ters’ manufacturing procedures allow the accurate sorting, inspecting, and grading of the media. The purity and hardness of glass media offer signifi- cant advantages for grinding and dis- persion. Benefits include high crush resistance, low abrasive wear rate, virtual chemical inertness, and the noncontamination or graying of light- colored products as found with steel media. The high degree of roundness also permits multiple recycling and reuse. Circle 430 on reader information card Cyclic Test Chamber Sk3glefon Cop. Cleveland The new DEC line of Corrosion Test Chambers from Singleton Corp. per- forms the latest ASTM specification G85 Annex 5 for Cyclic Testing as well as the extensively used ASTM B 117 Salt Fog Test. These chambers feature a programmable controller with machines in the United States. Turnkey systems for wet dip processes like electro-plating, phosphating, anodizing and electro-coating. Machines that handle racks, barrels or baskets. As a machine builder and inte- grator, Jessup Engineering can manage your project on a system basis. We provide everything from dryers, rectifiers and waste treatment equipment, to user-friendly, programmable controls with graphic displays for process control and diagnostics. automatic start-up and shut-down func- tions, ramp/soak capability, and a built-in cycle timer. Available graphi- cal user interface software enables the user to operate, monitor, and report all test parameters with a remote personal computer. The chamber’s low-profile design makes it easy to use while preserving valuable testing capacity. Circle 431 on reader information card Jessup high production automatic hoist metal finishing machines have been the favorite of U. S. manufacturers for over 20 years. To learn why, send for free literature. Jessup Eqiwdng, Inc. Automated Metal Finishing Systems 2745 Bond Street Rochester Hills, MI 48309 (810) 8535600 FAX: (810) 853-7530 Circle 044 on reader information card Steam Cleaner Sioux Steam Cleaner Beresford, S.D. Sioux Steam Cleaner introduces a line of steam cleaners for surface preparation and pretreatment applica- tions. With special pumps and equip- ment, steam cleaners are excellent for phosphatizing. Units are also ideal for cleaning jigs, fixtures, and engines, as well as general plant and facilities maintenance. Operation is simple with reliable, trouble-free service. Steam cleaning is excellent for deep cleaning metal. It is great for dissolving grease and oil, as well as removing grime and dirt from equipment. Ratings are lOO- 480 gph, 325°F saturated steam. Units are available in oil, LP, or natural gas firings, as well as all-electric designs. Circle 432 on reader information card Title V Compliance Software TfMy Consultants Inc. Dallas The Air Inventory Manager, part of the Quest series of Title V compliance software, is a PC Windows-based program that automates calculating, reporting, and analyzing of air emis- sion data for one or multiple industrial facilities. Emissions calculations can be customized to the user’s industrial processes, including internal and exter- 82 METAL FINISHING ?? APRIL 1995
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ters’ manufacturing procedures allow the accurate sorting, inspecting, and grading of the media. The purity and hardness of glass media offer signifi- cant advantages for grinding and dis- persion. Benefits include high crush resistance, low abrasive wear rate, virtual chemical inertness, and the noncontamination or graying of light- colored products as found with steel media. The high degree of roundness also permits multiple recycling and reuse.
Circle 430 on reader information card
Cyclic Test Chamber Sk3glefon Cop. Cleveland
The new DEC line of Corrosion Test Chambers from Singleton Corp. per- forms the latest ASTM specification G85 Annex 5 for Cyclic Testing as well as the extensively used ASTM B 117 Salt Fog Test. These chambers feature a programmable controller with
machines in the United States. Turnkey systems for wet dip processes like electro-plating, phosphating, anodizing and electro-coating. Machines that handle racks, barrels or baskets. As a machine builder and inte-
grator, Jessup Engineering can manage your project on a system basis. We provide everything from dryers, rectifiers and waste treatment equipment, to user-friendly, programmable controls with graphic displays for process control and diagnostics.
automatic start-up and shut-down func- tions, ramp/soak capability, and a built-in cycle timer. Available graphi- cal user interface software enables the user to operate, monitor, and report all test parameters with a remote personal computer. The chamber’s low-profile design makes it easy to use while preserving valuable testing capacity.
Circle 431 on reader information card
Jessup high production automatic hoist metal finishing machines have been the favorite of U. S. manufacturers for over 20 years. To learn why, send for free literature.
Jessup Eqiwdng, Inc. Automated Metal Finishing Systems
2745 Bond Street Rochester Hills, MI 48309 (810) 8535600 FAX: (810) 853-7530
Circle 044 on reader information card
Steam Cleaner Sioux Steam Cleaner Beresford, S.D.
Sioux Steam Cleaner introduces a line of steam cleaners for surface preparation and pretreatment applica- tions. With special pumps and equip- ment, steam cleaners are excellent for phosphatizing. Units are also ideal for cleaning jigs, fixtures, and engines, as well as general plant and facilities
maintenance. Operation is simple with reliable, trouble-free service. Steam cleaning is excellent for deep cleaning metal. It is great for dissolving grease and oil, as well as removing grime and dirt from equipment. Ratings are lOO- 480 gph, 325°F saturated steam. Units are available in oil, LP, or natural gas firings, as well as all-electric designs.
Circle 432 on reader information card
Title V Compliance Software TfMy Consultants Inc. Dallas
The Air Inventory Manager, part of the Quest series of Title V compliance software, is a PC Windows-based program that automates calculating, reporting, and analyzing of air emis- sion data for one or multiple industrial facilities. Emissions calculations can be customized to the user’s industrial processes, including internal and exter-
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nal combustion engines, fixed-roof tanks, surface coating operations, and VOC-fugitive processes. In addition, the software can calculate emissions using actual production data, user- specified emission factors, and AP-42 methodologies. The Air Inventory Manager includes a comprehensive reporting feature that can be used to generate annual emissions inventories for state regulatory agencies. Addi- tional reports of emissions calculations can be generated to produce dependa- ble documentation for future reference.
Circle 433 on reader information card
Thermoplastic Filtration Systems Wanender Ltd. Notthbrook, III.
Chemag horizontal disk filters, which include the new high-capacity Chemagnum design, are constructed in solid polypropylene to resist both in- ternal and external corrosion. Zero
leakage sealless magnetic-drive pumps meet the latest EPA regulations. Re- ductions in replacement media and hazardous waste disposal costs are a benefit. A wide range of sizes is available from 150-20,000 gph.
Circle 434 on reader lnfotmation card
Vacuum Calibration System MKS Instruments Inc., NGS Div. Andover, Mass.
The PVS-60 Portable Vacuum Cali- bration System, which provides NIST-
une 26-29 ??Baltimore Convention Center ??Baltimore, MD
T he theme “Applying Common Sense” ties in with the “Common Sense Initiative” (CSI) now being implemented by the U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency (EPA). The electroplating and surface finishing industry has been selected as one of six to participate in this new program. The American Electroplaters and Surface Finishers Society (AESF) is committed to helping industry understand the CSI and participate in it. In February, EPA Adminis- trator Carol Browner and some of her key staff addressed an AESF/EPA-spon- sored conference. Now AESF takes that meeting a step further at SUR/FIN* ‘95, with two sessions that will thoroughly explore the CSI and help industry learn of “cleaner, cheaper, smarter” ways of achieving compliance. Speakers include top-level EPA staff and knowledgeable industry representatives:
Applying Common Sense I Monday, June 26,2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.-Robert Benson, Office of
Policy Planning & Evaluation, U.S. EPA, Washington, DC
3:00 p.m.-The Common Sense Initiative from a Jobshop Owner’s Perspective: B.J. Mason, Mid-Atlantic Finishing, Capitol Heights, MD
3:30 p.m.-Regulatory Impediments to Pollution Prevention & An Improved Environment:Franlc Altmayer, CEF, Scientific Control Laboratories, Inc., Chicago, IL
4:00 p.m.-William Sonntag, NAMW AESF Director of Government Rela- tions, Washington, DC
Applying Common Sense II 9:00 a.m.-James Dewitt, GZA
GeoEnvironmental, Vernon, CT 9:30 a.m.-Business & Government: A
Successful Partnership:LaRonda V. Bowen, South Coast Air Quality Man- agement District
IO:00 a.m.-Applying Common Sense: Dr. Rebecca Spearot, PE., Clayton En- vironmental Consultants, Novi, MI
1l:OO a.m.-Common Sense Workshop - FREE AdmIssIon to Exhlblt - The industry Exhibit of more than 200 suppliers will open with a “preview re- ception” on Tuesday, June 27, 5-6:30 p.m. Exhibit hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 & 29.
Surface$nishing-related organizations njll be participating in SVR/FIIP ‘95.
Circle 004 on reader information card
traceable calibrations that ensure com- pliance with government regulations and/or corporate quality programs such as IS0 9000 and MLSTD 45662A, is designed for the calibration capaci- tance manometers, pressure transduc- ers and transmitters, TC gauges, and mechanical/dial gauges over the wide range of 10e6 to atmosphere. The sturdy PVS-60 cart features all-metal, sealed construction, includes three high-accu- racy Transfer Standards, and is ideally suited for in-situ calibration applica- tions.
Xylan 61-2-3 is a three-layer coating that employs reinforcing filaments to greatly strengthen the film. The rein- forcement performs much like glass fibers in composites, making the coat- ing more resistant to all forms of mechanical wear, including abrasion, spalling, and erosion. Various formu- lae of Xylan 61-2-3 are applied via conventional spray systems as three wet films, then cured, from 400- 700°F. Nominal buildup is 1.3 mil,
