NEWS the electronic, chemical, and related in dustries, has organized W a y n e K e r r Corp., Phila., to handle distribution, sales and service of its products in the United States.
W i l l Corp. of Maryland, located in Baltimore, is offering a rapid repair and reconditioning service on p H meters, spectrophotometers, colorimeters, and other electronic instruments.
Radiation Counter Laboratories, Inc. The second addition within the past year will add a 5400 square foot wing to facilities of the Radiation Counter Laboratories, Inc., at Skokie, 111. The additional space will be used to enlarge R C L ' s research and develop ment activities in the field of nuclear instrumentation and data processing, and also increase the machine shop and sheet metal facilities.
N R D Instrument Co. Manufac turing facilities of the N R D I n s t r u m e n t Co., makers of instruments used in the detection and measurement of radioac tivity, are being combined with other plant facilities at Denville, N . J. N R D ' s manufacturing operations will be conducted in a new section of a building now occupied by Central Electronic Manufacturers, Inc., makers of electronic tubes and specialized elec tronic equipment. Both firms are di visions of Nuclear Corp. of America.
Mid-Century Instrumatic Corp., of New York City, is offering a trade-in program to broaden the analog com puter market. Under the plan veteran computer users can t r a d e in older equipment for discounts on new m a chines ranging u p to 5 0 % of selling price. T h e "trade-in's" will be sold or leased to users in new industries a t attractively low rates.
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Mine Safety Appliances Co. of Pittsburgh is expanding the field sales and service organization of its Techni cal Products Division to provide nation wide service on the design, installation, and maintenance of instruments and process control equipment for the chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, metallurgical, synthetic y a r n , and food industries.
GE Diffraction School The X - r a y D e p a r t m e n t of the Gen eral Electric Co. will conduct the 1958 Fall Diffraction School at the firm's classrooms in Milwaukee, Wis., Sep tember 15 through 19. D r . W. F . Loranger, Industrial Section, is in charge of arrangements.
Absorption Spectroscopy Meeting The Annual Meeting and Instru ment Exposition of the Society for Applied Spectroscopy and Joint Meet ing with the American Society for Test ing Materials Committee E-13 on Ab sorption Spectroscopy will be held Nov.
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The Carpenter Steel C o . has opened a new corrosion research laboratory at Reading, Pa. Particular emphasis will be placed on accurate determination of corrosion rates of all metals. Equipment is available to work from room tem peratures to 1000° F. and for one-half atmosphere to 2000 p.s.i. Shown above is the electro-chemical equipment used to study stainless steels
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