WEATHER WORRIES GET RID OF THEM W I T H THE get the summer sizzle up to 110°. Let winter whip down to 50° below. No matter how extreme the temperatures, they can't bother the Wiggins Gasholder. Yes, it's basi cally different from all others, using an absolutely DRY, frictionless seal—proved gas-tight and impermeable by 15 years' use. "Freeze-ups" are impossible—because there's no water to freeze, no tar, no grease to dehydrate. In the burning heat of summer, moisture can't adulterate stored gases— because there's no water to evaporate. Gases stay dry, pure, undiluted. Impressive savings are obvious: Wiggins Gasholder design does away with need for steam coils, winter heating. No anti-freeze is required. Operating costs go down to zero— with no need for constant inspection and maintenance of seals. Remote operation is now possible! Absence of water or other sealant liquid permits construction with no heavy or complicated rigging. Even the foundation is lighter, for there is no heavy load of water to support. The Wiggins Gas holder is built to withstand heat, cold, ice, snow, wind, r a i n — a n d e a r t h q u a k e s ! Operates at any pressure up to 20" of water. Write for complete technical facts.
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