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The Power Seal’s short design and forwardlocation put the seal closer to the product flowpath and allow for easy installation and main-tenance The seal housing’s beveled profileallows for free draining and higher fluid circu-lation.

The precision manufactured Moyno PowerSeal features 316 SS construction, Viton 0-rings and hard silicon carbide faces, withoptional tungsten carbide faces and alternativeelastomer 0-rings such as Nitrile, EPDM orKalrez. The seal also features a thick cross-sec-tion for long life and more effective handling ofhigh starting torques often encountered withsolids-laden slurries. PIMoyno Inc., www.moyno.com

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Moyno, Inc., Springfield, OH,says a heavy-duty mechanicalseal is imperative for high per-formance and long pump life indealing with high viscosity fluidsand solids-laden slurries.

In difficult situations, theMoyno® Power Seal™, a keyaspect of the Moyno

PowerFlow™ pump, is the idealsolution, the company says. Thisversatile seal handles operatingconditions with temperatures upto 350ºF and pressures up to 200psi with optional offerings thatcan handle temperatures up to500º’F and pressures up to 300psi.

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MIDAC Titan-OLanalyzes gases inreal timeMIDAC, CostaMesa, CA, says itsTitan-OL systemsare designed toprovide real-time,multi-componentextractive gas-phase analysis inon-line and con-tinuous multi-point applications.Titan-OL systemsinclude a ruggedindustrial FTIRspectrometer sys-tem, gas cell(s),sample manifold, valve control electronics andsoftware. Hardware is enclosed in appropriate-ly rated NEMA enclosures, (up to and includ-ing Class 1, Div 1) or in a standard industrialrack mount cabinet. MIDAC’s exclusive fiberoptic distribution electronics provide a singlehub for temperature, pressure, mass flow,external alarm and optical switching signalsand can accommodate up to four 12 port man-ifolds for a total of 48 sample, purge and cali-bration lines. Communication between thehub and control computer is over fast, stablefiber optic cable.

MIDAC’s new dual ADC architecture andadvanced mirror drive control provideincreased sensitivity and very low detectionlevels for a variety of compounds. The customgas cells are corrosion-resistant and availablein path lengths from 1 cm to 30 meters.Systems can operate at temperatures fromambient to 240ºC, allowing moist samplestreams to be analyzed without condensation.

Titan-OL systems are fully automated withMIDAC’s AutoQuant Pro™ software packageincluding method calibration, data collection,trend analysis charts, manifold control andintegration of alarm and control functionswith plant process hardware and software. PIMIDAC Corp., www.midac.com

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Toronto, Ontario-based SchneiderElectric says its new TelemecaniqueZelio Time high-performance electron-ic timers are designed for all hard-wired, logic, automated systems com-plementing PLCs. Wiring and timingdiagrams are on the relay side for easeof installation. The timers are suitedfor pulp/paper and water/wastewater,conveying, packaging, sawmill and sim-ilar applications.

The ergonomic, configurable timersare available in three versions: the mod-ular RE11, the industrial RE7 and thepanel-mounted RE48. Three sizes arealso available: 17.5 mm wide; 22.5 mmwide; 48 mm wide.

The RE11 (17.5-mm version) timesbetween 0.1 seconds and 100 hours. Itfeatures single or multifunction ranges,and relay or solid-state output. It is avail-

able with a screw or spring connection.Fitted with seven time-delay choices

and LED time-delay indicators, the RE7 (22.5-mm version) times up to 300hours. It can be externally controlledfor start, partial stop and adjustment oftime delay. This multi-voltage (from 24to 240 VAC/DC) timer has two 8-A out-puts (the second of which is instanta-neous or time delay).

A sealable plastic cover protects thesettings on the RE11 and RE7 timers.They mount on DIN rail or with ascrew without an adapter plate.

Specifically designed for integrationinto machines and equipment, theRE48 (48-mm version) times from 0.02seconds to 300 hours. It is suited forapplications requiring frequent cycle-time adjustment or setting. The multi-function, multi-voltage (24 - 240VAC/DC) timer is flush-mounted andfeatures direct reading capabilities. Amounting spring is standard to facili-tate affixing the timer to a panel; con-nection sub-bases are optional.

The timers are UL, CSA and GL cer-tified. PISchneider Electric, www.schneider-electric.ca

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Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL, says its Automatic Brush Shower eliminatesdowntime for cleaning clogged nozzles in shower headers. At the push of a button,an internal rotating brush assembly scrubs the interior wall of the shower as wellas each disc-type shower nozzle orifice.

Debris is swept away through the flush-outvalve in seconds, says the company, restoringfull liquid flow to the system without contami-nating the sprayed surface.

There is no need to stop the system. Thebrushes operate without disruption to normal

processes. An optional timer is available forcompletely automated cleaning.

In addition, a retrofit motor and control unitkit is available for manual handwheel brushshowers. The retrofit kit also allows activationof the shower cleaning cycle at the push of abutton, and gives the option of a timing controlfor complete automation of the cleaningprocess. Simply remove the handwheel fromthe existing brush shower and install the SmartMotor. Easy to install, the retrofit eliminatesthe need to have workers climbing machines torotate the handwheels. It is ideal for mills witha low personnel count, says the company. PISpraying Systems Co., www.spray.com

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Downers Grove, IL-based Lovejoy, Inc.,points out that as industries modernizetheir facilities and equipment to maintain acompetitive edge, some standard parts stillset the standards for reliability and per-formance, an example being the Lovejoyjaw-style coupling which traces its incep-

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SERVICE AND SUPPORT TECHNICIANNorth America (USA and Canada)

The CompanyCreated in 1990, TECHPAP is an innovative French company that grew out of the desire to market and sellthe products developed by engineers at the Centre Technique du Papier (CTP), a research centre dedicatedto the advancement of the pulp and paper industry. Thanks to this unique relationship with theacademic/research side of the paper industry, TECHPAP is able to offer to their customers in the paper indus-try, a variety of machines and analyzers that employ cutting-edge technology. Please visit: www.techpap.com

The PositionTECHPAP is currently seeking a Service and Support Technician to perform installation and start-up servicesfor new system sales as well as troubleshooting services for after sales support. The candidate filling this posi-tion will help in sales and marketing functions and will develop a service support program that can be sold withnew equipment sales.

Requirements of the Position• Bachelor’s degree in Pulp and Paper Sciences or an engineering Degree with a mechanical, electrical and

computer sciences discipline• Proven mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot back programming problems are required• Effective time managements skills and organizational skills• Willingness to travel frequently in the U.S. and Canada (position will require travelling from 70% to 80% of

the time)• Self-starter• Communication skills as well as human relationship skills• Ability to perform training and presentation for large groups

SalaryCompensation includes a competitive salary plus bonusPlease note: TECHPAP appreciates your interest but advises that only candidates under consideration will be contacted.

duty electrical motors and internal combustionpower transmission applications.

The Lovejoy jaw couplings offer industriesthe largest variety of stock bore/keyway com-binations available, totaling over 850,000 pos-sible configurations. The Lovejoy jaw couplingneeds no lubrication.

Customization also plays a role. Each jawcoupling can be bored to order and shippedeither the same day or the next, via UPS, forfast delivery and service.

Lovejoy jaw couplings have a fail-safedesign which means that, even if the elastomerfails, the coupling still performs because thereis no metal-to-metal contact.

Lovejoy’s full line catalogue has specifica-tions and styles of jaw couplings available, andprovides torque ratings, bore and keywaycharts, as well as selection assistance. PILovejoy, Inc., www.lovejoy-inc.com.

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machines. Gannett Co. Inc. publishes 90 dailynewspapers and 1,000 other non-daily publica-tions. Gannett is the largest newspaper pub-lisher in the US.

Said Lincoln Simpson, Kruger’s vice-presi-dent-sales & marketing, publication paperssales, “We extend our thanks and congratula-tions to all employees at the Trois-Rivieres millin Quebec, at Corner Brook Pulp and Paper inNewfoundland and Labrador, and at theBromptonville mill (Sherbrooke) in Quebec,and to all personnel in our sales offices whoseexemplary dedication is evident in their workand is a credit to the Kruger organization.”www.kruger.com. PI

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The mill chose them toclean our lines and start-ed on the #2 RecoveryBoiler set. The processwas extremely successful.“Our lines are over 1,000feet long and we werefearful of plugging thelines that had 1.5” ofscale with effective line availability of 5”. After cleaning we had 8” linesthat looked almost new. Restricted flows went from approximately 400gallons to unrestricted flows of near 1,000 gpm on each line. Each linetook about 45 hours to clean at a cost of approximately $50,000. The millwill save $350,000 per set over replacement.” PIAqua Drill International, djordan1@eatel.net877-818-7032

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In the MillsThe NewPage Corp. board of directorsappointed its chairman Mark A.Suwyn as CEO, effective April 13,2006. Suwyn had served as interimCEO since March 1 following the resig-nation of Peter H. Vogel, Jr. Theboard also elected Richard D. “Rick”Willett, Jr. president and COO, as ofthe same date. Suwyn is CEO andchairman of the boards of bothNewPage Corp. and NewPage HoldingCorp. Three new directors were electedto the boards: Gerald Porter “Liam”Strong, Robert M. Armstrong andDavid J. Prystash. Jerome F. Tatarresigned from the NewPage board forpersonal reasons.

Koch Industries, Inc. announcedJoseph W. Moeller as president andCEO Georgia-Pacific Corp. followingthe completion of Koch ForestProducts, Inc.’s $21-billion acquisitionof G-P. Moeller was previously presi-dent and COO of Koch Industrieswhere he has been for 40 years. Severalnew members of G-P’s new senior lead-ership team are from Koch and include(with titles and year joined or timeserved with Koch): Bill Caffey, execu-tive vice-president — operations andcompliance (1973); Jim Hannan, exec-utive vice-president — chief adminis-trative officer (7 years); Julie Brehm,senior vice-president — humanresources (1983). Brehm reports toHannan. Tye Darland, senior vice-president — general counsel (1993);Philip Ellender, senior vice-president— government and public affairs (9years); Mark Luetters, senior vice-president — supply and trading, fiberand energy (16 years); David Park,senior vice-president - strategy andbusiness development (1994).

Appleton appointed Kathy Bolhous asvice-president and general manager ofits performance packaging business. Italso promoted Angela Tyczkowski tovice-president, secretary and generalcounsel. Both report to MarkRichards, Appleton’s CEO.

Buckeye Technologies Inc. appointedWilliam M. Handel, formerly senior-vice president, human resources, assenior vice-president, lean enterprisewith over-all responsibility for allhuman resources, customer service andinformation systems activities. Also:

Steven G. Dean was elected vice-pres-ident and controller; Terrence M.Reed was elected vice-president,human resources; Phillip C. Reesewas elected vice-president, absorbentfibers; Darrell D. Adams was electedvice-president, specialty fibers —North America and Asia; Dr. HorstGottsche-Kuhn, formerly vice-presi-dent, cotton cellulose sales, is now vice-president, specialty fibers - Europe andSouth America.

The administrative council of theIntegrated Center for Pulp and Paper(Centre intégré en pâtes et papiers —CIPP) named Patrice Mangin as thecenter’s new director-general. Manginis a professor in the chemical engineer-ing department of the University ofQuebec at Trois-Rivières (l’Universitédu Québec à Trois-Rivières — UQTR).The center is scheduled to open inSeptember 2006.

Weyerhaeuser Company named PeterW. Sherland vice-president - procure-ment and transportation. He hadserved as vice president - transporta-tion and logistics since 2002 andassumed the additional responsibilitiesfollowing the retirement of Robert W.Boyd, Jr., vice-president — procure-ment and supply management.Sherland stays chairman of WestwoodShipping. Weyerhaeuser directorselected Kenneth F. Khoury seniorvice-president and general counseleffective April 3 to succeed Robert A.Dowdy who plans to retire in June.Khoury joins Weyerhaeuser fromGeorgia-Pacific Corp where he wasvice-president and deputy generalcounsel. As well, Weyerhaeuser namedPatricia M. Bedient as senior vice-president, finance and strategic plan-ning. Previously, she was vice-presi-dent, strategic planning.

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. appointedChris McIver as vice-president, lum-ber sales to succeed Ernie Thony whoretired.

Prof. Gunnar Svedberg will becomepresident of STFI-Packforsk,Stockholm, Sweden, on July1, 2006.

Fraser Papers appointed Bill Manzeras senior vice-president of operations,Peter Gordon as senior vice-presidentfinance and CFO, and Pierre McNeilas senior vice-president of humanresources and the sawmilling group.

Longview Fibre Co. pro-moted Ivan A. Olson tovice-president, logistics.Terry L. Gould wasappointed to the newly-created position ofregional manager for

paper sales for Longview. He is respon-sible for marketing kraft papers in themidwestern and eastern US and basedin Marietta, GA.

Robert W. Black joined Kimberly-Clark Corp. as chief strategy officer,reporting to chairman and CEOThomas J. Falk. In this newly createdposition, Black will lead the develop-ment, execution and monitoring of thecompany’s strategy and help to acceler-ate Kimberly-Clark’s initiatives toenhance global competitiveness.

Temple-Inland Inc. elected MorrisDavis as its general counsel reportingto J. Bradley Johnston, chief adminis-trative officer. Davis will begin employ-ment with Temple-Inland in June2006. He comes to Temple-Inland after39 years with the law firm ofMcGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore inAustin, TX, where he served sevenyears as managing partner. Temple-Inland also appointed Grant F.Adamson as chief governance officerand Troy L. Hester as corporate con-troller.

Forest Resources LLC which ownsStrathcona Paper and Boehmer Boxthrough CANAMPAC ULC has appoint-ed Gael Mourant as president ofCANAMPAC, Mark Caines as presi-dent and COO of Boehmer Box andBryan Best as senior vice-president andgeneral manager of Strathcona Paper.

Suppliers’ MovesGreg Kriebel joinedFluid Dynamics, Inc. aseastern regional salesmanager. He will pro-mote the company’s prod-uct line and support thesales efforts of Fluid

Dynamics’ independent manufacturer’srepresentatives and OEM accounts.

Jim Pigott has joinedTietoEnator Majiq Inc.and TietoEnator CanadaInc. as sales manager,North America.

Lexair, Inc. hired JohnJennings as nationalsales director, a new position withinthe valves division.

Diane Middleton was named presi-dent and CEO of Lorain, OH-basedHarris Instrument Corp., manufacturerof SCAN-A-LINE™ sensor systems.

Morris Warino wasappointed business devel-opment manager for WallColmonoy (WCC), Okla-homa City, which is partof the WCC Aeronauticaland Aerospace Group.

Rene Degreve wasnamed president andCEO for SolvayAmerica, Inc., Houston,TX. He succeeds DavidBirney who retired inMarch. Degreve joinedSolvay America’s parent company,Solvay SA, in Brussels, Belgium in1966. Most recently he served inBrussels as director and member of theexecutive committee and general man-ager finance. He has been a member ofthe board of directors of SolvayAmerica since 1998. Degreve will con-tinue to serve as a member of the exec-utive committee of Solvay SA.

Mark Checkley was appointed salesengineer for The Alloy EngineeringCompany. He will be responsible forsales of the company’s high-tempera-ture and corrosion-resistant productsin Michigan, Ohio and large parts ofIndiana and West Virginia.

Pennsauken, NJ-basedMarsden, Inc., manufac-turer of gas infrared dry-ing systems, namedGerard J. Lucidi presi-dent and CEO. He waspreviously the firm’s gen-

eral manager. Company founder,Thomas M. Smith, became chairman.

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For TAPPI events, phone 1-800-332-8686 (USA);1-800-446-9431 (Canada); 770-446—1400 (out-side US or Canada); fax 770-446-6947 or 770-446-1400 ext. FAX; www.tappi.org. For Pulp and Paper Technical Association ofCanada (PAPTAC) events, phone 514-392-0265;fax 514-392-0369; www.paptac.ca.For PIMA events, phone 1-847-375-6860;www.pimaweb.org.

Schedules availableThese non-profit organizations issue sched-ules outlining workshops, training courses,seminars and conferences. Contact the num-ber shown for information.• TAPPI (See box for contact numbers).• PAPTAC (See box for contact numbers).• Society of Manufacturing Engineers, SME

Customer Service, 1-800-733-4763. • Dept. of Energy, Office of Industrial

Technologies, sponsored workshops onindustrial energy strategies; Elliott Levine,202-586-1476.

• Rochester Institute of TechnologyTechnical and Education Center of theGraphic Arts and Imaging; 1-800-724-2536,ext. 32.

• Graphic Arts Technical Foundation; 1-800-662-3916.

• American Institute of Chemical Engineers;Scott Hamilton, 212-591-7660.

Call for papersMay 7-9, 2007 – Int. Mechanical Pulping Conf.,Marriott Hotel, Minneapolis, MN. Abstracts due byAugust 20, 2006 to impc@tappi.org. May 29-June 1, 2007 – Int. Chemical RecoveryConf., Hotel Loews Le Concorde, Quebec City, QC.Abstracts due by Oct. 2, 2006 on-line athttp://www.paptac.ca/forms/absub_icrc.htm. Or con-tact PAPTAC.June 25-28, 2007 – 14th Int. Symp. on Wood Fiberand Pulping Chemistry plus 12th African Pulp &Paper Week. June 22-23, 2007 Pre-Symp. on P&PIBy-products. Abstracts due by August 21, 2006.Contact www.tappsa.co.za or e-mail Jane Molony atmjjme@iafrica.com.

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1122--1155 PTS Symp., ChemicalTechnology of Papermaking,

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1133--1155 Int. Symp. – Challenges of Pulpand Papermaking Technology,

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2200--2222 Int. Printing and Graphic ArtsConf., The Westin Cincinnati,

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2200--2222 PAPTAC Midwest Branch 60thAnnual Meeting and Trade

Show, Valhalla Inn, Thunder Bay, ON. ContactPAPTAC.

2255--2266 European Paper Recycling Conf.,Barcelona, Spain, www.paper

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Phone (850) 944-4475Fax (850) 944-8270

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Engineering services for

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Tstrata® Floor Strengthening Systems are available with Hardwire® Steel Reinforcement which strengthens existing concrete floors without the disruption of conventional repairs. Tstrata’s unique UV-curing process allows the flooring surface to be cured instantaneously, saving you time, effort and money. An optional Static Dissipative (SD) feature can be added to any Tstrata System. Tstrata is a perfect solution for aging or deteriorated concrete flooring in manufacturing, printing or warehousing facilities with AGV and heavy forklift traffic.

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New CVN Literature Shows How To Improve Earnings.

PO Box 129 • Greeneville, Tennessee 37744-0129 USAPhone: 423-638-2211 • Fax: 423-638-8805

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Osprey™ Gravity Strainer• Continuous removal of fiber with

backwash cleaning design.

• Custom design to keep yourshower nozzles open.

• Assistance in preparing financial justification.

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Greeneville, Tennessee, USASince 1984

Case histories ofOsprey™ design fromCVN SystemsOur product design was used in:

1. A large US paper mill treated 1700gpm (6435 l/min) of filtrate from a discfilter carrying 60 ppm (.006% byweight) sand, grit and fines. Particlesgreater than 140 micron, (0.14mm),(.0055”) were separated and removedas the filtrate was used for showerwater.

2. A tissue mill, reduced fresh water con-sumption by cleaning white water,2000 l / min, (528gpm) with 100 ppm(0.01% by weight) fibers. All fibersand particles greater than 140 micron(0.14mm), (.0055”) diameter were sep-arated and removed. The filtrate waterwas used for high pressure sprays onwires and felts.

3. A Swedish paper mill cleaned 5000l/min (1321gpm) of fibers greater than100 micron (.004”) diameter for wiresprays and vacuum pump seal water.

4. An English paper mill cleaned 1900l/min (502gpm) of waste paper pig-ments larger than 100 micron(0.10mm), (0.004”) diameter. The fil-trate was used for wire showers.

5. A Philippines printing and writingpaper mill cleaned 3500 l/min(924gpm) filtrate from a DAF unit.Particles greater than 100 micron(0.10mm), (0.004”) diameter wererejected. The filtrate was used forpaper machine nozzles of 1.0 mm(0.039”) diameter.

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Water Strategiesto improve performance

WSM INTRODUCES NEWGRINDING TECHNOLOGYWest Salem Machinery introduces thelatest in grinding technology for process-ing high volumes of wood, bark, and logyard debris. The Model 5472 verticalfeed grinder features a massive 54-in.dia. by 72-in. wide fully machined rotor for processing large volumes ofmixed wood and bark into a sized product. Suitable for use with drivesfrom 400-1000 HP. Key features improve operation and reduce mainte-nance costs in tough mill applications. Features include heavy dutyinfeed chute with optional ballistics protection, full interior wear liners(1-in. to 3-in. thick), 12-in. diameter shaft, heavy duty spherical rollerbearings mounted in cast steel pillow block housings for improved shockloading, hydraulic pivoting grinder housing for fast and easy mainte-nance access, modular screen grates for ease of handling and superiorproduct sizing, and heavy duty hammers (swing or rigid) withreversible/ replaceable hammer tips. WSM offers a complete line ofsevere duty grinding machinery and a complete line of screening equip-ment. View us at www.westsalem.com, or call us at 800-722-3530.

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ELLETT HIGHPERFORMANCEALLOY SPECIALISTS

Ellett impacts the worldof pulp and paper with HeatExchangers, Evaporators,Towers/Crystallizers, Tanksand Pressure Vessels made tothe toughest specs in highperformance alloys.

Titanium, Zirconium,Hastelloy, Tantalum andNiobium are just some of thespace age materials EllettIndustries turns into special-ized equipment for pulp andpaper mills around the world.

Ellett Industries Ltd., www.ellettindustries.com

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FLUORO-WEAR 102 HIGHTEMPERATURE ROLL COVERS

Teflon® roll covers have been usedby the paper industry for 35 years. ButFluoro-Wear™ is the first reinforcedTeflon® roll cover product. Originalwear testing indicated four timesgreater abrasion resistance than unre-inforced Teflon® FEP. Recent thick-ness measurements taken on a rollcover in service indicate a “Fluoro-Wear™ roll cover is lasting more than10 times longer. The reinforced Teflon® has greater strength at high-er temperatures (suggested service limit is 400°F). However, onebowed roll cover operating at the end of an infra-red oven can copewith temperatures of 500-550°F without damage. The roll coversreinforced with carbon are static dissipative eliminating static.

Fluoron Inc., www.fluoron.com

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ACHIEVE COATWEIGHT FROMSTART-UP TO FINISH

With Perma-Life blades you willachieve specified coat weight imme-diately, and maintain optimum con-sistency up to five times longer thanwith a normal steel blade.

Perma-Life blades incorpoate lay-ered ceramic over a steel back.Various bevels and designs are avail-able to allow each coater to run atpeak efficiency. Each blade is custom designed to order, creatingthe perfect match for your equipment.

The exceptionally smooth finish of each bevel type improvesthe quality of the coated paper produced. The coefficient of fric-tion is so low, very few scratches form.

Pacific Saw & Knife, www.pacificintnl.com

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THE ACROWOODDIAMONDROLLSAND SEPARATORThe DiamondRoll™ Sand SeparationSystem takes particle segregation tothe next level, separating face andcore fractions for particleboard and removing contaminants fromrecycled wood processes. TheDiamondRoll’s system of patented

roll textures and Variable InterRoll Openings is employed. Finewood particles, dust, and very fine grit pass to the screen below,while sand, larger wood particles and contaminants are cleaned inan Air Density Separator. A second air system removes foil andplastics in an overhead collection hood, and drops larger rocks outbelow. In this one-pass system of screens and air cleaners, recycledor urban wood sources can be cleaned and prepared for particle-board or MDF processes.

Acrowood Corporation, www.acrowood.com

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EASY RELEASE ANDROLL CHROME PLATINGEasy Release is a Teflon overchrome surface that provides thedurability of chrome with therelease of Teflon. Although therehave been several composite coat-ings developed that can be appliedon sight, Easy Release remainsthe superior coating for durabilityand wear life.

MP&P (Mirror Polishing andPlating, Waterbury, CT), an ISO 9002 certified company, is enter-ing it’s 50th year in business.

MP&P is the largest chrome plating facility in North Americaservicing Fortune 500 companies throughout the world. Platingand finishing capabilities include dryer drums up to 38 feet inlength and rolls up to 12 feet in diameter.

Mirror Polishing and Plating, www.mpp.net

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ULTRASTREAM®

TRIMMING NOZZLES

Needle-like solid stream spray isdesigned for precise edge trim-ming, cutting and slitting awide variety of paper grades.UltraStream nozzles are avail-able with single or dual orifices.The dual orifice version elimi-nates the need to use two noz-zles in tandem, reduces splash-back build up and simplifiesspray alignment. Ruby orificemodels provide superior sprayprecision and wear resistance.Request Bulletin 563A for more information.

Spraying Systems Co., 1-800-95-SPRAY, www.spray.com

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THREADINGPROCESSSOLUTIONS FROMVOITH TAILTHREADINGGROUPVTT Solutions utilizeFibron vacuum convey-or technology to opti-mize the threadingprocess.

Voith solutions include VTT Turbo™, VTT Venturi™, and VTTFan™ conveyor systems.

Allowing for the smooth transfer of the tail throughout themachine, VTT solutions minimize threading times and contributeto overall machine efficiency, production and safety.

Voith Paper, threading@voith.com

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