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"A thousand gallons of water from our FILT-R-STIL* Demineralizer cost us only as much as one gallon of distilled water/' writes one important manufacturer. Another declares, "Our water costs have been cut 90%." Those are just two typical reactions from users of' FILT-RrSTIL Demineralizers in all branches of indus* try. They happen to emphasize economy. But look at these other significant advantages:
FILT-R-STIL DEMINERALIZERS PRODUCE.·. Water of uniformly high quality, even with a varying Ο*raw r water supply. I Water stripped of its ionized solids content . com* "pletely or partially, as specified. I Water that is standardized ;and quality-controlled · li any other raw material. "like
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SIMPLE TO OPERATE... J | N o heat, no steam, no cooling water requited - · ^•^ scale formation.
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^kReady for immediate operation . . . no long, preliminary ^•^"boil-OUt" required. fS^Suited for continuous or intermittent operation . . ^^turned on and off like a faucet. f^Automatic, precise, quality controls . . . indicating ^^actual quality of all treated water. 4!fcCompact, self-contained, completely assembled . . . ^•'requires only connection to raw water source, drain, electrical outlet, and service. +Reg. u. s. Pat. off.
Cyanamid has just published a new, data-packed booklet giving all the details on FILT"R*STIL Demineralizing Units. If water is one of your raw materials, clip and mail the attached coupon today.
American Cyanamid Company Jon Exchange Products Dept. 10 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, Ν. Y. Send me your new booklet on FILT-R-STIL Demineralizers. Briefly, my water problem is of the following nature:
AMERICAN CYANAMBD COMPANY
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VOLUME
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43 . . O C T O B E R
2 7,
1947-
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