of the Institute of Physics is organising a conference on the ‘Interaction of electrons with solids’ at the University of Southampton from 7 to 9 April 1976. It is intended that both fundamental and applied aspects of such interactions will be covered in the meeting. Contributions dealing with electron stimulated sorption, diffusion or reaction at well defined solid surfaces together with electron spectroscopy and relevant instrumentation are solicited. The conference will include a wide range of applications of electron beam effects, as in secondary electron emission, electron microscopy, electron beam machining. IC plasma technology, etc. For further details and application forms contact Dr Brian Hopkins, Physics Dept. University of Southampton, Southampton, Hants SO9 59H.
Vacuum Metallization of Plastics and Metals-The Role of Lacquers by Dr S Kut, E Wood Ltd. Metallization of Automotive Components by T L Tombs, The Lucas Electrical Co Ltd. Good-Housekeeping in Industrial K B Craswell, Craswell Scientific Soft Vacuum Harwell.
Vapour
Deposition
High Vacuum Ltd.
Systems by
by Dr R A Dugdale,
AERE,
Some Practical Aspects of Vacuum Cadmium Deposition J R Smith, Naval Aircraft Material Laboratory. Use of Vacuum Semiconductors
by
Deposition Techniques in the Manufacture by R L Wheal, Texas Instruments Ltd.
of
Vacuum Deposition Techniques in the aerospace instrument and systems industry by D A Warner, Smiths Industries Ltd.
1 st International Industry
Conference
on Physics in
To be held 9-13 March 1976 in Dublin. Organized by the Irish National Committee for Physics under the sponsorship of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics. Requests for Conference Bulletins should be addressed to The Secretariat, IUPAP Conference, Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.
Vacuum
Deposition
Early application is advised to Mr R R Read, 165 Hill Village Road, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands.
:
Symposium
The Midland Branch of the Institute of Metal Finishing are holding the one-day symposium on 3 October 1975 at the Penns Hall Hotel, Walmley, Sutton Coldfield. Fees for the symposium are fl0 inclusive of pre-prints of papers, morning coffee, luncheon and afternoon tea. Topics covered will be: Introduction by R R Read, The Lucas Electrical Co Ltd. Introductory Lecture by Dr L Holland, University of Sussex. 388
Overnight Accommodation is available at Penns Hall Hotel. Delegates are advised to make early reservation direct with the Hotel.
British
Exhibition
for Malaysia
The British Overseas Trade Board is sponsoring a British Technology for Malaysia Exhibition to be held in Kuala Lumpur from 5 to 12 April 1976. Participation is open to any British company whose products are suited to the needs of Malaysia’s expanding industrial diversification, and the following list, while not exclusive is indicative of those sectors of industry where it is felt the greatest potential lies: Construction plant and equipment; Plastics working machinery; Forestry equipment, wood processing and woodworking machinery; Machine tools; Medical, hospital and laboratory scientific equipment; Food processing machinery ; Marine equipment including safety equipment; Electricity
News
Series 700 advantages include : in situ replenishment of Ferrofluidic sealant; increased performance over face and lip seals; simple installation-no special tolerances, surface finishes or skills are required ; low drag ; cool smooth operation-free from vibration and stick-slip effects. The unit has a wide dynamic range and 100% of torque is transmitted by one-piece shaft through liquid annular FerrometicQ seal. Ferrofluidics Corp Circle number 45 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New brochure highlights Albright & Wilson
diversity
of
A/bright 8 Wilson L td Today is a new 12 page illustrated brochure which shows the diversity of the industries served by the divisions of Albright &Wilson. The brochure starts with a look at A Et W’s world markets and their successful export effort in 1974; total world sales were f204 million, of which almost 60% were overseas. Europe, incidentally, has recently become the company’s largest overseas market. The book deals with Albright 8 Wilson in terms of some of its larger markets, which are : detergents; food and drink; toiletries and cosmetics; agriculture; plastic, rubber and paint; industrial and fine chemicals; cars and engineering ; paper, textiles and
timber;
pharmaceutical
and medicines
; and water treatment.
Albright Et Wilson Ltd Circle number 46 on Reader Enquiry Service card
New data sheet on high-voltage
connectors
A new data sheet from Brandenburg Ltd describes the company’s range of high-voltage plugs and sockets. These connectors, made with an integrated moulding of low-density polyethylene for both connector housing and wire covering, are designed for reliable operation at up to 30 kV in a variety of environmental conditions. Brandenburg Ltd Circle number 47 on Reader Enquiry Service card
Publications received Pennant No 111, May 1975, the BOC Group newspaper. Vat News Vol 5, No 1, March 1974, the Bulletin Vacuum Society. International Applications,
of the Indian
Union for Vacuum Science, Technique News Bulletin, No 51.
and
Journal of Engineering Physics, Vol 28, No 5. 1975 (in Russian), BSSR Academy of Sciences.
Conferencesandgroupactivities Interaction
of Electrons
with
Solids
The Vacuum Group of the Institute of Physics is organising a conference on the ‘Interaction of electrons with solids’ at the University of Southampton from 7 to 9 April 1976. It is intended that both fundamental and applied aspects of such interactions will be covered in the meeting. Contributions dealing with electron stimulated sorption, diffusion or reaction at well defined solid surfaces together with electron spectroscopy and relevant instrumentation are solicited. The conference will include a wide range of applications of electron beam effects, as in secondary electron emission, electron microscopy, electron beam machining. IC plasma technology, etc. For further details and application forms contact Dr Brian Hopkins, Physics Dept. University of Southampton, Southampton, Hants SO9 59H.
Vacuum Metallization of Plastics and Metals-The Role of Lacquers by Dr S Kut, E Wood Ltd. Metallization of Automotive Components by T L Tombs, The Lucas Electrical Co Ltd. Good-Housekeeping in Industrial K B Craswell, Craswell Scientific Soft Vacuum Harwell.
Vapour
Deposition
High Vacuum Ltd.
Systems by
by Dr R A Dugdale,
AERE,
Some Practical Aspects of Vacuum Cadmium Deposition J R Smith, Naval Aircraft Material Laboratory. Use of Vacuum Semiconductors
by
Deposition Techniques in the Manufacture by R L Wheal, Texas Instruments Ltd.
of
Vacuum Deposition Techniques in the aerospace instrument and systems industry by D A Warner, Smiths Industries Ltd.
1 st International Industry
Conference
on Physics in
To be held 9-13 March 1976 in Dublin. Organized by the Irish National Committee for Physics under the sponsorship of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics. Requests for Conference Bulletins should be addressed to The Secretariat, IUPAP Conference, Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.
Vacuum
Deposition
Early application is advised to Mr R R Read, 165 Hill Village Road, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands.
:
Symposium
The Midland Branch of the Institute of Metal Finishing are holding the one-day symposium on 3 October 1975 at the Penns Hall Hotel, Walmley, Sutton Coldfield. Fees for the symposium are fl0 inclusive of pre-prints of papers, morning coffee, luncheon and afternoon tea. Topics covered will be: Introduction by R R Read, The Lucas Electrical Co Ltd. Introductory Lecture by Dr L Holland, University of Sussex. 388
Overnight Accommodation is available at Penns Hall Hotel. Delegates are advised to make early reservation direct with the Hotel.
British
Exhibition
for Malaysia
The British Overseas Trade Board is sponsoring a British Technology for Malaysia Exhibition to be held in Kuala Lumpur from 5 to 12 April 1976. Participation is open to any British company whose products are suited to the needs of Malaysia’s expanding industrial diversification, and the following list, while not exclusive is indicative of those sectors of industry where it is felt the greatest potential lies: Construction plant and equipment; Plastics working machinery; Forestry equipment, wood processing and woodworking machinery; Machine tools; Medical, hospital and laboratory scientific equipment; Food processing machinery ; Marine equipment including safety equipment; Electricity