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M A N U F A C T U R E R S ' LITERATURE

each. Dept. IEC, Tinker & Rasor, 217 Agostino Road, San Gabriel, Calif. 51

KUTZTOWN creates C O M P R E S S O R

SHELLS

The upper an lower centrifugal compressor shells shown here are but one of many sizes and types cast at Kutztown. These are among the larger ones we have cast and weigh nearly 15,000 pounds.

MANUFACTURERS'

LITERATURE

EQUIPMENT

Anodes. Illustrated brochure, "Graph­ ite Anodes" offers ways to reduce chlor-alkali production costs. Dept. IEC, Electrode Div., Great Lakes Car­ bon Corp., 18 East 48th St., New York 17, Ν. Y. 52 Pneumatic Conveyors. Bulletin P 259 describes individual systems and complete plant installations for a variety of pneumatic conveying appli­ cations. Dept. IEC, Young Machinery Co.. Inc., Muncy, Pa. 53 Industrial Drying. New Bulletin I D 300 illustrates typical installations of industrial dryer and oven equipment in a variety of applications. Dept. IEC, J. 0. Ross Engineering, 780 Third Ave., New York 17, Ν. Υ. 54 Spray Drying. Bulletin 35 includes specifications, applications, and illus­ trations of spray drying equipment for laboratory, pilot plant, semiworks, or production units. Dept. IEC, Bowen Engineering, Inc., North Branch, N. J. 55 Equipment and Processes for Chemi­ cal Industry. Brochure S.A 1133 de­ scribes equipment and processes avail­ able to the chemical industries, includ­ ing centrifuges, heat exchangers, screens, and laboratory devices. Dept. IEC, Industrial Div., De Laval Separa­ tor Co., Poughkeepsie, Ν. Υ. 56 Impervious Graphite Equipment. Cost data booklet for impervious graphite equipment includes latest processing equipment, current cost fig­ ures, and lists of standard models. The 32-page catalog is Bulletin No. 249-2. Dept. IEC, Falls Industries, Inc., Aurora Rd., Solon, Ohio 57 Heat Transfer Equipment. Catalog shows heat transfer equipment for heating, cooling, condensing, and boil­ ing, including containers and pressure

Our customers' specifica­ tions call for a close grain cast Iron with 1% Nickel added. These castings must be pressure tight. The Volutes must be true to di­ mensions and free from any shrinks or inclusions. Maybe you have'a need for pressure type cast iron. We invite your inquiries. SEE OUR AD IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CATALOG—PAGE 423 We'll be happy to place your name on the mailing list to receive regular issues of the "Kutztown REVIEW."

GRAY IRON · PRESSURE IRON · HIGH TENSILE IRON · LO-ALLOY IRON · NI-RESIST · NI-RESIST DUCTILE IRON · DUCTILE IRON

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M a t l i e S O I l "all p u r p o s e " n e e d l e v a l v e s , n o . 5 0 s e r i e s For direct connection to compressed gas cylinder valves, where only man­ ual flow control is wanted. Engineered for all gases and tested by Matheson for simple, trouble-free service. Smooth, accurate flow control, from a few cc per minute to rapid flow, a t pressures up to 2500 psig. Finely machined from bar stock i n Brass, Steel or Monel, with hose end, S.A.E. flare or Vi" male or female N.P.T. outlets. Also available with tank gauge to show pressure remain­ ing in cylinder. See t h e Matheson Compressed Gas Catalog for complete information on regulators, valve, and flowmeter recommendations for 8 5 gases and gas mixtures. Write for your free copy.

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The Matheson Company, Inc. Compressed Gases and Regulators East Rutherford, N. J.; Joliet, III.; Newark, Calif.

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The Company that cares enough to give you the best!

Massco-Grigsby

PINCH VALVES RUBBER, NEOPRENE for Corrosion and Abrasion •

1 " to 14" inside diameter.



Pressures to 150 psi. Temperatures to 200° F.



Patented " h i n g e d " sleeve. Recesses serve as "hinges" during compression; reduce strain and permit tight closing.



Cannot leak or stick.



No working parts in contact with pulp or liquid; no packing glands.



Unobstructed flow eliminates high friction loss.



Remote control available.



Can be equipped for automatic regulation.



Split flanges and patented Flex Seal ends assure perfect seal.



Closing mechanisms... manual handwheel; handwheel with chain and sprocket reduction unit; electric worm gear motor reducer; chain operated torque arm reducer; hydraulic; air-hydraulic.

WRITE FOR NEW CATALOG . . . Manufacturing

Division

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vessels for gases, liquids, and solids. Dept. IEC, Downingtown Iron Works, Inc., Downingtown, Pa. 58 Process Equipment. Equipment for the process industries is described in new 12-page, two-color bulletin, G-3C. Pumps, conveyors, coolers, heaters, and fans arc among the products described and illustrated. Dept. IEC, The Fuller Co., Catasaitqua, Pa. 59 Dry Processing Equipment. Brochure describes complete line of equipment for crushing, grinding, separating, mix­ ing, feeding, and conveying of dry chemical materials in plant or labora­ tory. Dept. IEC, Sturtevant Mill Co., Bolton 22. Mass. 60 Precision Liquid Feeder. Recently patented Model MV-854-F Syncro Liq­ uid Feeder is described in new bulletin. Feeder is adaptable to processes re­ quiring either continuous or intermit­ tent feed. Dept. IEC, Mader Machine Co.. 1114 West 13th St., Lorain, Ohio. 61 Pilot Plant Filters. Bulletin No. KB1-2-3/58 describes completely pack­ aged universal filter stations available for the process industries on monthly rental basis. Dept. IEC, KomlineSanderson Engineering Corp., Peapack, N. J. 62 Vacuum Filters. New bulletin features two vacuum filter styles for efficient filtration of industrial process water where a highly polished water is re­ quired. Flat leaf and concentric leaf filters are included in Bulletin Ref. No. 1860.20-2. Dept. IEC, B-I-F Indus­ tries, Inc., 345 Harris Ave., Providence 1, R. I. 63

Industrial Water Heater. The I n stantrol heater package, for accurately controlled hot water under varying loads, is described in new four-page il­ lustrated brochure, Folder No. SF-75S. Dept. IEC, Fulton Sylphon Division, Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., Box 400, Knoxville 1, Tenn. 67 Induction Heating. Techniques of producing ultra-high purity materials by induction heating in zone refining, zone leveling, and crystal growing are discussed in issue No. 6 of High Fre­ quency Heating Review. Dept. IEC, Lepel High Frequency Laboratories, Inc., 55th St., & 37th Ave., Woodside 77, Ν. Y. 68 Refractory Metals. Eight-page Bul­ letin No. 978 describes tantalum, ti­ tanium, and zirconium in terms of proc­ ess characteristics, applications, and types of standard and custom equip­ ment available. Dept. IEC, The Pjaudler Co., II04 West Ave., Roch­ ester, Ν. Υ. 69 Batch Mixing. Daffin Bulletin No. X-19R includes details of line of batch mixers for precision blending of dry, free-flowing materials in chemical, ce­ ramic, and plastic industries. Dept. IEC, Daffin Mfg. Co., Lancaster, Pa. 70 Controlled Volume Metering Pump. Bulletin 1153-C includes design fea­ tures, operation, and specifications for Mersematic controlled volume pumps for metering against pressures up to 1200 p.s.i. Dept. IEC, Milton Roy Co., 1300 Mermaid Lane, Philadelphia 18, Pa. 71

Jacketed Fittings. New catalog gives diagrams, charts of sizes, and other in­ formation for jacketed fittings, valves, plug cocks, expansion joints, and strain­ ers. Dept. IEC. J. P. Devine Mfg. Co., 40th St. cfc A.V.R.R., Pittsburgh, Pa. 64

Pumping Heat Transfer Fluids. Ap­ plication of sealless "canned" pumps in the handling of organic heat transfer fluids is discussed in 9-page Technical Bulletin No. 6 now available. Dept. IEC, Chempump Div., Fostoria Corp., P.O. Box 35-25, Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 72

Liquid Nitrogen Generator. Descrip­ tion of Norelco Nitrogen Generator is contained in four-page bulletin. Tech­ nical data, operation, and special fea­ tures of the equipment are included. Dept. IEC, Cryogenics Division, North American Philips Co., Inc., Mount Ver­ non, Ν. Υ. 65

Classifying Systems. Buell classify­ ing systems for efficient separation or dedusting of dry powered materials are covered in brochure now available. Performance data and industrial appli­ cations are included. Dept. IEC, En­ gineering Co., Inc., 123 William St., New York 38, Ν. Υ. 73

Acetylene Chemicals Handling. Handling of acetylene, acrylonitrile, and other acetylene intermediates is discussed in 5-page Technical Bulletin No. 3-1. Application of Chempump canned centrifugal pumps to problems of handling these chemicals is featured. Dept. IEC, Chempump Division, Fostoria Corp., P.O. Box 35-22, Hunting­ don Valley, Pa. 66

Filter Valve. Bulletin F-2039 de­ scribes Hy-flow Automatic Filter Valve

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WHAT 7 THINGS HAPPENED RECENTLY AT FRICK COMPANY* IN WAYNESBORO, PENNA

7 important things for

and you:

1. First of all, on a foundation of our 107 years' experience, our new management has established a growth policy that stresses new product develop­ ment, quality control, and expansion of field services. 2. New branch offices are being opened and the sales-engineering staffs of existing branches as well as of the home office are being increased. 3 . A compressor of new design is being developed. This, like our current dependable line, will handle a variety of refrigerants such as Freon, ammonia, propane, butane and carbon dioxide. 4. A new circulating system using refrigerated sea water has been introduced to commercial fishing fleets, at a saving to boat owners. 3. Completely insulated Shell-Ice makers have been "packaged" for convenient field installation. 6. Service to the growing poultry industry has been highlighted by our new counter-flow-continuous poultry chiller, which uses refrigerated water in­ stead of ice. 7. As part of the growth policy, we are increasing the number of Frick distributors. Some of our dis­ tributors have been with us 50 years. All of which indicates one thing: Frick is "on the move!" If you're passing through Waynesboro this summer, stop in and see for yourself; you'll be able to enjoy our remodeled and air conditioned offices.

FRICK COMPANY Waynesboro, Penna. *Pioneers in dependability since 1853: air conditioning, refrigerating^ ice making and quick freezing equipment, power farming machinery and portable sawmills. Circle No. 85 on Readers' Service Card 102 A

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for more efficient vacuum and pressure filtration. Valve features reduced tur­ bulence and resistance. Dept. IEC, The Eimco Corp., 684.-666 South Fourth West St., Salt Lake City 10, Utah 74 CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS Alkanolamides

and

Glycol

Esters.

New technical literature describing properties and uses of alkanolamides and glycol esters is now available. Dept. IEC, Clintwood Chemical Co., S3 North LaSalle St., Chicago 2, III. 75 Sodium-Potassium Alloys. Details of chemistry, properties, and applications of sodium-potassium alloys (NaK) and potassium are provided in a technical bulletin. Bull. MSAR 59-120, Dept. IEC, Commercial Division, MSA Re­ search Corp., Callery, Pa. 76 Carbon Black. New six-page folder on carbon black-rubber masterbatches has been prepared. Booklet includes review of first commercial production, typical applications, and description of manufacturing process for styrenebutadiene masterbatches with carbon black. Dept. IEC, Public Relations Division, United Carbon Co., Inc., 410 Park Ave., New York 22, Ν. Υ. 77 Ceramic Catalyst Carriers. Booklet includes information on ceramic prod­ ucts used as catalyst carriers. Chemical analyses and physical properties of sev­ eral compounds are given. Dept. IEC, Refractories Division, Norton Co., Worcester 6, Mass. 78 Plastics Catalog. This 67-page cata­ log covers commonly used plastic ma­ terials, giving specifications and whole­ sale prices for various forms including sheets, blocks, tubes, rods, strips, tapes, and film. Dept. IEC, Plastics Division, Kaufman Glass Co., French St., Wil­ mington, Del. 79 Fine Organic Chemicals Listed. Cata­ logs of S3 chemicals available for pro­ duction use and 59 others available in development quantities have been pub­ lished. Physical and chemical proper­ ties are included, with estimated price ranges given for development chem­ icals. Dept. IEC, Agricultural & In­ dustrial Products Division, Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis 6, Ind. 80 Aluminum Coating. Brochure on hotdip aluminum coating to prevent at­ mospheric corrosion and high temper­ ature oxidation and scaling of ferrous parts is available. Booklet includes many applications and describes metal spray coating method for parts too large to hot-dip. Copies available on