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Vol. 41, No. 5
J Jiother LUKENWELD Drier Rol Jiother LUKENWELD Drier Rolwwwwwww The first of these Lukenweld Drier Rolls was shipped to Champion, 12 years ago.
The seventh Lukenweld Drier Roll to go into this important service at Champion Paper and Fibre Company; shipped November, 1948. It is 12 feet in diameter, w i t h an 8 ' 4 " face.
for a further boost in É^cmiekote production Kromekote's superb printing properties depend upon the uniformity and perfection of tfcis paper's coating. A Lukenweld Drier Roll helped Champion develop the revolutionary methods which gave Kromekote those properties way back in 1937. Six additional Lukenweld Drier Rolls have since been added to take care of the ever-increasing demand. Repeat orders received regularly from the various industries in which Lukenweld Drier Rolls are working — paper, chemical, drug, food, plastic and other industries—are evidence of their worth. Their welded steel plate construction is strong and dependable; high pressures are employed with safety. Simple in construction, there's nothing to get out of order. Where Lukenweld Drier Rolls have replaced other rolls, production increases of 18% to 3 5 % have been reported. This is accounted for by the positive removal of condensate and higher steam velocities obtained. Heat is transferred to roll faces rapidly and uniformly.
If you have a drying problem . . . In addition to supplying the drier rolls, Lukenweld will design, build and install the complete drying machine. Our engineers can help you speed up production, cut costs and improve products. For a copy of Bulletin 358 on Lukenweld Drier Rolls or for other drying help, write Lukenweld, Division of Lukens Steel Company, 441 Lukens Building, Coates¬ ville, Pennsylvania.
Patents applied for
*T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. for Champion's Cast Coated Paper
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DESIGNERS, ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINERY
