viro II plating system. Standard fea- tures of the system are described and illustrated with color photographs.

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Heat Transfer Equipment DEC International, Engineered Pmducts Group Springfield, MO.

DEC’s heat transfer equipment is featured in an 8-page, 2-color bro- chure. Cross-sectional views of heat transfer plates are shown and specifi- cations are given.

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Coating Thickness Measure- ment Fischer Technology Windsor, Corm.

Product literature outlines the fea- tures and benefits of the Fischerscope MMS, a modularly designed coating thickness measuring device that allows

the user to combine and configure dif- ferent test methods to suit virtually any applications.

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Gas Diffusion Hardening VaporKote Inc. Downey Calif.

A Cpage color brochure describes the high-temperature metal-enhance- ment process along with technical data and applications of boron gas diffusion hardening.

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Pumping Equipment Gelber industries Elk Grove Village, I//.

A newly updated ZOO-page Pump Catalog details the company’s full line of fluid-handling equipment, with em- phasis on Best Available Pump Tech- nology in magnetic-drive sealless/leak- proof diagrams. The new catalog is organized into nine pump sections,

each featuring a specific pump type. Included are photographs, cut-away drawings, diagrams, and charts.

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Air-Operated Double-Dlaphragm Pumps Wilden Pump & Engineering Co. Grand Terrace, Calif.

Wilden Pumps 34-page, Ccolor bro- chure features the Champ Series plas- tic pumps, metal pumps, and specialty pumps. Color photographs of the pumps are included along with dimen- sional drawings, specifications, and flow charts.

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pH Controller/Recorders Systemafics Inc. Bristol, 17.1.

Systematics’ Model 960-0200 and 960-0190 pH Controller/Recorder are described in a 2-page flyer. Descrip-

Attention: Chrome Platers and Anodizers - Lo-Mst reduces emissions below new EPA and OSHA limits:

You are currently facing strict new guidelines on chro- CHEMICALS mium emissions and employee exposure. Just small Chromic Acid additions of Lo-Mist will provide immediate compliance for Nickel Sulfate decorative platers and anodizers, and greatly reduce equip- Nickel Sulfamate ment and maintenance requirements for hard chrome Nickel Chloride platers. Acids

Here’s how Lo-Mistwill benefit you: ?? Dramatic reduction in surface tension provides

worker safety and environmental protection; ?? Highly concentrated liquid for best results at low

cost; ?? Penanent-type surfactant maintains compliance

without build-up of trivalent chrome; ?? No pitting even with heavy plate (10 mil); ?? No foam build-up eliminates need for additional

cooling. For additional information about Lo-Mist call

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LABORATORY ANALYSIS

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NILUX Bright Nickel - a versa- tile plating system which pro- duces exceptionally bright deposits in rack, barrel, and mixed-metal systems. #485 DECORATIVE CHROME - self-regulating bright chrome plating process. #707 EASY-TREAT - reduces chromium over a wide pH range for simplified waste processing #700 FLOCCULANT - highly

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concentrated flocculant for rapid settling of solids from effluent streams.

Complete Stock of Raw Chemicals Used Specifically in the

Metal Finishing Industry.

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Phone: (312) 523-0784 ??Fax: (312) 523-7838

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