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Cover Story
34 Part 1: Optimizing the Design-to-Cost Cycle
By intensifying cooperation among process designers and cost engineers
in the conceptual stage of plant projects, better-informed decisions can be
made on the economic viability of plant projects
38 Part 2: Competitive Pricing of Process Plants
Accurate pricing of CPI plants involves integrating technical
design with economic evaluation and accounting for many types
of risk. Knowledge of costing methods from the perspective of
EPCs and owner-operators is critical
In the News
7 Chementator
Thermochemical regenerator system demonstrated in glass-
production facility; Large-scale production of carbon nanotubes;
Continuously cleaned filters for challenging water streams; A new
catalyst removes cyanide from wastewater; Bioelectrochemical
system treats wastewater and generates biogas; and more
14 Business News 34
Ineos to import ethane to ExxonMobil ethylene plant in Scotland; SNC-
Lavalin awarded EPCM contract for potash project in Ethiopia; DuPont opens
cellulosic ethanol facility in Iowa; Evonik opens expanded specialty-silica
facilities in Japan; and more
16 Newsfront 43rd Kirkpatrick Award: Winner

Announced Five companies are honored for innovation in
chemical engineering
38
21 Newsfront Combustible Dust Standard Gets a
Facelift While NFPA 652 creates a general set of requirements for
mitigating explosion hazards, equipment providers improve offerings to assist
with compliance
Technical and Practical

32 Facts at your Fingertips Water Treatment
21
Technologies This one-page reference provides information on
the major categories of water contaminants and on pretreatment, primary
treatment and posttreatment technologies
33 Technology Profile Maleic Anhydride from n-Butane
(Fixed-bed Process) This column describes a process for
producing maleic anhydride via a fixed-bed process
43 Feature Report Point-Level Switches for Safety
Systems Industries that manufacture or store potentially hazardous
materials need to employ point-level switches to protect people and the
environment from spills
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48 Engineering Practice Chemical Process Plants: Plan
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54 Environmental Manager Common Mistakes When
Conducting a HAZOP and How to Avoid Them
An important part of ensuring the success of a HAZOP study is to understand
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Chementator
Thermochemical regenerator system
demonstrated in glass facility Edited by:
Gerald Ondrey
A
patented thermochemical regen- Combustion
erator system developed by Praxair, ULTRAFILTRATION
Inc. (Danbury, Conn.; www.praxair. Hot oxy-fuel Syngas (C0, H2-
fluegas rich) ~2,300°F A new ultrafiltration fiber can
com) has been demonstrated at its ~2,800°F (1,540°C) (1,260°C) increase permeability by
first industrial site, a glass-making facility in 35% compared to previous
Mexico. The system, known as the Optimelt generation fibers for waste-
heat-recovery system, lowers fuel consump- water treatment, according
tion in oxy-fuel furnaces, which use pure to developer Dow Water &
Reforming
oxygen, rather than air, as the primary com-
Checker
Process Solutions (Midland,
Heating
bustion oxidant. Mich.; www.dow.com). The
The Optimelt system directs combustion XP Fiber was incorporated
into the company’s com-
fluegas to a regenerator chamber, where it
mercial UF modules, where
heats refractory checker bricks and cools it can operate at up to 40%
Fluegas
to between 1,100 and 1,300°F before exit- recycle Cold higher flux while producing
ing the chamber. A portion (10–20%) of the natural the same transmembrane
cooled fluegas (mostly H2O and CO2) is re- gas
pressure and generate up to
cycled, mixed with the furnace fuel (natural Cooled fluegas (C02, H20) to stack, 30% less wastewater with-
~1,300°F (700°C)
gas) and then introduced at the bottom of out sacrificing filtrate water
another regenerator that has been heated Praxair quality, Dow says. The XP
in the previous cycle, according to the com- Fiber realizes advantages
pany. The gas mixture absorbs heat from waste heat and introducing the preheated in higher water flux, higher
water recovery and reduced
the refractory material, Praxair explains, and syngas stream into the furnace lowers the
energy use because of a
undergoes endothermic reactions, such as net fuel input for the furnace. The ability to unique pore structure that
H2O- and CO2-reforming, to generate syn- upgrade the energy content of the fuel in the can be carefully controlled in
thesis gas (syngas). With the gas mixture regenerator results in potential fuel savings manufacturing, explains Ce-
above a certain temperature, the reactions of up to 20%, compared to a conventional della Beazley, business unit
occur at atmospheric pressure without the oxy-fuel furnace, and up to 30% compared director for filtration at Dow.
need for catalysts or additional steam gen- to conventional regenerative air-fired fur-
eration, the company points out. naces, Praxair states. ENERGY STORAGE
The hot syngas stream has a heating value The Optimelt system can be included in Latent Heat Storage Pty. Ltd.
that is 1.2–1.3 times that of the natural gas new construction or retrofit onto existing (Adelaide, Australia; www.
that is fed into the regenerator. Capturing glass-melting or steel-heating furnaces. latent-heat.com), has won
an Australian Federal Gov-
ernment grant to launch its
Large-scale production of carbon nanotubes sand-based thermal energy
storage system (TESS) onto
L
ast month, Zeon Corp. (Tokyo, onstration plant and disseminating technol-
the international market.
Japan; www.zeon.co.jp) started up ogy by providing samples. They succeeded TESS is based on the latent
the world’s first mass-production in synthesizing homogeneous SG-CNT on a heat properties of silicon
plant for high-grade carbon nano- metallic substrate (500 mm x 200 mm), with obtained from sand. Devel-
tubes (CNTs) at its Tokuyama facility in a production rate 17,000 times higher than oped in conjunction with the
Shunan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. that of the original work by Hata. University of Adelaide and
The plant produces CNTs with more than The SG-CNT process uses a small amount Adelaide-based engineer-
99% purity using the Super Growth (SG) of water within the vapor phase of the syn- ing consultancy ammjohn
method, which was developed by the Na- thesis atmosphere, which remarkably en- (www.ammjohn.com.au),
tional Institute of Advanced Industrial Sci- hances catalytic activity, catalytic life and it stores thermal energy by
heating and melting contain-
ence and Technology (AIST; Tsukuba City, growth efficiency. The high-purity CNTs can
ers full of silicon.
Japan; www.aist.go.jp), with support of be easily recovered and separated from the The design concept is in-
New Energy and Industrial Technology De- substrate without damaging their quality. spired by the traditional sand
velopment Organization (NEDO; Kawasaki, CNTs produced with the SG method dem- hourglass. A typical set-up is
Japan; www.nedo.go.jp). onstrate unique properties, such as a high a “cold tank,” where sand is
Zeon has been participating in two NEDO- aspect ratio, high purity and highly specific initially stored, before flowing
funded projects from 2006 to 2013 in which surface area. The NEDO project has already into a “hot tank,” located di-
Zeon developed the mass-production tech- devised potential ways of incorporating rectly underneath. The cold
nology for making CNTs, based on the SG CNTs into innovative materials and devices, tank could take the form of a
Method that was discovered in 2004 by a such as high-performance capacitors, highly hollow cylinder, designed to
team led by Kenji Hata at AIST. Since 2011, functional rubber materials and materials
(Continues on p. 8)
Zeon and AIST have been operating a dem- with high thermal conductivity.
Note: For more information, circle the 56-digit number on p. 190, or use the website designation.

Continuously cleaned filters for
allow the concentrated solar
flux to penetrate an empty
challenging water streams
central cylinder part. By
A
opening a valve, the sand will
new self-clean- Gear motor There is also poten-
leave the cold tank and flow ing filter from tial for the motor at
through the solar flux, where Spiral Water Inlet the filter’s top to be
it will be heated up. The hot Te c h n o l o - run on solar power,
sand will then be stored in gies Inc. (San Rafael, says Gulati. In addi-
the hot tank. When required, Calif.; www.spiralwa- tion to keeping the fil-
a heat exchanger will be im- ter.com) can efficiently Filter Element ter clean at all times,
mersed in the sand, and will treat water with 25,000 the fluid dynamics
produce superheated steam mg/L total suspended of the movement of
that flows through a turbine Rotating
solids (TSS). Accord- Spiral Brush dirt into the purge
to generate electricity.
Latent Heat Storage CEO
ing to Spiral Water chamber are key in
Jonathan Whalley says the CEO Ashwin Gulati, the ensuring the filter’s
competitive advantage of filters use much less effectiveness for
his company’s system is in energy — reportedly treating waters with
Solids Outlet
its flexibility and scalability, just 10% of traditional Collection extremely high TSS
making it suited to anything filters’ energy require- levels. The filters can
from small-scale (500 kW) ments — due to the also handle oils and
applications to large-scale negligible pressure grease, something
applications in the hundreds drop made possible by Purge other filters cannot
of megawatts. Using silicon
the filter’s automatic, do, explains Gulati.
as the storage medium gives Spiral Water Technologies
both a high operating tem-
self-cleaning mecha- Currently, the filters
perature (1,400°C) and a high nism wherein debris are offered with 15–
energy density; other TESS is continuously removed from the filter ele- 50-μm screens, and the company says that
systems typically operate at ments by a motorized spiral brush. Other fil- 10-μm screens will be available soon for
about 800°C, he says. The ters may have pressure drops as high as 30 even finer filtration. The filters are modular,
higher operating tempera- psi, which can introduce higher energy con- and can be arranged in parallel to reach a
ture of TESS lends it higher sumption and may require booster pumps or wide range of capacities. They can also be
efficiency in the conversion backwash functionality. installed into existing systems. In addition to
to electricity, compared with Gulati explains how the filter operates: water and wastewater treatment, the filters
competing systems.
“Dirty feed water enters on the top, flows have recently been employed as a replace-
A commercial prototype is
currently under development
down through the distributors, and the spiral ment for cartridge filters at a fertilizer plant,
for completion in early 2016. brush pushes the dirt down into a purging for protecting turbine bearings at a hydro-
chamber, which can be automated, while electric facility and for reducing solids in a
REDOX-FLOW BATTERY simultaneously moving clean water out.” fruit-juice processing plant.
Researchers at the Center
for Energy and Environmen-
tal Chemistry (CEEC) of the A new catalyst removes cyanide from wastewater
Friedrich Schiller University
C
Jena (Germany; www.uni- hemists at the University of Am- batch reactors or large-scale packed-bed
jena.de) and university spin- sterdam (UvA; the Netherlands; continuous reactors.
off company, JenaBatteries www.uva.nl) have discovered a Initially, the technology transfer is focused
GmbH (www.jenabatteries. new catalytic method for remov- on steel-mill effluents, and a project is cur-
com) are developing a re- ing cyanide ions from industrial wastewater. rently moving to the scaleup phase. Since
dox-flow battery (RFB) that
The heterogeneous catalyst — discovered then, the technology has been tested on
is based on organic poly-
mers and a harmless saline
jointly by Paula Oulego Blanco, Raveendra the effluent from the precious-metals sec-
solution, which makes the Shiju and professor Gadi Rothenberg from tor, where the process volumes are smaller,
system safer and easier to UvA’s Sustainable Chemistry research- but the CN– concentrations are much
handle than existing RFBs, priority area — has been shown to reduce higher (up to 10,000 times higher). In a col-
which use vanadium salts CN– concentrations by 90% within minutes laboration with Germany’s oldest gold and
dissolved in sulfuric acid. In from wastewater simulating that produced silver refining company, Heimerle + Meule
the Jena RFB, the polymer’s at steel mills. Higher destruction efficien- GmbH (Pforzenheim, Germany; www.
core structure resembles cies — up to 99.9% — can be achieved, heimerle-meule.de), tests on such indus-
Plexiglas and Styrofoam says Rothenberg. trial samples have demonstrated a similar
(polystyrene), but functional
Rothenberg declined to provide more de- 99.9% CN– removal efficiency within min-
groups have been added
enabling the material to ac-
tails about the new catalyst, due to a pending utes, says Rothenberg. Now, Heimerle +
cept or donate electrons. patent, except to say it is a simple metallic Meule is considering the integration of this
No aggressive acids are salt whose “composition and price are such catalytic process into its wastewater treat-
necessary, so it is possible that it can easily be applied to a large-scale ment plants, with the goal of developing a
(Continues on p. 10)
process without any economic penalty.” The new wastewater-treatment technology for
catalyst can be used in either small-scale the precious metals sector.
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biomass since 2013. Using the cell- as the EcoVolt Reactor, was developed water at a California craft beer facility,
design and plant-science technolo- by Cambrian Innovation Inc. (Boston, producing enough biogas to generate
gies of the Riken Center for Sustain- Mass.; www.cambrianinnovation.com). 130 kW of renewable electricity and
able Resource Science (CSRS), the EcoVolt Reactor is a microbial reac- 45,000 therms of heat per year in a
researchers discovered a new method tor system that eliminates around 90% combined heat and power (CHP) sys-
for synthesizing isoprene by designing
of biological oxygen demand (BOD) in tem. Downstream polishing units (Eco-
an artificial metabolic pathway using
in-silico metabolic design technology
wastewater while generating methane Volt MBRs — aerobic membrane biore-
— a computer-based technique used from the organic carbon. actors) remove the remaining BOD and
for designing the metabolic pathways The EcoVolt Reactor system works by trace solids, producing clear, reusable
of a microorganism at the genomic applying a small electric current to an water (80,000 gal/d). The EcoVolt sys-
scale. They intend to commercialize electrochemical cell containing naturally tem allows the brewery to cut its water
the technology by the early 2020s. occurring bacteria and archaea species. footprint by 40% while producing more
The applied current activates metabolic than 20% of its energy demand.
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com) launched Avantec Amp, an ad- grown on a fixed film that is designed ity can be expanded by adding units,
vanced enzyme product that is said for enhanced stability, says Justin Buck, Buck says. Cambrian is looking for its
to boost profits at corn-based ethanol co-founder and chief technology officer first applications in the beer and wine-
plants. By switching from standard
at Cambrian. The system is related to a making space because the wastewater
enzyme technology to Avantec Amp,
a typical ethanol plant with a capac-
microbial fuel cell, Buck explains, but in- from those processes disrupts munici-
ity of 110 million gallons can make up stead of generating a current from the bi- pal water treatment systems and comes
to $2.5 million a year in additional net ological redox reactions, a small current with significant expense to producers,
profits, says Novozymes. is added to stimulate desired anaerobic Buck says. It may expand to other ap-
Avantec Amp combines multiple respiration pathways and products. The plications in the future.
enzyme activities into one product,
and surpasses competing enzyme
solutions by squeezing more ethanol
from each kernel of corn and enabling
High-efficiency cell removal
increased output from the ethanol
A
coustic wave separation (AWS) to generate a three-dimensional stand-
plant, thus saving energy and water
and increasing return on invested
technology can improve cell- ing wave. When a cell culture passes
capital, the company says. It can also culture clarification in biop- through the flow channel, the cells are
boost corn oil production, an increas- harmaceutical applications by trapped at the nodes of the acoustic
ingly important revenue stream in the enabling high-efficiency, continuous re- waves, and they aggregate and precipi-
industry, by freeing up oil bound in moval of cells in a closed system without tate as their buoyancy decreases. AWS
the corn germ. In addition, Avantec centrifugation. Developed by FloDesign is capable of removing cells without any
Amp reduces the need for a number Sonics (Wilbraham, Mass.; www.flode- temperature increases or physical dam-
of chemicals used to control and ac- sign.org) and licensed to Pall Corp. age to the cells or proteins, Pall says.
celerate production processes at (Port Washington, N.Y.; www.pall.com), The technology can be used with Pall’s
ethanol plants. Urea, which is used
the AWS technology works by applying continuous bioprocessing and single-
(Continues on p. 12) acoustic forces across a flow channel use products.
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Making a mercury-removing polymer from
to improve the fermentation of
ethanol, can be cut by more than
industrial waste
70%. Surfactants and ammonia,
S
used to extract corn oil and adjust
cientists at Flinders Uni- S S [S]n
pH levels, can also be significantly versity (Adelaide, Australia; S S
170–180°C
reduced, says Novozymes. www.flinders.edu.au) have S S
synthesized a new polymer S S
DESALINATION that is extremely effective at binding [S]n
Reduced fouling and lower energy to mercury for removal from water Sulfur D-Limonene Sulfur-Limonene
consumption are the promising po- and soil. The new material — called Polysulfide
tential benefits of a new approach sulfur-limonene polysulfide — is cre-
to desalination, which is being de- ated from a reaction (diagram) between explains Chalker.
veloped by researchers at the Mas- sulfur and limonene, two highly abun- Commercial interest in the polymer
sachusetts Institute of Technology dant byproducts from the petroleum re- has been rising, and the team is currently
(MIT; Cambridge, Mass.; www.mit. fining and citrus industries, respectively. working with partners in the geoscience
edu). Unlike traditional desalination In addition to the very inexpensive raw and mining sectors, as well as environ-
systems that use the barrier proper-
materials, the simplicity of the synthesis mental agencies, to assess the new
ties of membranes to selectively re-
move water from brackish solutions,
reaction is another benefit — limonene is material’s performance in remediation
MIT’s approach uses an electrically added to molten sulfur at around 170– efforts. According to Chalker, the most
driven shockwave to physically sep- 180°C, and no catalysts or solvents are likely application for sulfur-limonene poly-
arate salty and fresh water. required. sulfide is using the polymer as a coat-
In shock electrodialysis, water The team is currently producing ing on a high-surface-area mesh that
flows through a porous glass frit sulfur-limonene polysulfide in 0.5-kg is placed in contaminated water, or as
that is sandwiched between mem- batches in its laboratory and working to a component of a filtration device. For
brane electrodes. When an electric scale up the process. “I anticipate that longterm use, the team envisions that
current flows through the system, it is feasible to make several kilograms the mercury-bound polymer could be
the salty water migrates into re-
in a single batch,” says lead researcher integrated into existing mercury stabili-
gions where the salt concentra-
tion is either depleted or enriched.
Justin Chalker. “There are other adsor- zation and storage processes, and there
When that current is increased to a bents that are as effective at binding is ongoing work to determine a method
certain point, it generates a shock- mercury. However, these competing to recover bound metals and recycle the
wave between these two zones, technologies are far too expensive and polymer. The team is also exploring the
sharply dividing the streams and al- complicated to synthesize on the scale use of sulfur-limonene polysulfide in the
lowing the fresh and salty regions to required for typical remediation efforts,” removal of mercury from air.
be separated by a simple physical
barrier at the center of the flow.
The research — described in This ‘ultrabattery’ makes its commercial debut
a recent issue of Environmental
Science and Technology Letters
E
coult Energy Storage Solutions deteriorate quickly when operated in this
— has been demonstrated at the
(Sydney, Australia; www.ecoult. partial-state-of-charge condition. The su-
laboratory scale, and a theoretical
analysis has been performed to ex-
com) is entering the commercial percapacitor features of the ultrabattery
plain why the process works. and residential energy-storage make it especially suitable for handling
markets with an “ultrabattery,” which was constant cycling and fast charging and
Co-BASED CATALYST developed by CSIRO (www.csiro.au), discharging applications, such as renew-
A homogeneous cobalt-based hy-
with contributions from Furukawa Bat- able smoothing, grid regulation, electric
drogenation catalyst that converts tery Co. (Yokohama, Japan; www.furu- and hybrid-electric vehicles.
esters and carboxylic acids to alco- kawadenchi.co.jp) and funding from the Ecoult, which was acquired by East
hols under mild conditions (100°C, Australian and Japanese governments. Penn Manufacturing Co. (Lyon Station,
80 bars H2) has been reported by The ultrabattery combines a lead-acid Pa.; www.eastpennmanufacturing.com)
chemists from the University of battery with a supercapacitor in a single in 2010, is now marketing the Ultraflex
Amsterdam (UvA; the Netherlands; cell with a common sulfuric-acid elec- 48 V energy storage range with more
www.uva.nl). The catalyst — con- trolyte. It has a single positive electrode than 11 kWh of storage and 25 kW of
sisting of Co(BF4)2.6H2O paired and a twin negative electrode — one part peak power. The ultrabattery’s operation
with a “TriPhos” tridentate phos-
carbon, one part lead. The carbon is the has already been successfully demon-
phine ligand — is said to outperform
existing precious-metal-based
electrode of the capacitor and lead is the strated on King Island, Tasmania, Aus-
catalysts. The catalyst was devel- electrode of the lead-acid cell. The posi- tralia, by Hydro Tasmania to store energy
oped by professor Bas de Bruin and tive electrode (lead oxide) is common to from wind and solar to reduce diesel con-
colleagues at UvA’s Van’t Hoff Insti- the lead acid cell and the supercapacitor. sumption. It is also providing frequency
tute for Molecular Sciences. The re- The supercapacitor acts to limit the forma- control and backup power in grid-scale
search — described in an October tion of lead sulfate crystals, which tend to installations in the U.S. The new 25-kW
issue of Science — was performed impede electrolyte transfer. This enables battery has also been installed in five lo-
in cooperation with DSM Innovative the battery to operate over long periods cations in Australia, to reduce diesel con-
Synthesis (Geleen, the Netherlands) in a partial-state-of-charge condition. A sumption, and as backup power and for
in a project called CatchBio. conventional lead-acid battery tends to solar smoothing. n
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Business News
LINEUP Plant Watch DuPont opens cellulosic
Ineos to import ethane to ExxonMobil ethanol facility in Iowa
AXENS October 30, 2015 — DuPont (Wilmington, Del.;
ethylene plant in Scotland
BADLANDS November 10, 2015 — Ineos (Rolle, Switzerland; www.dupont.com) opened a new cellulosic
www.ineos.com) will supply ethane from its biofuel facility in Nevada, Iowa, said to be the
BASF world’s largest cellulosic ethanol plant. The
new import terminal in Grangemouth, Scotland
DOW from U.S. shale gas for the ExxonMobil- plant has a capacity to produce 30 million gal/
owned Fife Ethylene Plant (FEP) located at yr of biofuels from corn stover feedstock.
DUPONT
the Mossmorran site in Scotland. FEP has a
EQUATE production capacity of 830,000 metric tons Evonik opens expanded
per year (m.t./yr) of ethylene. specialty-silica facilities in Japan
EVONIK
October 29, 2015 — Evonik Industries AG
EXXONMOBIL SNC-Lavalin awarded EPCM (Essen, Germany; www.evonik.com) has opened
FLUOR contract for potash project in Ethiopia its expanded facilities in Ako, Japan, where
November 9, 2015 — SNC-Lavalin (Montreal, the company will produce specialty silicas.
GEVO Canada; www.snclavalin.com) has been The investment represents a roughly 50%
HONEYWELL awarded an engineering, procurement and increase in Evonik’s Japanese production
construction management (EPCM) contract capacity for specialty silicas.
INEOS
by Yara International ASA (Oslo, Norway;
KBR www.yara.com), for a new potash mining Total to use Axens process
and processing facility located in the Dallol technology at La Mède biorefinery
MITSUI October 21, 2015 — Total S.A. (Paris; www.total.
region of Ethiopia.The facility will include a
OXITENO process plant designed for the production of com) has selected Axens’ (Rueil-Malmaison,
600,000 m.t./yr of sulfate of potash. France; www.axens.net) process technology,
PRAJ
Vegan, for its first biorefinery, to be located
SHELL Fluor completes Shell’s Quest at La Mède (France). The plant will produce
carbon-capture project in Alberta 500,000 m.t./yr of paraffinic biodiesel.
SIGMA-ALDRICH
November 6, 2015 — Fluor Corp. (Irving, Tex.;
SNC-LAVALIN Badlands licenses four PE reactor lines
www.fluor.com) has completed the construction
SOLENIS of Shell’s Quest carbon capture and storage using Univation process technology
(CCS) project near Fort Saskatchewan, October 20, 2015 — Badlands NGLs, LLC
TOTAL Alberta, Canada. The Quest CCS project (Denver, Colo.; www.badlandsngls.com) has
UNIVATION will capture approximately 1 million m.t./yrlicensed Univation Technologies’ (Houston;
of carbon dioxide. www.univation.com) Unipol PE process for
VERSALIS four polyethylene (PE) reactor lines. The
WILLIAMS Oxiteno announces a new capacity is to be split between two North
alkoxylation unit in Texas American sites, each with two 600,000-m.t./
YARA
November 5, 2015 — Oxiteno (São Paulo, yr PE reactor lines.
Brazil; www.oxiteno.com) is constructing a new
alkoxylation unit in Texas, with an estimated Mergers & Acquisitions
investment of $113 million. The plant should Solenis announces acquisition in Brazil
start operating in late 2017, and will have a to broaden its bioethanol portfolio
capacity of around 170,000 m.t./yr. November 10, 2015 — Solenis (Wilmington,
Del.; www.solenis.com) has signed a definitive
BASF starts up production plant for agreement to purchase 100% of the shares
specialty amines in Ludwigshafen of Quimatec Produtos Químicos Ltda. (www.
November 5, 2015 — BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, quimatec.com.br) and Locatec de Araraquara
Germany; www.basf.com) has started up a Ltda-Me, both located in Brazil. The transaction
plant for the production of specialty amines. is expected to close by year-end. Quimatec is a
The plant can manufacture approximately leader in Brazil’s sugar-to-ethanol industry.
12,000 m.t./yr of a product range of about
15 amines. Gevo enters licensing agreement with
Praj for renewable isobutanol technology
Williams moves forward on Alberta November 10, 2015 — Gevo, Inc. (Englewood,
propane-dehydrogenation facility Colo.; www.gevo.com) has entered into a
November 3, 2015 — The Williams Companies, license and joint-development agreement with
Inc. (co.williams.com; Tulsa, Okla.) has advanced Praj Industries Ltd. (Pune, India; www.praj.net)
to the next phase of development of a planned to enable the licensing of Gevo’s isobutanol
propane-dehydrogenation facility located near technology to processors of non-corn-based
Look for more Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The plant will sugars. Gevo and Praj expect to license up
latest news on have a production capacity of 525,000 m.t./ to 250 million gal of biobutanol capacity over
chemengonline.com yr of polymer-grade propylene. the next 10 yr under this partnership.
Versalis and KBR sign agreement Shell has also sold its 75% interest in Equate to acquire MEGlobal
for styrenics technology licensing Tongyi Lubricants in China to Huo’s under Dow restructure
November 4, 2015 — Versalis (Eni Group and The Carlyle Group. October 23, 2015 — Under recently
S.p.A.; Rome, Italy; www.eni.com) announced restructuring plans by
and KBR, Inc. (Houston; www.kbr. Yara acquires Pilbara ammonia Dow, Equate will acquire MEGlobal,
com) have entered into a cooperation and nitrate assets from Apache a joint venture (JV) between Dow and
agreement for KBR to license and October 29, 2015 — Yara has acquired Petrochemical Industries Co. (PIC) of
provide engineering support for 100% of the shares in Apache Fertilisers Kuwait, for a total equity consideration of
Versalis’ proprietary ethylbenzene and Pty. Ltd., which holds Apache’s 49% $3.2 billion. MEGlobal is a manufacturer
styrene monomer technologies. ownership position in Yara Pilbara of monoethylene glycol and diethylene
Holdings Pty. Ltd. (YPHL), for $391 glycol, with headquarters in Dubai.
DuPont to merge packaging and million. YPHL owns the Yara Pilbara This acquisition is expected to close
performance polymers businesses ammonia plant, which has a production by year-end 2015
November 3, 2015 — DuPont capacity of around 850,000 m.t./yr.
has announced the merging of its Honeywell acquires Sigma-Aldrich
Packaging & Industrial Polymers Mitsui to sell stake in Brazil-based research chemicals business
business with its Performance Polymers bioethanol business to Dow October 21, 2015 — Honeywell
business. The consolidation will be October 28, 2015 — Mitsui & Co. (Morristown, N.J.; www.honeywell.
effective on Jan. 1, 2016. (Tokyo; www.mitsui.com) will sell its com) has signed a definitive agreement
50% stake in the Brazil-based company, to acquire the Seelze, Germany-based
Shell announces downstream Santa Vitória Açúcar e Álcool Ltda laboratory research chemicals business
divestments in France and China (SVAA), to The Dow Chemical Company of Sigma-Aldrich (St. Louis, Mo.; www.
November 2, 2015 — Royal Dutch Shell (Dow; Midland, Mich.; www.dow.com) sigma-aldrich.com) for approximately
plc (The Hague, the Netherlands; www. for approximately $200 million. The €105 million. The acquired Sigma-
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from its global downstream portfolio. In by July 2016. SVAA is involved manufactures high-purity research
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43rd Kirkpatrick Award:

Winner Announced
Five companies are honored for innovation in chemical engineering
IN BRIEF
L
ast month at the Chem Show (New
York, N.Y.; November 17–19), Chemi-
DOW’S WINNING
cal Engineering (CE) had the pleasure
ACHIEVEMENT
of honoring this year's finalists and
HONOR AWARDS: the winner of the 2015 Kirkpatrick Chemi-
AM TECHNOLOGY cal Engineering Achievement Award — a
biennial prize that the magazine has be-
CB&I stowed continuously since 1933. The
CLARIANT award recognizes the most noteworthy
chemical engineering technology com-
NEWLIGHT
TECHNOLOGIES
mercialized anywhere in the world during
2013 or 2014. (For more information about
the award, see CE, January 2015, p. 5).
CE presented the top prize of the 43rd
Kirkpatrick Chemical Engineering Achieve-
ment Award to Dow Performance Plastics,
a divsion of The Dow Chemical Company
(Midland, Mich. www.dow.com) for its Intune
Olefin Block Copolymers (OBCs). Honor
awards were also presented to: AM Technol-
ogy (Runcorn, U.K.; www.amtechuk.com)
for its Coflore reactor; CB&I (The Woodlands,
Tex.; www.cbi.com) for its CDAlky alkylation properties. This problem is now solved with
technology; Clariant (Muttenz, Switzerland; Dow’s Intune OBC technology.
www.clariant.com) for its HGM technology The development of catalytic chain-shut-
for propylene dehydrogenation (PDH); and tling polymerization made possible the syn-
Newlight Technologies (Irvine, Calif.; www. thesis of Intune OBCs in existing commer-
newlight.com) for its AirCarbon Process. cial polyolefin continuous solution reactors.
These systems use parts-per-million (ppm)
DOW’S WINNING levels of catalyst at temperatures where
ACHIEVEMENT polymers remain in solution, even with crys-
Intune OBC technology talline segments. Chain-shuttling chemistry
The properties of polyethylene (PE) and poly- gives pseudo-living behavior to coordination
propylene (PP) are quite different. Whereas polymerization. Dormant chains on a chain
PE and its copolymers have properties such transfer agent (typically dipolymeryl zinc)
as toughness, durability, moisture barrier, have radically increased lifetimes. A growing
solvent resistance and ease of fabrication, polymer can now be transported via convec-
PP and its copolymers have properties such tive and diffusive flow within and between re-
as clarity, stiffness, environmental stress- actors and reactor zones having completely
crack resistance different polymerization conditions. This en-
2015 BOARD OF JUDGES and high service ables production of polyolefin block copoly-
Venkat R. Bhethanabotla, University of South Florida temperature. But mers of diverse block structure.
Marc-Olivier Coppens, University College London
because melts of Two reaction methodologies have been
Richard C. Flagan, California Institute of Technology
Andrzej Górak, TU Dortmund
PE and PP are im- used to produce OBCs at commercial scale
Chris Hardacre, Queens University Belfast miscible, it has not using chain-shuttling polymerization. The first
Abraham M. Lenhoff, University of Delaware been possible to employs two catalysts and a shuttling agent
Peter N. Pintauro, Vanderbilt University blend the two poly- in a single reaction environment. The second
Arvind Varma, Purdue University mers to mix their methodology uses a single catalyst, a chain-
Source: The Dow Chemical Company
Monomer A
shuttling agent, and two different Reactor 1 + Reactor 2
Monomer B
reaction environments with different
monomer concentrations (Figure 1).
Monomer A
Dow is the first company to bring
OBCs to market, after mastering
the engineering required to cost-
effectively produce them. Dow com- Catalyst
mercialized the first OBC based on
proprietary chain-shuttling catalysis,
Infuse, in 2008. All Dow OBCs build
CCTA
upon the development of homoge-
neous constrained geometry cata- Coordinative
chain transfer
lysts that enable unprecedented con- agent
trol over polymer microstructure to
FIGURE 1. Coordinative chain-transfer polymerization uses a single catalyst, a chain-shuttling agent, and
yield materials with new properties. two different reaction environments with different monomer concentrations
Dow has taken OBCs from aca-
demic curiosities to successfully chitecture and yield to control vari- process conditions to obtain the de-
commercialized polymers. Numer- ables within the reactor system. This sired product properties.
ous engineering challenges were entailed specification of a detailed Catalyst discovery. Dow used high-
overcome in matching the kinetics, reaction mechanism, construction throughput methodologies in coordi-
efficiency, copolymerization behavior, of population balances for many nation with science-based evaluation
and reversible chain shuttling within polymer populations, conversion to to find the viable catalyst. By using
controlled reaction environments. moment equations, and finally ex- an array of robotically manipulated
Reaction engineering. To facilitate perimental parameter estimation of individual polymerization reactors
production by process modeling, a unknown rate constants from pilot combined with rapid polymerization-
detailed reaction model was created data and characterization of final characterization methods, the re-
using polymer reaction engineering product properties. With this model, searchers conducted and evaluated
principles, to relate molecular ar- the company was able to optimize more than 500 individual polymeriza-

tions per week — a feat that would gives fast mixing speeds with high reactor, and over 30 h in a 4-L reac-
have taken several months using shear rates. Heat transfer perfor- tor. In a 1-L ATR, the reaction went to
conventional techniques, says Dow. mance per unit volume is said to be completion in about 8 h.
Viable candidates were then scaled 1–2 orders of magnitude higher than Biphasic processes. Two studies
to pilot facilities. large batch reactors. Plug flow per- with biphasic systems have been
Polymer characterization. New an- formance is equivalent to 150 stirred undertaken. The first was a reaction
alytical techniques were developed tanks in series at residence time of 55 with organic liquids and isobutylene
to quickly determine the molecular min in a 3.2-m tube. gas. The ATR gave an eight-fold in-
structure of the material produced The first commercialized ATR sys- crease in reaction rate. The second
in the reactors. This involved the tem was based on a 22-mm dia. study was an organic reaction with
interactive separation of polyolefins tube and Coflore ATR-1L systems phosphoric acid catalyst. This gave
by high-temperature liquid chroma- that shipped in 2013. Today there are a 6.6% improvement in yield.
tography (HTLC) in combination with five systems installed in the U.K., Is- Countercurrent flow (in progress).
other fractionation techniques. rael and India. By increasing the tube A liquid-liquid countercurrent extrac-
Commercialization. The first com- diameter to 38 mm, a 10-L reactor tion study in the ATR demonstrated
mercial sales of development quan- system has been designed. The ATR- the feasibility of extracting benzoic
tities of Intune occurred in March, 10L is said to provide a predictable acid from water using ethyl acetate.
2014. Commercial-scale production and seamless scaleup route, and the The concentration of benzoic acid in
of Intune began at Dow’s Tarragona, first commercial 10-L system was in- the aqueous phase was reduced from
Spain polyolefin plant in July 2014. stalled at a U.S. site in early 2015. 400 to 3.6 ppm using three tubes.
Intune has since been sold into ap- Due to the confidential nature of
plications as diverse as clear, tough the first commercial applications, HONOR AWARD:
PP storage containers, oriented label AM Technology had very little ac- CB&I
films, and in multi-layer barrier films cess to chemistry data about the CDAlky alkylation technology
for retort packaging. Dow has many first installed ATR-1L systems. How- Alkylation is a process that converts
additional application development ever, the company has performed a light olefins (from typical petroleum
programs with Intune underway at number of studies of its own, and, in refinery sources, such as fluid cata-
external customers. The use of In- order to further characterize the per- lytic cracking (FCC) units, or from
tune block copolymers in polymer formance of the ATR systems, the steam-cracking units) into alkylate
blends and applications is protected company built an in-house chem- — a high-octane component for
by an additional 20 U.S. patents and istry facility, with studies initiated in motor fuels. Until recently, sulfuric
patent applications, in addition to the early 2014. The studies to date have acid alkylation was one of the few
25 foundational patents for chain- focused on mass-transfer-limited petroleum-refinery processes that
shuttling catalysis. processes, because such processes had remained essentially unchanged
are said to be the most difficult end since its introduction in the 1940s.
HONOR AWARD: of the process spectrum, and thus CB&I’s CDAlky process is said to
AM TECHNOLOGY stand to gain the most benefits from be the first significant advancement
Coflore reactor flow chemistry, says the company. in sulfuric acid alkylation to be intro-
Flow, or continuous reactors have a Results of some studies are summa- duced since then.
number of advantages over batch re- rized in the following: Critical in the alkylation reaction is
actors for certain applications, includ- Enzymatic biotransformations. In to achieve effective mass-transfer
ing a reduced size. For mass-trans- a benchmarking study on the esteri- contact between the immiscible acid
fer-limited reactions, however, good fication of oleic acid to ethyl oleate, and hydrocarbon liquid phases. It is
mixing is essential and relying on using liposome CalB L, the Coflore also desirable to operate the reaction
passive mixing, such as static mixers, ATR-1L achieved a conversion of at low temperatures. Lower reaction
can be insufficient. AM Technology more than 45% compared to less temperatures favor the formation of
has developed a flow reactor based than 9% found in a batch reactor. the desired high-octane trimethyl-
on the same principle used to mix The reaction was taken to comple- pentane product, while minimizing
paint in aerosol cans. The mixer ele- tion in under 2.5 min in the ATR, side reactions, such as polymeriza-
ment in the Coflore reactor is loose, which was nearly one fifth the time tion, disproportionation, cracking
and mixing is generated by lateral vi- needed by another commercial flow- and the formation of unstable esters
bration of the reactor body. This elimi- reactor system. of sulfuric acid.
nates the need for rotating shafts and Gas-liquid enzymatic reaction. The The conventional approach uses
seals, and delivers better mixing than selective oxidation of the D-amino direct, mechanically agitated contac-
passively mixed systems. acid flavid adenine dinucleotide (FDA) tors for mass transfer between the
The standard Coflore ATR system as a redox cofactor to give a mixture liquid phases. However, because of
uses 10 reaction tubes that can be of L-amino acids and the alpha-ke- the high viscosity of the acid phase,
connected in series or parallel. The toacid using wild-type D-amino acid the rotating mixers used in conven-
mechanical stirrers in the ATR reverse oxidase was studied. In stirred batch tional technology are restricted to
direction up to 18 times per second, reactors, the reaction required 24 h temperatures no lower than 7–8°C.
generating short, radial strokes. This to achieve 100% conversion in a 1-L Power requirements to rotate the im-
pellers at temperatures less than 8°C required for conventional alkylation the other with a capacity of 15,000
increase tremendously. processes because of the associ- bbl/d. In addition to these three com-
The CDAlky process solves this ated “carryover” problems. With no mercial units currently in operation,
challenge through the use of a novel rotating mixer or caustic and water one licensed unit is in the basic engi-
contactor that uses a proprietary post-treatment steps, the CDAlky neering design stage (15,000 bbl/d),
static internal device to maintain ef- flowsheet is less complex, requires and another in detailed engineering
fective mass-transfer contact be- less capital, improves operational reli- (5,000 bbl/d).
tween the immiscible acid and hydro- ability and reduces corrosion rates in
carbon liquid phases at substantially the downstream product fractionation HONOR AWARD:
lower temperatures than conventional section, says CB&I. CLARIANT
approaches. This ability to operate at The CDAlky process was devel- HGM technology for PDH
temperatures less than 0°C has the oped at the company’s R&D center Dehydration of paraffin is a highly en-
benefit of greatly reduced acid-con- in Pasadena, Tex., with more than dothermic reaction. Because the re-
sumption rates due to the suppres- 50,000 h of operation in the dem- action is reversible, thermodynamics
sion of the side reactions. onstration unit and at approximate limit the conversion, so high temper-
The contactor design with its static throughput rates of 3–4 barrels per ature and low pressure are desirable
internals also optimizes the acid-hy- day (bbl/d) of alkylate. The first com- for shifting the reaction equilibrium
drocarbon droplet-size distribution, mercial CDAlky unit started up in toward final products. To achieve a
which eases the separation of the acid May 2013, in Dongying, China. This commercially feasible yield of olefin,
and hydrocarbons downstream of the 5,000-bbl/d unit has been operating dehydrogenation processes are usu-
reactor. This is in contrast to conven- safely and successfully for about 2 ally conducted at high temperatures
tional technology where the rotating years producing alkylate of very high (550–650°C). However, dehydro-
impellers, with their associated high quality, and meeting or exceeding all genation at such high temperatures
shear forces, create a tight emulsion process guarantees, says CB&I. The leads to undesirable side reactions,
with (very small droplet sizes), which RON values for the alkylate product such as thermal cracking of the ini-
is difficult to separate. CDAlky’s op- often exceeds 98. tial paraffin, hydrocracking and oli-
timized distribution of droplet sizes In 2014, two additional CDAlky gomerization of the target olefin, and
eliminates the need for caustic and units started up in China, one with an coke formation.
water washing of the reactor effluent, alkylate capacity of 5,000 bbl/d and Coke formation is problematic, as it
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typically blocks the active sites of the increases paraffin conversion com- cess to disable the negative feedback
dehydrogenation catalyst, thereby pared to the use of the dehydrogena- receptors on PHA polymerase, the
reducing its selectivity. tion catalyst without HGM under the central polymer-production enzyme
In order to overcome this limitation, same operating conditions. Another in the biocatalyst. As a result, instead
Eugene Houdry developed the idea additional benefit is the increase in of self-disabling as polymer is synthe-
of using coke as a heat source for the olefin selectivity, due to the ability to sized, the biocatalyst is able to con-
dehydrogenation reactions. Since the optimize the temperature profile, and tinue to polymerize significantly beyond
early 1990s, after Sud-Chemie and thus paraffin conversion, in the dehy- previous maximum limits and generate
later, Clariant purchased the so-called drogenation catalyst bed. nine times more material for the same
Houdry technologies, the Houdry The concept was first commercial- biocatalyst input than previously. As a
R&D team has continued to improve ized in a Catofin isobutene dehydro- result, the number of required unit op-
the competitiveness and reliability of genation plant with less that 10% of erations is reduced by a factor of three,
Catadiene and Catofin catalysts and the total catalyst weight of HGM. The which reduces capital costs by a fac-
processes, by working with its exclu- plant achieved up to 3% improvement tor of five, says the company. Newlight
sive licensing partner, Lummus Tech- in isobutylene selectivity, and did not says it can manufacture thermoplastic
nology, now a CB&I business. require fuel gas injection during the polymers from methane for less than
In recent years, The Houdry R&D first year of operation. Since 2011, the cost to produce plastics from pe-
team at Clariant has intensified efforts several Catofin units have applied troleum, without the use of subsidies
to solve the challenge of heat balance HGM for isobutylene production. or carbon pricing.
in dehydrogenation processes. As a A propane dehydrogenation (PDH) Newlight’s AirCarbon process
result of these efforts, the company plant requires a greater amount of takes place in a single tank, in which
“revolutionized” Catofin technology HGM in the catalyst bed. Hence, the air and methane-based carbon emis-
by introducing Heat Generating Ma- concept was redesigned for PDH to sions are reacted with Newlight’s
terials (HGM) for conducting endo- incorporate 20% of the total cata- biocatalyst at ambient temperature
thermic reactions. This new concept lyst weight of HGM in the middle of and pressure.
takes advantage of the cyclic redox the catalyst bed, and enable 10% In August 2013, Newlight achieved
operating mode of the initial Houdry lower airflow, 1% better selectivity a key commercialization milestone,
technology, and combines it with a and 30% longer lifetime. with the scaleup of its AirCarbon
heat-production method known as In 2014, the new design was production technology to commer-
chemical looping combustion. started up at Ningbo Haiyue New cial scale at a four-story, multi-acre
HGM is a patented combination of Materials Co., in Ningbo City, China site in California. The plant uses air
metal oxides (MeO) on a proprietary — the first PDH plant to operate and biogas as the only feedstocks
carrier that is loaded into the catalyst using HGM. Following this, Clariant in a single-step ambient conversion
bed. HGM is inert towards the feed- and CB&I are now working on an reactor, with a multi-million pound
stock, but undergoes oxidation and improved design that will further re- per year nameplate production ca-
reduction in the corresponding stages duce airflow, increase space velocity pacity. Since the scaleup, the com-
of the Houdry operating cycle, as and optimize catalyst lifetime, without pany has expanded significantly,
shown in the following two reactions: sacrificing conversion and selectivity. growing from 5 to over 80 product
applications, with AirCarbon being
MeO + H2 → Me + H2O + heat (1) HONOR AWARD: used to make films, furniture, cell-
NEWLIGHT TECHNOLO- phone cases, caps, containers, au-
Me + O2 → MeO + heat (2) GIES tomotive component and bottles.
AirCarbon Process In all applications, the AirCarbon is
Reaction (1) takes place during the Newlight Technologies was founded replacing various grades of polypro-
dehydrogenation step of the cycle, in 2003 with the aim to produce ma- pylene, polyethylene and thermo-
consuming the product H2, which terials using methane-based green- plastic elastomers.
shifts the dehydrogenation equilibrium house-gas emissions as a resource. In July, Newlight signed a contract
towards more product; and generat- In the past, biocatalysts were self- with Vinmar International Ltd. (Hous-
ing heat needed for the dehydrogena- limiting, meaning that they could only ton; www.vinmar.com) whereby
tion reaction. Reaction (2) takes place make a certain amount of polymer Newlight will supply 19 billion pounds
during the catalyst-regeneration step, before they would “turn themselves of AirCarbon PHA over 20 years.
whereby the MeO is also regenerated off” and make CO2 instead of poly- The Vinmar contract provides for
and more heat released. As a result, mer. One kilogram of sacrificial bio- the sale of 100% of AirCarbon PHA
this in-situ catalyst-bed heat genera- catalyst was required to make one from Newlight’s planned 50-million
tion significantly improves efficiency kilogram of plastic. lb/yr production facility for 20 years,
by reducing the dependence on ex- After ten years of research, Newlight 100% of the output from a 300-mil-
ternal heat supply from high-temper- developed a non-self-limiting biocata- lion lb/yr AirCarbon production facil-
ature air sources required for conven- lyst for the production of polyhydroxy- ity and a 600 million pound per year
tional technologies. The introduction alkanoate (PHA) thermoplastic. To do AirCarbon production facility. ■
of HGM in the catalyst bed drastically this, the company developed a pro- Gerald Ondrey
Newsfront
Combustible Dust
Standard Gets a Facelift
While NFPA 652 creates a general set of requirements for mitigating explosion hazards, equipment
providers improve offerings to assist with compliance
IN BRIEF
T
he National Fire Protec- Material testing IEP Technologies
tion Association (NFPA; Is the material PERFORMING A DHA
No
Washington, D.C.; Kst level
known? DEALING WITH THE
www.nfpa.prg) recently
CHALLENGES
released the first edition of
NFPA 652 Standard on Funda- Yes OVERCOMING FALSE
mentals of Combustible Dust, Explosion suppression Explosion isolation ALARMS
Can the Can a fireball
which provides the general re- product be spread to process Yes MINIMIZING COST OF
No
quirements for the mitigation released to the equipment or the
building through OWNERSHIP
environment
of fire and explosion hazards safely? interconnected
ductwork? PASSIVE ISOLATION
associated with combustible
No SYSTEMS
dust particulate solids across Yes
all industries and processes. VENTING FOR HYBRID &
What’s unique about this itera- Is the vessel
No
Can flameless METAL DUSTS
located outside venting be safely
tion is that it cross-references or near an and correctly
Yes
existing NFPA combustible outside wall? used?
Yes Flameless
dust standards for additional No explosion
requirements related to specific venting
Can the
industries and equipment. “This explosion be
standard really calls together vented to a
Yes
safe area?
the intent of all the other NFPA Explosion venting
standards into one document,”
says member of NFPA 68 & 69 FIGURE 1. A customized explosion protection approach should be based
upon each application. The pros and cons for each type of system should be
Committees Geof Brazier, who considered
is chairman with BS&B Pres-
sure Safety Management, LLC (Tulsa, Okla.; Performing a DHA
www.bsbsystems.com). “It’s a great starting “The first step in performing a DHA is deter-
point for someone tackling explosion issues mining whether a dust is combustible and, if
because it shows, very clearly, the safety it is, how combustible it is,” explains Brazier.
strategies and options available for different “The DHA requires processors to understand
kinds of process equipment.” the combustibility characteristics of the dust
In addition, a number of new require- they are processing.”
ments were introduced that were not previ- This is where the importance of material
ously found in existing industry- or equip- testing surfaces. “In order to meet the stan-
ment-specific standards. Among the most dards for both the DHA and provide proper
significant is the requirement to perform a equipment, it is essential to have dusts tested
dust hazard analysis (DHA) in all operations by an accredited laboratory,” says David
that generate, process, handle or store po- Grandaw, vice president of sales with IEP
tentially combustible dust particulate solids. Technologies (Winfield, Ill.; www.ieptechnolo-
The standard allows existing facilities three gies.com). “This will determine if the dust is
years to phase in the DHA and makes the explosive, how explosive and how rapidly the
facility owner responsible for determining pressure rises, which tells providers of explo-
whether materials are combustible or ex- sion protection equipment how much time
plosive and characterizing their properties the system will have to react to an explosion
to support the DHA. (a lower rate of pressure equals more time to

neer a customized explosion protec-
EXPLOSION PROTECTION SYSTEMS: 101* tion solution for each part of the pro-
cess where a hazard exists (Figure
A
n explosion-suppression system consists of three components: a detector, a control
unit and suppressor. If an ignition occurs, the fireball expands from the ignition kernel 1). The pros and cons of each type of
with the pressure wave (created by the increase in temperature), traveling ahead of system — passive (venting) or active
the flame front. Explosion pressure detectors are configured to respond to the characteristic (chemical suppression) — should be
pressure increase within milliseconds. evaluated for each situation. Often, a
The control unit receives the detection signal from the pressure sensors and sends a release
facility will end up with a mixture of
signal to the explosion suppressor. Suppressant is injected into the protected vessel, which
rapidly cools the fireball, mitigating further combustion and reducing the explosion pressure.
the two technologies (for information
Chemical explosion suppression systems are referred to as active systems. on the available technologies see
Explosion venting, which is referred to as passive protection, incorporates a panel or box “Explosion Protection Systems:
membrane into the process plant equipment, which opens if there is overpressure from 101” on p. 23).
an explosion and releases it into the atmosphere. Since the goal of explosion venting is “Although today’s explosion pro-
to release the explosion overpressure before the process vessel is damaged, burnt and tection and suppression technology
unburnt dusts and vapors are released through the vent opening. The ejected fireball must
has not changed much, the industry
be released into a safe area. Options, such as flameless venting, also exist for areas where
venting outdoors is not possible. is embracing new delivery and de-
Since venting only relieves the deflagration pressures from the vented process vessel, post- tection technologies that are more
explosion fires may occur. Appropriate fire control measures should be incorporated into the sophisticated and better able to help
process-plant safety design. In addition, explosion propagation through connected ductwork processors overcome challenges they
is likely so explosion isolation is required. commonly face when safeguarding
Explosion isolation systems are designed to detect an explosion in a process vessel
facilities, people and products from
and create a barrier that reduces the risk of the flame/explosion propagation to inter-
connected equipment. Explosion isolation is a proven method of reducing the risk of
fire and explosion,” says Korn.
enhanced explosions.
Explosion isolation can be applied to vessels that are protected by containment, suppres- Overcoming false alarms
sion or venting systems. There are three basic types of explosion-isolation systems: One of the most common challenges
• Chemical isolation, which discharges an explosion suppressant into the ductwork that will associated with active chemical sup-
suppress the propagating flame front pression systems is the potential for
• Active mechanical isolation, which triggers the release of a high-speed valve to form a
false alarms, which trigger the system
mechanical barrier in the pipeline
• Passive mechanical isolation, which is an in-duct valve that closes as a reaction to the to unnecessarily release suppressant,
explosion pressure wave and can be used for isolation of interconnected ducts. Additional often ruining product and slowing
controls or sensors are not usually needed down production during clean up.
Most suppression systems rely
* Courtesy of IEP Technologies
upon pressure detectors to alert the
system to the changes in pressure
react; a higher rate of pressure equals decisions based upon information typically associated with an oncom-
less time to react). We need to know about the individual dust compo- ing explosion and then inject dry
how aggressively a dust will combust nents, because the actual behavior chemical into the protected area to
and explode to properly prevent that of the hybrid mixture could be very suppress the fireball and explosion,
from happening.” different than what is expected of says IEP’s Grandaw. This technol-
Many providers of explosion pro- any of the components.” For this ogy, he says, was based upon a pre-
tection equipment offer materials reason, he says it’s important to get determined setpoint and was some-
testing services and urge proces- specific data regarding the combus- times responsible for false alarms.
sors not to overlook this step. “Often tion characteristics from an accred- IEP Technologies now offers a dy-
processors are reluctant to test their ited testing facility and then to use namic explosion detector as a compo-
dust. They think it’s acceptable to that information when performing a nent on its chemical-suppression sys-
use a value out of a book, but, in DHA. In turn, dust-combustion test- tems to avoid this type of false alarm.
reality, not all dusts are the same,” ing results and reliable sources of The MEX-3 Dynamic Explosion Detec-
says Bob Korn, director of sales more common material-combustion tor uses “rate-of-pressure rise” to dif-
for industrial products with Fike data are considered when review- ferentiate between an actual explosion
(Blue Springs, Mo.; www.fike.com). ing the process to determine where and slow process pressure excursions
“Often there are hybrid dusts gen- hazards exist in an effort to meet the (Figure 2). The detector is programma-
erated by a process that might be NFPA 652 requirements, and those ble to accommodate a range of haz-
processing different types of dust at of other applicable, industry-specific ard and process conditions, including
different times. These hybrid dusts NFPA standards. vacuum and positive-pressure appli-
can be a challenge.” cations. Typical applications include
Brazier agrees: “Hybrid dusts, in Dealing with the challenges protection of dust collectors, drying
particular, can become complicated The next step toward compliance is systems, pneumatic conveying sys-
because the combustion charac- to work with a company — usually a tems and reacting vessels. “The value
teristics are difficult to predict. You consultant, an engineering firm or an of rate-of-pressure rise detection can
can’t assume and make protection equipment provider — that can engi- be seen where you have a process
BS&B Pressure Safety Management
IEP Technologies
FIGURE 2. IEP’s MEX-3 Dynamic Explosion Detec-

tor uses “rate-of-pressure rise” to differentiate FIGURE 3. BS&B’s System V chemical suppression system consists of a sensor and a modular “cannon”
between an actual explosion and slow process comprised of five major components: the cannon body, extinguishing agent canister, actuation mecha-
pressure excursions nism, pressurized nitrogen tank (which is initially shipped unpressurized) and the cannon’s electrical
enclosure
with varying operating pressures,”
says Grandaw. “For example, a dust downtime associated with waiting in having a design where the extin-
collector might have pulse-jet technol- for a service technician to replace guishing agent and the nitrogen gas
ogy with varying pressure cycles. A parts and reset the system. used as an energy source are sepa-
dynamic explosion detector can help BS&B’s System V (Figure 3) chemical rate from each other,” says Brazier.
filter out false trips and provide immu- suppression system helps overcome “This makes the system user friendly
nity to false discharges.” this challenge. The system consists and simplifies refit and maintenance.
of a sensor and a modular “cannon” If a facility keeps spare parts on the
Minimizing cost of ownership comprised of five major components: shelf and has an employee who has
Suppression systems are some- the cannon body, extinguishing agent been trained to refit the system, he
times associated with a higher cost canister, actuation mechanism, pres- can do so post-activation, saving lost
of ownership because NFPA and surized nitrogen tank (which is initially production time and money. And,
other standards require frequent in- shipped unpressurized) and the can- due to the modular configuration and
spection. Also, when a suppression non’s electrical enclosure. “The key initially unpressurised canister, it is
system is triggered, there is usually to the reduced cost of ownership is easily installed.”

Passive isolation systems the flap to allow normal process Fike
Flap valves, a popular choice in pas- conveyance conditions. But, when

sive isolation systems, operate on an explosion occurs in the adjacent
the simple premise of using gravity vessel, the flow reverses, causing the
to remain closed when the process flap to close onto its field-replaceable
isn’t running, but are pushed open by seal, reliably stopping the explosion
airflow when the process is running. If pressure and flame propagation. It
an explosion were to happen, the ex- offers an integrated seal that is field-
plosion pressure wave coming back- replaceable and is self re-setting for
wards through the pipe (backdraft simplified maintenance.
causes backwards motion), causes Figure 4. Fike’s ValvEx consists of a heavy-duty,
“We spent a lot of time in CAD and
coated steel body containing a high-strength,
the flap to close, blocking propaga- finite element analysis to develop the
formed stainless-steel flap. It has been designed
tion of the combustion process from aerodynamic design and to mini-
with high efficiency in mind, which means there is
spreading. Recently, though, it was mize pressure drop and dust drop
minimal dust drop-out and an aerodynamic design
determined that the dust associated throughout these devices to minimize
with a process may collect in the valve the potential for dust accumulation.
teristics, such as the maximum rate
and prevent it from remaining closed, We’ve also added an air-purge sys-
of pressure increase and maximum
so industry started looking for more tem for customers conveying stickier
explosion pressure, do not always
reliable isolation valve technology. dusts to keep the seal clean and en-
accurately reflect the effects of an
Fike recently introduced its ValvEx sure a proper seal in the event the
explosion when it comes to metal
passive isolation valve (Figure 4) to valve is needed,” says Fike’s Korn.
and hybrid dusts that may contain
provide more reliable protection. solvents or gases. Combustion tem-
ValvEx consists of a heavy-duty, Venting for hybrid & metal dusts peratures and energies also have to
coated steel body containing a high- Hybrid mixtures — dusts that contain be considered and that means that
strength, formed stainless-steel flap. dusts plus solvents or gases — are protective systems that take into ac-
It has been designed with high effi- common in the chemical industry, count the special behavior of these
ciency in mind, which means there according to Gerd Mayer, president dusts have to be developed.
is minimal dust drop-out and an of Rembe, Inc. (Charlotte, N.C.; “Often for hybrid dusts containing
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you have to have equipment that is
approved for these materials,” Mayer
says. To answer this need, Rembe
introduced the ATEX-approved Q-
Rohr-3-6T/6T-AL for indoor flameless
explosion venting of dusts, gases, hy-
brid mixtures and metal dusts (Figure
5). Flame gases with temperatures
up to 5,432°F arising in the event of a
solvent-containing or metal dust ex-
plosion are cooled down to a negligi-
ble level by means of energy transfer
in a stainless steel filter. The leaking
gas volume is reduced and the flames
are extinguished. At the same time,
the increase in pressure and the noise
pollution are decreased. The design Rembe
of the specially developed stainless- FIGURE 5. Rembe’s Q-Rohr-3-6T/6T-AL is ATEX-approved for indoor flameless explosion venting of
steel mesh filter guarantees dust re- dusts, gases, hybrid mixtures and metal dusts
tention and non-penetration of burnt
or unburnt dust particles to prevent www.suppressionsystems.com). “But, ployment techniques. Processors are
the risk of a secondary explosion. now more businesses are starting to better at understanding the strengths
“Up until a few years ago proces- realize that an investment in an active and weaknesses of each technology
sors were most interested in passive system is often necessary to ensure and the placement of the right solution
technologies because they were under safety of personnel, process or product in the right place is the current trend.
the impression that it was much less and sometimes makes better business This is important because this is not an
costly to purchase, install and own sense. For this reason, and due to the industry where a one-size-fits-all ap-
these systems,” says Rich Seidel, sales improvements in technologies, we are proach is suitable.” n
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equipped with two or four rotary- user needs with a small footprint,
jet nozzles. When it is positioned simplified setup and cleaning, and
below the liquid level in a tank, liq- easy loading of bioprocessing con-
uid is withdrawn from the tank out- tainers. — ThermoFisher Scientific
let by a pump and is circulated via Products, Waltham, Mass.
an external loop to the mixer. This www.thermofisher.com
design ensures fast and efficient
mixing, says the company. A single Vacuum unit carries out both
Rotary Jet Mixer can handle liquid and blending and drying
powder mixing, gas dispersion and The Vertical Blender/Dryer (photo)
tank cleaning (thanks to its clean-in- is used to carry out vacuum drying
place capabilities), thereby helping to in a wide range of applications for
reduce maintenance efforts, energy materials that are in either a solid
use and operating costs. The device or liquid state, such as powders,
combines high blending precision granules, pellets, fibers, pastes
with minimized mixing times, helping and slurries. It uses a slow-turn-
to reduce energy consumption by ing auger screw that gently lifts
50% compared to conventional op- batch materials upward as it orbits
tions, according to the manufacturer. around a conical vessel. Materi-
It can be used in tanks between 100 als carried to the top of the batch
and 80,000 L in size. — Alfa Laval, cascade slowly back down into re-
Richmond, Va. gions opposite the moving auger
www.alfalaval.com screw. The constant exchange of
materials between the heated side-
Single-use mixers support walls and the center of the cone-
pharma and bioprocessing shaped unit both blends and dries
The HyPerforma Single-Use Mix- the contents. The potential loss of
ThermoFisher Scientific Products ers (photo) are compact mixers that fines (often associated with dry-
are designed to support large-scale ing and blending operations) is
cell-culture production and biopro- minimized with this design, says
cessors, from scaleup through Cur- the company, because the blend-
rent Good Manufacturing Processes ing action is thorough but involves
(cGMP). They are fully functional, very low impact. During the drying
single-use mixing vessels, featuring cycle hot water or steam is recir-
sterile contact surfaces for mixing, culated through the vessel jacket.
venting capabilities and temperature A particular benefit of this design
sensing. Additional ports allow for is that due to the lower processing
aseptic connections for filling, emp- temperatures made possible by the
tying and sampling. Sterile bags are vacuum environment, there is a re-
easily loaded through a vertical ac- duced risk of creating hot spots on
cess door. These mixers feature a the vessel walls where the product
patented mixing system that pro- could become overheated. Avail-
vides conventional overhead mixing able in wide array of sizes (from 1
while maintaining sterility and integ- through 500 ft3), this unit does not
rity, says the company. A three-load- require a bottom support bearing
cell weighing system ensures accu- to keep the screw steady, so dis-
rate weight monitoring of individual charge is said to be virtually 100%
batches. They are designed to pro- complete. This design concept
vide optimized tubing management, also simplifies cleaning and main-
advanced clean-in-place sterilization tenance. — Charles Ross and Son
capabilities, rapid setup, reduced Co., Hauppauge, N.Y.
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magnetic agitators feature a levitated
magnetic impeller. Fabricated from
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magnetic field, and this magnetic force
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Designed to ensure the right fluid friction in the impeller’s ceramic bear-
concentration for tool cleaning and ing, and eliminating the opportunity for
cooling systems, the HydroFlow potential contamination that can arise
Mechanical Concentrate Mixers when bearing friction may release
(photo) ensure that the concentra- particles into the liquid. Instead of the
tion of the cleaning solution is nei- traditional, angled blades, the nearly-
ther too lean (which can lead to vertical blades on this agitator help to
rust formation and shortened tool achieve a shorter mixing time with the
life) nor too rich (which will waste same energy input, says the company.
costly coolant concentrate, or may Meanwhile, the latest magnetic mate-
negatively affect the cooling ability rials also make it possible to transmit a
of the metalworking fluid). Two ver- higher torque to the impeller, allowing
sions are available. The Drum Top an agitator of the same size as be-
Mixer is a compact venturi mixer for fore to mix a significantly larger vol-
combining water with coolant con- ume of liquid. This agitator is ideal for
centrates. Water jetting through the applications where the user may want
unit creates a vacuum that siphons to empty the vessel (down to the
concentrate from the supply drum. last drop, says the company),
A needle valve allows for precise while still keeping the agitator run-
adjustments across the desired mix- ning, says the company. — Zeta
ture range. Such models are avail- Biopharma, Graz, Austria
able in 3-, 10- and 25-gal/min ver- www.zeta.com
sions. Meanwhile, the company’s
Proportioner is designed to give
users even more control for accu-
rate, automatic mixing. The water-
This static mixer gets the job
done over a short piping length ASM 340
Chemineer
driven, positive-displacement unit Best in class leak detector,
dispenses coolant on demand at the using helium and hydrogen
desired concentration. Average flow
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able for highly alkaline parts-washing starting at 100 mbar
fluids. — Eriez, Erie, Pa. ■ Fastest time to test in its class
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energy of the plant layout, says the system that can handle batch-
company. The UltraTab static mixer ing as well as container and tank
is available in size ranges from 2 to filling. The interface is pre-programmed
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connections. It is available in a broad needs of a diverse workforce and
range of materials, including carbon global operations. It can also be pro-
steel, stainless steel, coated carbon/ grammed with a variety of remote
Type 316 stainless steel, fiberglass- triggers (to initiate auto-shudown and
reinforced plastic and high-alloy met- send data and service alerts to oper-
als. — Chemineer, Dayton, Ohio ators). These can be customized for
www.chemineer.com the application at hand. Such triggers
could, for example, notify operators
Heavy-duty mixers are when it’s time for predictive mainte-
designed for long service life nance, when liquid levels are low, or
The Lightnin Series 80 Medium Top- when a leak has been identified. — In-
Entering Mixer is designed for a broad gersoll Rand, Davidson, N.C.
range of applications. It is available www.irco.com
with motor pedestals up to 30 kW
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Exclusive hollow-quill drive (which mixers and portable agitators
is a torsionally resilient coupling that This company offers a broad array
transmits power from the quill to the of tank mixers and portable agita-
mixer shaft) isolates the gear train tors that can be customized to meet
from severe shaft flexure, says the the configuration of any tank or pro-
Sierra
company. The mixer’s mechanical cess. Top-entry tank mixing vessels
seals feature a cartridge design that are available in sizes ranging from
allows for easy replacement. They small (50–300 gal) to large (3,000
cover the range of 1 to 200 hp (0.75 to 100,000 gal), and a wide array
to 150 kW), with speeds from 9 to 280 of mixing and agitation options are
rpm, and are recommended for pro- available for bulk containers, such
cesses with relatively high fluid forces as drums and totes. The company
on the impellers and long impeller offers a full line of portable mixers
shaft applications, says the manu- as well. — Dynamix Agitators, Rich-
facturer. — SPX Flow Technology, mond, B.C.
Rochester, N.Y. www.dynamixinc.com
www.spxflow.com
Create gas mixtures with ease
Automation increases the to calibrate flowmeters
reliability of fluid mixing When changes in gas composition
The ARO Electronic Interface pumps occur in the field, the accuracy of
(photo) are air-operated diaphragm flowmeters can be adversely affected.
pumps that — when paired with the The Quadra Therm 64oi/78oi (photo)
company’s ARO Controller — pro- allows field engineers to adjust the
vide accurate, electronically con- composition of calibration gas for
trolled batching and container fill- thermal mass flowmeters in the field,
ing. The ARO Controller provides to improve the operating reliability
an automated, closed-loop system and safety of flares, vapor-recov-
with proprietary logic that ensures ery units and storage vessels. The
that the pump is always fully primed. device relies on the company’s propri-
This helps to control flowrates and etary gas-mixing software package.
provides pinpoint control for numerous This software lets engineers and op-
fluids and applications throughout the erators create, customize and upload
chemical process industries (deliver- an unlimited number of gases and
ing ±1% repeatability when dispens- gas mixtures, as needed, to compen-
ing or batching, says the company). sate for gas compositional changes
The ARO Controller works seam- in the field, without any loss in
lessly with company’s ARO EXP Elec- flowmeter accuracy, says the com-
tronic interface pumps, and can be pany. — Sierra, Monterey, Calif.
integrated with many existing ARO www.sierrainstruments.com n
EXP pumps when an electronic in- Suzanne Shelley
New Products
Tracerco
This tool provides realtime frame construction allow it to be easily
data on refractory wall loss transported. It can be pushed, pulled
InDepth (photo) is a non-intrusive in- or lifted by crane or forklift. The Model
spection tool that provides realtime 634 features an industrial-grade 5-gal/
critical measurement information con- min internal gear pump, making it ca-
cerning the condition of the refractory pable of handling a broad range of
lining on the internal walls of pro- fluids. True three-tooth engagement
cess units, such as fluidized catalytic between the rotor and pinion extends
cracking (FCC) reactors, regenerators the service life of the pump and al-
and boilers, while the system is op- lows for pumping of higher-viscosity
erational. The portable tool can be lubricants and gear oils. — Kaman
used to accurately define the size of a Distribution, Bloomfield, Conn.
known area of thin refractory and de- www.kaman.com/industrial-distribution
termine the full extent of the refractory
wall loss. According to the company, New waterproofing solutions
the tool will help users to better pre- for demanding applications
pare for upcoming plant turnarounds, MasterSeal M 689 waterproofing
as it can prevent unnecessary vessel membranes provide high chemical
entry and cost overruns. — Tracerco resistance to a wide range of sub-
Ltd., London, U.K. stances, as well as an outstanding
www.tracerco.com elasticity and toughness, ensuring Sensaphone
longterm durability of the membrane,
Continuously monitor even when exposed to the most de-
remote water facilities manding situations, says the manu-
The SAT4D system (photo) provides facturer. In addition, MasterSeal M
instant notification of changes in tank 689 features high mechanical resis-
levels and pump malfunctions in re- tance, so it can be used in storage
mote or unattended water or waste- areas with regular traffic, protecting
water facilities. This satellite-based secondary-containment facilities,
monitoring system delivers immedi- basins, pipeline bridges or trafficked
ate alerts of changes in conditions impounding basins, and stopping
at pumps, wells and storage facili- any leakage before it reaches soil
ties located in areas without a phone or groundwater. MasterSeal M 689
line, Ethernet connection or cellular shows high crack-bridging capaci-
service. When an alarm occurs, the ties, both static (Class A5 according
system sends notifications via tele- EN 1504 part 2) and dynamic (Class
phone call, email or text message. B4.2 according EN 1504 part 2), even
The SAT4D system is self-powered at temperatures below 0ºC. — BASF
and can operate for over three years SE, Ludwigshafen, Germany
on its replaceable battery. GPS tech- www.basf.com
nology pinpoints the location and sta-
tus of equipment being monitored. Corrosion-resistant warning
Each unit is sealed in an enclosure to signals with two horn options
protect it from harsh conditions. — The new STEx range of stainless-
Sensaphone, Aston, Pa. steel explosion-proof warning signals
Kaman Distribution
www.sensaphone.com (photo) feature a corrosion-proof 316L
steel enclosure suitable for extremely
This filter-cart system can aggressive environments. The signals
now handle smaller particles feature seven lens colors with a UV-
This company’s Model 634 portable stable polycarbonate, field-replace-
filter-cart system (photo) is now ca- able filter. The alarm sounds with
pable of filtering particles down to either traditional flared horns or an
0.004 mm (4 μm). This system is suit- omnidirectional compact radial horn.
able for many varieties of industrial Threaded flame paths enable quick
fluids, including lubricants, quench- installation and simplify maintenance
ing fluids, coolants, synthetic oils inspection while the internal arrange-
and petroleum-based fluids, says the ment maximizes wiring space. — E2S
manufacturer. The filter cart’s 16-in. Warning Signals LLC, Houston
rubber wheels and ruggedized steel- www.e2swarningsignals.com E2S Warning Signals

Caplugs HDPE thread protectors that can down functions. There is no need to
be easily installed and removed remove the sensor from the machine
The thread-protecting SSR Series shaft or change any system connec-
standard sucker-rod cap (photo) is de- tions in order to use the device, allow-
signed to withstand impact and pre- ing personnel to test speed switches
vent cracking. Constructed of a strong, during periodic inspection schedules,
high-density polyethylene (HDPE) ma- and help the facility fully comply with
terial to protect the threaded ends of insurance audits. The latest version
steel sucker rods, the wide internal ribs incorporates a new ergonomic hous-
of the cap allow for easy installation ing and a display that uses less battery
and a secure fit. The cap is easily re- power, and is bright enough for view-
moved with socket tools or wrenches. ing in sunny conditions. — 4B Compo-
The extended shoulder length provides nents Ltd., Morton, Ill.
full coverage, reducing the chance for www.go4B.com/usa
damage. — Caplugs, Buffalo, N.Y.
www.caplugs.com A handheld VOC meter for
indoor air-quality maintenance
Prevent cavitation in control The HHAQ-107 meter (photo) makes
valves with this new trim design general measurements of mixed-gas
Valtek DiamondBack is a new anti-cav- volatile-organic-compound (VOC) lev-
itation trim design for control valves in els as part of an indoor air quality (IAQ)
severe-service applications. This tech- maintenance program. The HHAQ-
nology eliminates high-pressure-drop 107’s metal-oxide semi-conductor
cavitation damage and the associated sensor can detect ammonia, tolu-
noise. In addition, the DiamondBack ene, ethanol, hydrogen sulfide (H2S)
design can be produced in a range of and cigarette smoke. Features of this
materials, including tungsten carbide, handheld device include 32,000 data-
effectively mitigating the effects of ero- logging points, included data-logging
sion. According to the manufacturer, software and an adjustable audible
DiamondBack also delivers up to 30% alarm to notify of high VOC concen-
4B Components
higher flow than comparable multi- tration. — Omega Engineering Inc.,
stage valve trim with the same pres- Stamford, Conn.
sure drop, which in some applications, www.omega.com
results in a smaller and lighter pack-
age than other designs. DiamondBack Inhibit corrosion with this new
cavitation-elimination technology is vinyl-ester-resin system
available for installation in new or ex- Flowchem is a new range of seam-
isting Valtek Mark Series control-valve less, elastomer-modified vinyl-ester-
body sizes. DiamondBack is able to resin systems that act as a barrier to
pass slurries and entrained solids up to inhibit the contact between chemical
15 mm without plugging. — Flowserve compounds or corrosive materials.
Corp., Irving, Tex. Flowchem systems provide tempera-
www.flowserve.com ture resistance of up to 350°F, and
exhibit high bond strength, abrasion
Realtime alarm verification for resistance and durability, as well as
speed-monitoring systems reduced shrinkage, says the company.
The SpeedMaster with Pulse Pilot Vinyl ester resin — a hybrid of poly-
(photo) is a device that provides in- ester resin strengthened by the addi-
Omega Engineering
dependent, realtime verification of an tion of epoxy resin — offers protection
entire speed-monitoring system to against highly concentrated and ag-
ensure that alarms and shutdowns gressive acids, alkalis and solvents, in-
are working as expected. The Speed- cluding sulfuric, nitric and hydrochloric
Master operates in two modes: input acid, as well as ethanol, butane and
mode provides the device with the ma- methanol. All systems within the Flow-
chine’s actual running speed; and out- chem range offer fast cure properties
put mode allows the device to test the to minimize downtime and any loss to
speed switch at set underspeed trip production. — Flowcrete Americas,
points for realtime verification of the Spring, Tex.
monitoring system’s alarm and shut- www.flowcreteamericas.com

Avoid pelletization with Aquadyn UA1060 modules into wa- Leistritz Advanced Technologies
this twin screw extruder ter-treatment plants, especially for
The ZSE-27 MAXX “direct-to-sheet” large-scale projects, says the com-
system (photo) facilitates rapid inline pany. One rack unit comprises a set
compounding and production of proto- of 24 Aquadyn UA1060 modules,
type sheet samples. Benefits of direct- with a total membrane area of 1,440
sheet extrusion include the product m2. These rack units can be mani-
having one less heat and shear history, folded to a larger rack of either 48 or
and the economic savings inherent 96 pieces. — Microdyn-Nadir GmbH,
with bypassing the pelletization step. Wiesbaden, Germany
The system includes a co-rotating, www.microdyn-nadir.com
intermeshing, twin-screw extruder; a
process logic controller (PLC) with a This compact I/O system
15-in. touchscreen; and a gear-pump now has M12 connections
front-end attachment with 20 cm3/rev This company has expanded its prod-
capacity and a 5-hp a.c. motor. The uct line of extremely compact Simatic
ZSE-27 MAXX twin-screw extruder ET 200AL IO (input-output) systems to
system and downstream lamination include modules with the M12 connec-
system each have their own PLC and tion system (photo), higher output cur-
human-machine interface. These two rents and longer maximum distances
systems can operate independently, between modules. Analog and digital
or together via Ethernet to allow fully actuators and sensors, such as IO-link
integrated system sharing of recipe, devices, can be connected to the new
data acquisition and logic or alarming M12 modules, which have up to 16
data. — Leistritz Advanced Technolo- digital inputs. The high channel density Sartorius Stedim Biotech
gies Corp., Somerville, N.J. reduces both the wiring effort and the
www.leistritz-extrusion.com space requirement for higher-quantity
structures. As the output current is now
Screen microbial strains with this twice as high, actuators with a current
micro-scale bioreactor system consumption of up to 2 A can be con-
The new ambr 15 fermentation system nected. Groups of actuators can be
(photo) is an automated micro-biore- shut down safely according to SIL2 via
actor system designed to enhance mi- the ET 200AL outputs. — Siemens AG,
crobial-strain screening with advanced Munich, Germany
capabilities supporting fed-batch mi- www.siemens.com/et200AL
crobial cultures. The new system has
been specifically designed to meet the Comprehensive corrosion
requirements of microbial fermenta- data available on CD-ROM
tion. It comprises 24 single-use stirred At the end of October, the Dechema-
micro-bioreactors (each with an 8–12- Werkstofftabelle (DWT) 2015 was
mL working volume) integrated into an published as a CD-ROM, providing
automated workstation. The system detailed information on the corrosion
offers parallel processing and walk- and chemical resistance of all indus-
away control of all 24 micro-bioreac- trially important metallic, non-metallic Microdyn-Nadir
tors, providing users with consistent and organic materials in contact with
results from the early-stage screening about 1,000 types of corrosive media.
platform. — Sartorius Stedim Biotech, With comprehensive information from
Göttingen, Germany all areas of corrosion protection, the
www.sartorius.com DWT is an important decision-making
tool for design engineers. Based on
These membrane modules are the well-established printed form, the
now available in a rack solution DWT on CD-ROM features compre-
R-Aquadyn is a compact rack solution hensive text, images and tables. Fast
(photo) based on the type UA1060 navigation through the entire corrosion
double asymmetric, hydrophilic low- data collection is supported by a variety
fouling PAN hollow-fiber membrane of search options. — Dechema e.V.,
modules. Its simple construction al- Frankfurt am Main, Germany
lows for the easy integration and in- www.dechema.de ■
stallation of a set of pre-assembled Mary Page Bailey and Gerald Ondrey Siemens

Facts At Your Fingertips
Water Treatment Technologies
Department Editor: Scott Jenkins
R
emoving contaminants from TABLE 1. MAJOR CATEGORIES OF WATER CONTAMINANTS
water is a critical operation Class Examples
in the chemical process in- Suspended solids Clay, dirt, silt, dust, insoluble metal oxides and hydroxides, colloidal materials
dustries (CPI). The goal of treatment Dissolved organic compounds Synthetic organic compounds, trihalomethanes, humic and fulvic acids
processes is to reduce the relevant Dissolved ionic compounds Heavy metals, silica, arsenic, nitrates, chlorides, carbonates
contaminants to the extent required Microorganisms Bacteria, viruses, protozoan cysts, fungi, algae, molds, yeast
Gases Hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, methane, radon
by the application. This column pro-
vides information on major categories TABLE 2. USES OF WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
of contaminants and on pretreatment, Water treatment Class of contaminants
primary treatment and posttreatment technology Suspended Dissolved Dissolved Microbes Gases
technologies (Tables 1 and 2). solids organics ionics
Bed filtration Very effective NA NA NA NA
Cartridge filtration Very effective NA NA NA NA
Pretreatment Bag filtration Very effective NA NA NA NA
Pretreatment technologies protect Precoat filtration Very effective Partially effective NA NA NA
primary treatment equipment from Activated carbon NR Very effective NA NA Partly effective
fouling and chemical degradation. Micro-filtration Very effective NA NA Partly effective NA
Bed filters. Bed filters contain a po- Ultra-filtration NR Very effective NA Effective NA
rous bed of inert, uniformly sized par- Nano-filtration NR Very effective Effective Very effective NA
ticles, such as coal and sand. Typical Reverse osmosis NR Very effective Very effective Very effective NA
Distillation NR Partially effective Very effective Very effective NA
bed filters can remove suspended
Electro-dialysis NA NA Effective NA NA
solids down to 10 microns. Electrodeionization NA NR Effective NR NA
Cartridge filters. Cartridge filters are Ion exchange NR NA Very effective NA NA
thick-walled tubes constructed of Ozonation NA Partially effective Partly effective Very effective NA
synthetic polymers. In string-wound Chlorine NA NA NA Effective NA
constructions, the material is wound UV radiation NA Partially effective NA Effective NA
around the core in a pattern that cre- NR = not recommended; NA = not applicable
ates a tortuous path through which ter solution flows parallel to a semi- exchange resins adsorb anionic con-
the water must flow. Other construc- permeable membrane while under taminants and replace with OH– ions.
tions use nonwoven materials. pressure, so that some of the water is Electrodialysis. An electrochemical
Bag filters. Bag filters usually consist forced through the membrane to cre- membrane separation process where
of bags created of nonwoven fabrics, ate a clean permeate stream. Turbu- ions are transferred through a pair of
supported in housings. lent flow minimizes accumulation of ion-exchange membranes under and
Adsorptive filters. Activated carbon particulate matter on the membrane electric potential difference.
filters are available in either bed or and allows continuous operation. Electrodeionization. This technique
cartridge configurations. The highly Oxidation methods. Advanced oxi- combines electrodialysis and mixed-
porous material can remove dissolved dation technologies remove dissolved bed ion exchange.
gases, volatile hydrocarbons and dis- organic compounds and microbes Bioremediation. Bacteria metabo-
solved organic compounds. by using strong oxidants to break lize organic materials (for more, see
Precoat filters. In precoat filters, dia- organic covalent bonds. Ultraviolet Chem. Eng., Sept. 2015, pp. 56–61).
tomaceous earth is introduced into (UV)radiation uses light at ~254 nm
the water stream to coat a fine cloth wavelength to inactivate bacteria and Posttreatment
or screen with the filter medium. other microbes. Ozonation uses O3 Posttreatment technologies keep
Chemical pretreatment. These to inactivate microbes and oxidize water at a certain quality level during
techniques remove dissolved salts contaminants, such as Fe, H2S and storage and distribution.
that can precipitate out of solution Mn. H2O2 treatment can also destroy Polishing. Polishing removes trace
and interfere with downstream pri- organic compounds in water, and contaminants that enter the water
mary treatment technologies or to ag- breaks down into oxygen and water. during storage and distribution.
gregate solids to make them easier to Distillation. Distillation leaves behind Disinfection. Chemical disinfectants
separate by settling or filtration. nonvolatile contaminants. It removes are typically oxidizing agents, such as
suspended solids and dissolved salts, chlorine. In water, chlorine forms hy-
Primary treatment but has high energy costs. pochlorite ions, which inactivate most
Primary water-treatment technologies Ion exchange. Ion-exchange resins pathogenic microbes. Irradiation with
are designed to bring the water sup- can be used to remove ionic contami- UV radiation is another technique. n
ply to a desired quality level. nants by adsorption. Cation resins
Membrane technologies. In mem- adsorb cationic contaminants and Editor’s note. This column was adapted from: Cartwright,
brane treatment techniques, bulk wa- exchange them for H+, while anion P., Process Water Treatment – Challenges and Solutions,
Chem. Eng., March 2006, pp. 50–56..
Technology Profile
Maleic Anhydride from n-Butane (Fixed-bed Process)
By Intratec Solutions
Pathway A Pathway B
M
aleic anhydride (MAN) is Benzene
Oxidation via fixed Oxidation via fixed
n-Butenes
a multifunctional chemical bed bed
intermediate with applica- n-Butane
Pathway C Maleic Pathway D
o-Xylene
Oxidation via fixed anhydride Phthalic anhydride
tions in several fields of the bed plant
chemical process industries (CPI). Its Pathway E
n-Butane
major end use is as feedstock in the Oxidation via Phthalic
fluid bed anhydride
production of unsaturated polyester
n Raw Material n Pathway n Main product n Other product
resins (UPR). In addition, maleic anhy-
FIGURE 2. There are several maleic anhydride production pathways
dride can be used as a raw material
in the production of 1,4-butanediol is sent to an absorber column for re- 60,000 metric ton (m.t.) per year of
(BDO), gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) covery of the remaining MAN. maleic anhydride in the U.S. is about
and tetrahydrofuran (THF). BDO has MAN recovery. MAN that was not $150 million. The capital investment
been one of the world’s fastest grow- condensed is recovered by absorp- presented includes the total fixed capi-
ing chemicals in recent years. tion with a solvent. The residual gas tal, working capital and additional cap-
(containing mainly nitrogen, CO, CO2 ital requirements. The production cost
The process and unreacted butane) is removed at is estimated at about $830/m.t. of
The following paragraphs, along with the top of the column. This stream is MAN. Other assumptions made are:
Figure 1, describe a process for pro- sent to a thermal oxidizer for incinera- • Period of the analysis was the first
ducing MAN from n-butane. The pro- tion at offsite facilities. quarter of 2015.
cess described is a fixed-bed tech- The recovered stream from the bot- • The plant includes tanks providing a
nology similar to the one owned by tom of the absorber column is sent to a total storage capacity of 20 days for
Huntsman Corp. (Danbury, Conn.; solvent recovery column, in which MAN n-butane raw material.
www.huntsman.com). is recovered as the distillate. The MAN
Reaction. Fresh butane is vaporized recovered in this step is mixed with the Global perspective
and mixed with air before being fed to condensate from the reaction area and Maleic anhydride was first commercial-
the reactor. The oxidation reactor con- then sent to two purification steps for ly produced in the 1930s via benzene
sists of a fixed-bed, multi-tubular reac- obtaining pure maleic anhydride. oxidation. However, the increase in the
tor containing a vanadium phospho- The solvent, recovered from the bot- price of benzene, as well as the recog-
rus-oxide catalyst supported on silica. tom of the solvent-recovery column, is nition of benzene as a hazardous com-
The heat generated in the highly exo- returned to the absorption column. A pound, boosted research toward alter-
thermic reaction is removed by a mol- small portion of the solvent stream is native pathways for MAN production.
ten salt circulated through the jacket sent to a solvent-purification step for Currently, MAN is mostly produced us-
that surrounds the reactor tubes. The removal of impurities. ing n-butane as the feedstock. Figure 2
molten salt is then passed through an Purification. The purification area illustrates alternative pathways for the
external cooler and cooled by boiler consists of two distillation columns for production of maleic anhydride. n
feedwater, producing steam. the removal of light-end impurities and Edited by Scott Jenkins
The reactor exit-gas stream is main- heavy-end impurities. The final prod-
ly comprised of maleic anhydride, wa- uct from purification is MAN with pu- Editor’s Note: The content for this column is supplied by
Intratec Solutions LLC (Houston; www.intratec.us) and edited
ter vapor, carbon oxides, oxygen, ni- rity greater than 99.8 wt.%. by Chemical Engineering. The analyses and models presented
trogen and unconverted butane. This are prepared on the basis of publicly available and non-
stream is then partially condensed. Economic performance confidential information. The content represents the opinions
of Intratec only. More information about the methodology for
The condensate stream is sent to the The total capital investment estimated preparing analysis can be found, along with terms of use, at
purification area, while the gas stream to construct such a plant producing www.intratec.us/che.
Off-gas to
incineration 1. Air compressor
ST
Air 1 Light end 2. Fixed-bed reactor
impurities 3. Absorber column
ST 4. Solvent recovery column
n-Butane CW Maleic 5. Solvent purification
3 CW CW
anhydride 6. Lights separation column
ST CW 4 product 7. Heavies separation column
Boiler feed 6 7
8. Thermal oxidizer
water CW ST 9. Cooling tower
ST ST
CW Cooling water
ST Steam
2
5
Heavy end Off-gas 8
impurities
CW 9
FIGURE 1. The process shown for maleic anhydride from n-butane via fixed-bed technology is similar to Huntsman Corp.’s
Optimizing the
Design-to-Cost Cycle
By intensifying cooperation between process designers and cost engineers in the conceptual
stage of plant projects, better-informed decisions can be made on the economic viability of
plant projects
T
Stefan Bakker he global eco-
Cost Engineering nomic envi- 1 2
Consultancy ronment is
competitive, de- Ability to impact
manding and fast-paced, 1 cost and functional
Effort/effect
IN BRIEF and becoming more so.

capabilities
PROCESS DESIGN AND The world has become 2 Cost of design

changes
COST more integrated through
the expansion of trade,
FOSTERING
COMMUNICATION
investment and com-
munications, leading to
EVALUATING more international com- Time
ALTERNATIVE SCENARIOS petitive pressure [1]. This
OBJECT-ORIENTED effect also leads to a continuous shortening FIGURE 1. The cost of design changes rise as plant projects
ESTIMATING of project lifecycles; decreasing profit mar- progress [2]
gins make it imperative that new plants move
FOCUS ON COST
quickly into operational mode. This trend re- factors such as reliability, available space
ANALYSIS
quires a change in how to approach the cost and safety concerns. Of course, capital cost
BECOME A LEARNING engineering for new potential projects. will certainly be considered, but it is not their
ORGANIZATION To succeed in these challenging times, main concern. Cost engineers, on the other
MULTIDISCIPLINARY chemical process industries (CPI) companies, hand, are less involved in the actual design
APPROACH among others, need to be able to identify eco- of the process, but rather with how much it
nomically viable projects as early in the design is going to cost. Their findings can be com-
CONCLUDING REMARKS
process as possible, thereby minimizing time pared to the business case drawn up by the
and money spent on potentially non-profitable project’s owner to assess the viability of that
endeavors. In order to remain competitive particular project design.
and maximize business performance, optimal In order to assess a design for its costs,
process designs must therefore be identified process engineers and cost engineers should
quickly with the minimum risk of rework, be- work closely together during the economic
cause design changes further in the project- analysis of the different solutions.
development cycle come at the expense of During conceptual and front-end engineer-
higher cost and more effort (Figure 1). ing and design (FEED) project stages, pro-
cess engineers should aim to accomplish
Process design and cost the following objectives:
The challenge of quickly identifying optimum • Informed decision-making. Analyze and
process designs reflects on two very differ- evaluate the different process alternatives
ent disciplines involved in a project. On one early in the project lifecycle in order to make
side, there are the process designers, re- a substantiated decision to “do the right
sponsible for process optimization, in terms project,” in terms of its economic viability
of throughput rate, process yield and prod- • Engineering time and cost savings. Allow-
uct purity. They must also take into account ing engineers to quickly and easily deter-
mine the cost implications of their process
design choices will reduce the number of
man-hours spent on evaluating expensive
process configurations and validating data
to support decision trade-offs.
• Re-use of (cost) engineering knowledge.
When process engineers are more involved
in the cost aspects of projects, it will
become much easier to re-use information
about cost objects (equipment groups)
when preparing the process design, result-
ing in more cost-effective solutions.
To achieve this, the process engineer and
cost engineer need to intensify their coop-
eration during the conceptual phase. This
article explores how this cooperation can
be organized to allow for informed decision-
making during the conceptual design and
FEED phases. becoming a complex and especially time- FIGURE 2. Modeling with
consuming task. process flow diagrams allows
the use of equipment groups
Fostering communication called “cost objects”
In many companies, the engineering disci- Evaluating alternative scenarios
plines that are involved in realizing a project In order to determine the required information
(such as process-, mechanical-, piping- and that should be transferred between the pro-
cost engineering) are segregated. This is often cess design and cost engineering groups, it
done to increase effectiveness within each dis- is important to understand the cost estimat-
cipline, but usually leads to reduced interde- ing methodology that is commonly applied
partmental cooperation, since the exchange during the conceptual and FEED phases of
of information tends to follow an “over-the- a project.
wall” principle, where personnel from different Traditionally, equipment-factored method-
disciplines are not fully aware of each other’s ologies, or simply “factor estimating,” is ap-
concerns and priorities. plied during the conceptual and FEED phases
It is important to have a robust and open of a project. This method uses the correlation
communication platform between these dis- between the total equipment costs and the
ciplines, because they are closely related to costs of related disciplines (piping, civil, elec-
each other. For example, the placement of trical and instrumentation and so on) to esti-
the equipment items determines to a large mate the total installed cost (TIC). For each
extent the costs of the main pipelines. The type of process equipment, different factors
complex task to come to an optimal plot are used to reflect the differences in the costs
plan requires close interaction between the of piping, foundations, cables, instrumenta-
different disciplines. tion and so on. Although this is a commonly
In order to evaluate the cost implications accepted estimating methodology during
and economic viability of a project, the cost early phases of project development, the ac-
engineer should assess the different design curacy of the TIC estimate strongly depends
alternatives. This requires an optimal flow of on obtaining the correct cost values for all
information between process engineers and equipment. This, in turn, requires precise and
cost engineers. correct information about equipment param-
Fortunately, the automation and digitaliza- eters, such as sizing, metallurgy and capac-
tion of most activities within these disciplines ity. Cost estimating software can use these
enables us to share and access useful in- equipment parameters as an input to para-
formation, although both process engineers metric equipment models (based on cost-
and cost engineers have their own (software) estimating relationships) to come up with an
tools to respectively design and estimate the accurate estimate for the equipment.
project. This arrangement, by the way, is a To quickly screen and compare different
good thing — specializations like these truly project designs on costs and economic vi-
need dedicated tools, specifically designed ability, a cost engineer needs to get the
for their purpose. But the potential gain of equipment parameters as an input from the
enabling easy exchange of information is evi- process engineer to make a factor estimate.
dent; it can prevent the evaluation of the cost This is where the integration between pro-
implications of each design alternative from cess-design tools and cost-estimating tools

2 and 3). A cost object can be, for example,
a pump with associated foundation, piping,
instrumentation and electrical work. The
cost objects are driven by the quantities of
the characteristic values. These quantities
(the generic equivalent of material take off
(MTO) quantities) can be priced using his-
torical data, to derive the total project cost.
One of the main advantages of focusing on
quantities, rather than costs, is that quanti-
ties are better understood by the engineers
and designers. This approach, thus, can im-
prove communication.
Objects
It is clear that object-oriented estimating
Objects requires more time, effort and (historical)
knowledge than factor estimating. However,
FIGURE 3. Recent software de- can deliver its value. When it becomes pos- since projects often have multiple go/no-go
velopments allow integration sible to feed the process data directly from stages, it can be a suitable supplement if, of
between process design and
cost engineering
the former to the latter, these data can be course, the required data are available. The
automatically mapped with cost models to method increases accuracy not only by ac-
produce a cost estimation for the simulated counting for a larger number of variables,
project scope. This way, the cost of process but also through the possibility of fine-tuning
designs can be estimated in less time, allow- specific components (for example, the pipe
ing for the estimation and consistent com- length associated with a storage tank). A
parison of multiple design alternatives. Ex- factor-estimating approach succeeded by
amples of the combination of two software object-oriented estimating thus further en-
solutions offering this functionality are now hances the evaluation process of the differ-
available, and together, the two can cover ent design alternatives.
the entire project lifecycle, from preliminary
process design to project execution. Focus on cost analysis
As a result, only the (most) profitable de- When, after careful consideration, a project
signs will be developed further, reducing the advances to the detailed engineering phase,
amount of (re-)engineering effort. the added details of the plant design as cre-
ated by the process-engineering team will
Object-oriented estimating eventually result in a (bulk) MTO.
Of course, such a high-level factor estimate Until not so long ago, it was common prac-
of a process design might get you through tice to manually translate such an MTO into
the first “go/no-go” decision gate, but it is in a cost estimate. Thanks to modern technol-
no way sufficient to actually build the plant. ogy however, it is now possible to speed up
The next step is the more advanced estimat- that process through an automatic analysis
ing methodology: object-oriented estimating. of the MTO based on commonly used terms;
Based on data from previously executed a cross-reference with historical data, possi-
projects, it is possible to identify characteris- bly supplemented by publicly available mar-
tic values from those projects. Characteristic ket data or preliminary quotes, can result in a
values are metrics used for object-oriented fairly accurate estimate.
estimating in order to determine the expected This method further supports the objective
project quantities, without having to involve a of identifying the most cost-effective design,
full design team to determine these quantities. since it simplifies making slight design altera-
Some examples of characteristic values are: tions while seeing the impact on costs in al-
• An average of 150 m pipe per equipment most realtime.
• An average size of 4.5-in. pipe
• An average of 0.9–1.2 control valves per Become a learning organization
equipment By no means does an approved project es-
• An average of 5.5 field instruments per timate represent the end of a project — it
equipment is at the execution phase that the estimate
is challenged by reality. Some might argue
These characteristic values can be used that, at this point in time, the project is out
to create “cost objects” — combinations of the hands of the cost engineer, but this is
of characteristic values for each discipline, actually a perfect opportunity to learn. Cost
representing the associated scope (Figures engineers should be sure to stay involved
throughout the project until the very end.
Every finished project can have a learning ef-
fect, through reusing the data of executed
projects in early type estimates for a future
project during conceptual design, creating a
continuous improvement cycle.
Multidisciplinary approach
Getting good insight into the cost implica-
tions of process designs is not the only ad-
vantage of the link between process- and
cost-engineering tools. Because process en-
gineers can almost directly see the cost im-
pact of changes in the process design, their
cost awareness will improve. From a techni- and cost engineers will significantly reduce FIGURE 4 . Cost objects con-
cal perspective, it could be a perfect solution the time required to estimate the different sist of the equipment item
to double the size of a heat exchanger, but and its associated disciplines.
process alternatives, while at the same time, Together the cost objects form
perhaps it will be more cost-effective to have
the number of re-engineering hours will be the complete project
two separate items to achieve the same re-
reduced, because unprofitable process
sult. Eventually, the process engineer will be
able to recognize those designs that are op- designs are identified early on in the project
timally cost-effective before effort and time development stage.
are actually expended to develop less effec- Enhanced flexibility. Process engineers will
tive designs. have the ability to quickly explore the cost
The reverse benefit is also realized by link- impacts of design changes, allowing more
ing process and cost engineering — the cost flexibility to explore “out-of-the-box” solutions
engineer will get a better understanding of that normally would not be considered.
the process engineer’s thoughts. This will im- Transparency. Through the use of the
prove the communication between the two object-oriented estimating method, based
disciplines. Keep in mind that it is not rec- on the input of high-level process equip-
ommended to make the process engineer ment information, the cost estimate can be
responsible for the cost estimate, or vice given a hierarchical structure, from detailed
versa. But in the end, by combining each information, up to the object level. This
other’s knowledge, the synergistic effect will provides a transparent view on the build-up
result in an optimal technical and economical of the cost estimate.
solution for the project. Communication. The integration of other-
wise isolated process- and cost-engineering
Concluding remarks tools will help to remove communication
CPI companies should strive to make better barriers between the two disciplines. n
decisions earlier in the project development
stage. To achieve this, good, early insight Edited by Scott Jenkins
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most profitable solution (Figure 4). This will Stefan Bakker is a certified cost engineer at
result in the following: Cost Engineering Consultancy (IJsselmeeer
32e, 3332 EX Zwijndrecht, the Netherlands;
Informed decision-making. By having a Phone: +31 78 620 09 10; Email: SBakker@
clear understanding of the cost implica- costengineering.eu; www.costengineering.eu),
an independent cost-engineering services and
tions of process-design alternatives, better software provider established in 1996. Along
informed decisions can be made. Even with the company, Bakker has helped owners
during the conceptual phase, engineers will and EPC contractors worldwide in their cost
engineering activities on numerous industrial
be better able to choose the “right” project, projects. Cost Engineering Consultancy’s main areas of expertise
based not only on technical factors, but are: cost engineering services (cost estimating, cost control, risk
management); cost data development; cost engineering academy;
also economic ones. and total cost management software (Cleopatra Enterprise, a cost-
Engineering cost and time savings. The management solution that can now be linked to Honeywell UniSim
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collaboration between process designers data to provide engineers with a cost estimation of the project.
Part 2
Competitive Pricing of
Process Plants
Accurate pricing of CPI plants involves integrating technical design with economic
evaluation and accounting for many types of risk. Knowledge of costing methods
from the perspective of EPCs and owner-operators is critical
Seán Moran
Expertise Limited
IN BRIEF
COST ESTIMATION
CLASSES
ACADEMIC COSTING
PRACTICE
PROFESSIONAL COSTING
PRACTICE
LINKING COSTING WITH

DESIGN
COMPETITIVE DESIGN
AND BIDDING
EVALUATING RISKS
Cost estimate classes
E
ngineering is, by its nature, a com-
mercial activity. It is virtually impos- Conceptual design is sufficient for what EPC
sible to separate the cost aspects of contractors would call a budget estimate of
engineering from the design aspects. costs. If you get a budget estimate from an
If you aren’t costing, you aren’t engineering EPC contractor, it will probably be accurate
(see sidebar, Linking Costing and Design). to around ±30%, as they have a significant
Engineers consider the implications of every amount of data from equipment suppliers
choice they make at every stage of a project and genuine knowledge of just what it costs
from the perspective of cost, safety and pro- to engineer and build plants.
cess robustness. This article is intended to Beginners without this information and ex-
improve understanding of costing methods perience can produce estimates that are off
within the context of plant-design bidding and by several hundred percent (almost always
to describe the many components that need underestimates). They tend to leave out
to be considered to achieve accurate costing. everything other than very core processes,
Whether you are approaching cost engineer- have unrealistic ideas of the cost of engineer-
ing from the perspective of an engineering, ing and construction, have no knowledge of
procurement and construction (EPC) com- the cost of engineering by other disciplines
pany that is bidding on projects, or from the and so on.
perspective of a plant owner-operator, a sys- Accounting for profit is also important. In
tems-level approach to costing is required. educational settings, many students seem
to be willing to forgo profit — a critical as- LINKING COSTING AND DESIGN
pect of the business side of engineering.
T
he 19th-century American civil engineer Arthur Mellen Wellington is credited
They certainly frequently forget to add it to with stating that “Engineering ... to define rudely, but not inaptly, is the art
their estimates. of doing that well with one dollar, which any bungler can do with two after a
Professionals working in contracting com- fashion.” The quote hints at both the importance of linking technical design with
panies conduct a very detailed design, and costing, and of the inherently competitive nature of project design. In the chemical
process industries (CPI), and elsewhere, the degree of confidence that engineers
price all the goods and services required to
have in the performance of their technical designs is the maximum degree of con-
supply it, as well as considering risks, mar- fidence that should placed in the costing. If you obtain a very precise costing for a
gins, contingency and so on. vaguely described process, the potential for cost variation is all in the uncertainty
Engineers have quantified this into five of the process definition.
classes of cost estimates that are used by Sufficient effort should be put into pricing at each stage of design to allow a
public bodies in the U.S. and worldwide rational commercial decision to be made as to whether to proceed to the next
(Table 1 [1]). stage, but ideally no more, because costing exercises themselves cost money.
In one way or another, all design is competitive. Even if you are doing an in-
house design, it needs to be the best design it can be against the evaluation crite-
Academic costing practice ria, and you can rest assured that when it goes out to the engineering contractor,
To decide if it makes economic sense to pro- they will be redesigning it as much as they are allowed to maximize their profit,
ceed with a particular design, a quick way to and minimize their risks.
estimate capital and running costs is needed. I have worked in a few places where technical and economic evaluation have
The “main plant items (MPI)/factorial” method been split, and all have provided salutary lessons in why they should not be.
is almost always used in academia (though far Decision making processes were very poor, and too easily swayed by what is “in
fashion” or by the whim of managers. n
less commonly in practice). A more sophisti-
cated process that increases in resolution as
the project progresses is that of economic TABLE 1. THE FIVE CLASSES OF COST ESTIMATES
potential as developed by Douglas [2]. Estimate Name Purpose Project definition
class level
Capital cost estimation. It is not possible Class 5 Order of magnitude Screening or feasibility 0 to 2%
to obtain supplier quotations for every piece Class 4 Intermediate Concept study or feasibility 1 to 15%
of equipment and every item of engineer- Class 3 Preliminary Budget authorization or control 10 to 40%
ing services in academia as a professional Class 2 Substantive Control or bid/tender 30 to 70 %
would, so a standalone costing methodol- Class 1 Definitive Check estimate or bid/tender 50 to 100%
ogy is needed for use in the academic set-
ting. Chemical engineering departments Payback period and NPV. Slightly more
worldwide seem to do more or less the same sophisticated financial analysis such as net
thing: First, estimate the cost of main plant present value (NPV) can be undertaken in an
items, usually from cost curves. Timmer- academic setting, as well as in professional
haus and Peters [3] contains many of these practice. Payback period tells us how long
curves. Factors are included with the base it takes to recover our capex from revenues
costs for the curves to account for items like and profits. Net present value discounts fu-
operating pressure, special materials of con- ture revenues and expenditure to reflect the
struction and so on. fact that we care less about our money in the
Having added up all the main plant item future than we do about our money now, and
costs, the installation and other engineer- also about inflation and interest rates on bor-
ing and construction costs as a percentage rowed money.
of MPI costs, can be estimated using Lang NPV can be criticized from an ethical view-
factors, such as those found in Chapter 6 point, as large expenditures far in the future
of Sinnot and Towler [4]. We might then ac- are automatically thought fairly unimportant.
count for inflation using the Chemical Engi- It can therefore be used to justify projects
neering Plant Cost Index (CEPCI) or similar with very high future decommissioning costs
indexes. This allows us to estimate the capi- (such as oil rigs and nuclear power plants) in
tal costs (capex) of the plant very roughly. ways that environmental groups would dis-
Operating cost estimation. In academia, agree with. Accountancy is not value-free.
operating costs (opex) are usually estimated Sensitivity analysis. Costing can firmed and
as a percentage of capital costs, often a uncertainty quantified with an honest sensi-
nominal ten percent. It is actually possible to tivity analysis.
get a lot closer to professional practice than Sensitivity analysis varies the costs and
this (even in a university setting). revenues that might apply to a system and
Professionals estimate how much power, considers the shape of the cost-benefit
chemicals, manpower, capital and so on will curves obtained. If profitability falls off sharply
be required to run the plant, and price these around assumed costs and revenues, the
inputs at market rates. process economics are not very robust. In

EVALUATING RISKS years, little seems to have changed other
than the much increased use of computers
P
rocess risk is only one of the several kinds of risk factors required to arrive
at a robust pricing. It is not just a question of what the plant costs and what and external design consultants than used
the labor to design and build the plant costs, all aspects of risk also need to be the case.
to be accounted for. Accurate estimation. Competitive bids
Process novelty is a key aspect of process risk — the more novel the process, are usually invited from potential suppliers
the greater the chance it will underperform, or fail to perform at all. If your plant for the various goods and services used to
fails its performance test, your company will probably be paying penalties every
day until it is fixed at your company’s expense. Performance bonds, which insure
construct a plant before a process contrac-
process risk, can be purchased, but they increase cost as well, and the more tor makes a firm and fixed price offer to an
novel the process, the higher the costs of the performance bonds. ultimate client (see sidebar, Competitive De-
There are also financial risks — overseas contracts can be subject to currency sign and Pricing). A “firm price” is one not
fluctuations, and even domestic contracts can see significant inflation. If you subject to negotiation (which doesn’t stop
have made heavy use of a material that is particularly subject to price fluctuations contractors from trying), and a “fixed price”
(which need be no more exotic than stainless steel), equipment and components
is one offered only for a stated period of va-
can cost a lot more than expected.
Political risks also need to be considered — countries can fall out with each
lidity (which doesn’t stop them asking for an
other, industries can be nationalized without compensation, wars can break out, extension of the period).
and closer to home, regulation can disallow certain approaches, or make, for ex- Three is usually thought to be a good num-
ample, waste disposal far more expensive than originally anticipated. ber of bids to have for any significant piece
Sensitivity analysis is the key to understanding these risks, and deciding how to of equipment. A smaller number means that
price them. You are unlikely to win a competitive tender if you price all risks in to there might be a limited number of places
your offer at 100% probability, but at the same time, you need to price risks so that
you won’t regret winning the job.
where that item can be obtained, which adds
A reasonable guide to pricing risk is to multiply the probability of occurrence of risk (see sidebar, Evaluating Risks).
an event by the cost of it occurring. Many competitors in a commercial situation Bids returned by potential suppliers are
will, however, undercut this value considerably, so it becomes important as an EPC checked against the specification, to ensure
contractor to exercise judgment based on the result of a sensitivity analysis that that all the aspects that have been asked for
includes a number of these probability-cost calculations. This approach gives the have actually been included (which is fre-
best chance to win the job, but not to regret winning it.
quently not the case), and that the requested
In commercial practice, all of these factors need to be considered to produce a
price estimate that is accurate within a few percent.
payment terms and other contract conditions
This price will need to be based upon a plant design that is optimized to meet have been complied with (also frequently not
the client tender evaluation criteria: whether these are the lowest price that meets the case).
the specification, the lowest lifecycle cost, the best net present value or the fastest Once bids have been standardized, an
payback period. all of these criteria affect every aspect of competitive design. n “apples to apples” price comparison is pos-
sible, and a supplier is provisionally selected
an academic setting, it is not as important on an “or approved equal” basis. These
that students obtain a realistic price; it is prices constitute firm fixed offers by third par-
more important to understand how accurate ties to supply the item for a given sum. At this
the price is. The goal is to establish a range point, they are not estimates, but are guaran-
within which the professional price lies, plus tees to offer the goods for the price quoted
a realistic estimate of where it is most likely during the validity period.
to lie. Enquiry documents need to be detailed
In professional practice, obtaining the right enough to allow suppliers to understand
price can make the difference between a completely what is required both technically
company staying in business or going bust. and commercially. If they are not, suppli-
The price offered in a bid for a project would ers may decline to quote, or may price the
be selected from a range informed by sensi- uncertainty into their quote, leading to high
tivity analysis. prices all around.
Purchasing companies will have their own
Professional costing practice terms, end-user client companies will have
I spent most of the first five years of my ca- theirs and equipment vendors will have their
reer producing proposals for turnkey plants own. It is frequently the case that enquiry
for EPC contractors in the (ultra-competitive) documents will ask for quotations based
international water industry. After some time, on a combination of client and contractor
I improved to the point where I won a lot terms, and vendors will offer their own terms
of contracts for the plants I designed and in their offers.
bid. This was sometimes based on price This is not a trivial matter, and the differ-
and sometimes on technical merit. Winning ences in prices between alternative suppliers
a contract is not always about offering the are often less than the price implications of
lowest price, although doing so usually helps variation in contract terms between offers.
quite a bit. From my experience in recent This issue will need resolving to obtain a
genuinely firm price. COMPETITIVE DESIGN AND PRICING
If you work in a process contracting or-
D
esign and pricing are always competitive, and I always assume that pro-
ganization, you may well have easy access cess plant designers are doing it for profit rather than fun (though it is sort
to many firm prices for exactly the kind of of fun when you get the hang of it).
equipment you are pricing from quotes re- You can cut your margins of safety as far as you dare, you can negotiate with
ceived for previous jobs. The basis of even suppliers, discipline managers and financial directors at the pre-tender stage, but
you can only get so far by reducing your bought-in cost and margins by either
your rough budget estimates can conse-
arm-twisting or charm.
quently be very accurate. The way to win better contracts more of the time is to design yourself ahead.
Bought-in mechanical and electrical Don’t do what everyone else is doing, but a little less well, for a little less money —
items. Professional engineers price unit op- do something better. That’s why good process designers get the big bucks.
erations as one or more purchased items You don’t need to be too radical to find all sorts of little ways to be a little bit
of equipment, (known as “bought-in items” more clever than the other guy, and if you find enough of them, you can win work
— for example, a distillation column or com- with decent profit margins. Much of this approach has to do with seeing the sys-
tem working together as a whole and seeing the full implications of making small
pressor physical plant bought as a set of dis- changes. As with all chemical engineering, it is important to establish and maintain
crete items) by sending enquiry documents a system-level understanding. n
to relevant equipment suppliers.
These prices usually have to have an addition to the skilled labor required to fix
amount added by those pricing the complete and mechanically commission the mechani-
plant to address the bits the various suppli- cal bought-in items) the pipework, brack-
ers have left out of their bids, so that they etry, supports and so on required to make
can be evaluated on a like-for-like basis. a working plant. They may also carry out a
They will probably also have amounts detailed design of the pipework support sys-
added to reflect risk. For example, the tems, and supply any non-specialized valves
fewer potential suppliers means a greater and other equipment.
risk that prices will rise, or that a particular These bids are, at best, only as good as
piece of equipment will not be available in the drawings the bidders have been given,
time or at all. although they are less prone to underesti-
Control panels, also known as motor con- mation and price escalation than electrical
trol centers (MCCs), can be purchased as installation bids.
discrete items, or along with electrical instal- Supply and installation of cables, emer-
lation and software supply. Pricing these will gency motor-stop buttons, site lighting and
usually require input from an in-house elec- small power sources, and making connec-
trical engineer, and probably an element of tions from MCC to motors will normally be
in-house electrical design will be required to the responsibility of a specialist contrac-
produce sufficiently detailed enquiry docu- tor. These elements are possibly the most
ments to obtain reasonably accurate quota- prone to underestimation by beginners. It
Electric components are among the main areas in which cost overruns
occur after contract awards
tions for MCCs. Computers of various types is important to issue sufficient information
(PCs, PLCs, DCS systems, or supervisory to installers to make sure that everything
computers) may also be bought as discrete needed has been accounted for, and ideally
items or integrated with the MCC. the offer should be checked by an in-house
Electric components are among the main electrical engineer.
areas in which cost overruns occur after con- Software and instrumentation. This may
tract award. Greater care should be taken be provided in-house by some combination
to adjust bids for missing items, and price of MCC supplier or installation contractor,
risk associated with electrical and electron- or a specialist may be used to install and
ics-related bids than those for mechanical commission instruments, program program-
equipment. The in-house electrical engineer mable logic controllers (PLCs), and set up
should also be involved in bid evaluation. supervisory control and data acquisition
Mechanical and electrical installation. (Scada), distributed control systems (DCS),
Mechanical installers will usually supply (in remote telemetry and such systems.

the project, and the proposals engineer is
CIVIL AND BUILDING WORKS responsible for winning the work, discipline
“How much is a ton of pumps?” manager estimates tend to be on the high
– Anonymous civil engineer side, and proposals engineer’s on the low
side. There should be some negotiation be-
C
ivil engineering companies work on very tight margins, and tend to inter-
pret their communications very literally. They work from drawings, so you tween these parties.
need to make sure that any drawing issued to them for pricing is very Pricing risk. Once you have prices for all
clearly marked with respect to those elements that you are willing to stand by later,
the goods and services you need to make
and those that are indicative only.
Their pricing methodology is based on counting tons of stuff. Once they have
the plant, you need to make sure that you
completed a design, they “take off” from their drawings how many tons of con- have allocated money for the chances of
crete, reinforcing steel (rebar) and so are required. They are consequently usually process, financial, legal, political or other
in a hurry to get their longest lead time item (design) started, and will often pres- risks going against you. In addition to add-
sure you for the required information. ing amounts of money to individual prices,
It is best to wait until you have a reasonable degree of certainty before issuing it, as previously described, you might do this
if for no other reason than because civil engineering companies have a reputation
formally by buying a form of insurance
for being far more litigious than other disciplines.
Civil and building costs are relatively easy to control as long as you have nailed known as a performance bond, which usu-
down the usual weasel words in civil-engineering-pricing documents (for example, ally costs a fraction of a percent of the com-
“unforeseen ground conditions”) during the initial stages. n plete contract value. Or you might add an
overall contingency, which is built into your
price. Alternatively, you might declare the
Great care has to be taken in pricing soft- risk to the client, and declare a prime cost
ware and instrumentation, as it is a major po- (PC) sum that you would charge if the pos-
tential source of cost overruns at construc- sible adverse event materializes.
tion stage, especially due to underestimation Margins. Margins vary greatly from industry
of the number of inputs and outputs to the to industry (see sidebar, Civil and Building
system. Works). When I was pricing water treatment
Design consultants. Nowadays companies plants for a living in a very competitive sec-
are increasingly using the services of de- tor, we were happy to get paid 22% more
sign houses to carry out design, especially than our bought-in costs. Some very sharp
of specialist items. If you are planning to do practitioners were bidding contracts at less
this, you will need to price it in, and allow for than cost, by leaving things out that had
the strong possibility of requirements for ad- to be included later (under what are called
ditional design work later in the project. This variation orders at top dollar. Generally, the
can come to a surprising amount of money. less money there is in a sector, the tighter
At the time of writing, the going rate in the the margins, and the more sharp practitio-
U.K. for an experienced process design en- ners there will be. n
gineer is £150 ($230) per hour, for example. Edited by Scott Jenkins
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Feature Report
Point-Level Switches for

Safety Systems
Industries that manufacture or store potentially hazardous materials need to employ
point-level switches to protect people and the environment from spills
Bill Sholette
Endress + Hauser
IN BRIEF
THE NEED FOR POINT
LEVEL SWITCHES
THE NEED FOR TESTING
TYPES OF POINT-LEVEL
SWITCHES
SUMMARY
S
afety is an important and common FIGURE 1. Preventing overfilling of chemical storage tanks
subject of discussion in the chemi- requires proper selection of high-high point-level switches
cal process industries (CPI) today. model. Determining what may go wrong and
Conversations on safety include then taking steps to reduce the possibility by
many topics, such as risk assessment, risk adding safety procedures, retention dikes,
mitigation, and tolerable risk. Acronyms safety instrumentation and so on, are univer-
like SIS (safety instrumented systems), SIL sal to any safety program.
(safety integrity level) and PFD (probability of The following are assessments of point
failure on demand) and others have become level switches as they are used in over-
part of the safety lexicon in CPI facilities fill prevention safety programs. We review
throughout North America and the world. All some basic concepts and look at some of
of these terms and acronyms can be con- the common technologies used to prevent
fusing, complicating what steps need to be overfilling of vessels (Figure 1). The positive
taken to make a facility safe. and negative aspects of each technology are
Regardless of how the safety concepts are also considered.
labeled, there are a few principles that form
the basis for all safety models. Whether you The need for point-level switches
subscribe completely to the SIS concept or Point-level switches are often used in appli-
have developed your own safety procedures cations designed to prevent accidents. In-
internally, risk assessment and risk mitiga- dustries that manufacture or store materials
tion are the two key concepts in any safety that are potentially hazardous employ point-

level switches to protect people and poses can potentially cause a spill High-high level overfill
the environment. These industries and therefore is considered bad prevention point-level
switch
include oil-and-gas, chemical and practice. Raising the product level to
petrochemical manufacturing. Some test the high-high switch is also spe-
examples of where these safety cifically not permitted per API 2350
switches are used include overfill (American Petrochemical Institute)
and spill prevention on tanks, reten- recommended practices for above-
tion dike level alarms, and seal pot ground storage tanks. API 2350
Normal stop-fill
low-level indication. These critical states that high-high level switches point-level
switch
safety applications require careful must be tested on a regular basis
consideration to make certain the without raising the level to a danger-
best technology is provided for the ously high condition.
given application. Technologies that Depending on the type of point-
are robust with few or no moving level switch being used, the only FIGURE 2. Located above the normal stop-fill
control, high-high level switches may go for years
parts are preferred. Additionally, a accepted method to ensure the per- without seeing the liquid in the vessel
procedure for testing the integrity of formance of the switch may be to
the switch is critical. remove it from the vessel for testing. ing any maintenance. Trying to start
Providing safe and reliable facilities Removing a switch for testing incurs that car after a year may be difficult.
is a moral and financial responsibility. cost through downtime and lost pro- This represents a higher PFD. PFD
Accidents such as Buncefield 2005, duction, as well as the time and ex- increases with time. Testing provides
Texas City petroleum refinery 2005, pense for personnel to remove the a way to return to a lower PFD.
and the Elk River spill 2014 can switch, perform the test and reinstall Generally speaking, in-situ testing
and must be avoided. By providing the switch. There is also the concern (testing with the unit installed in the
safety systems and instruments to that the switch could be damaged process) may only validate a per-
prevent or mitigate accidental spills during removal and reinstallation, centage of the potential failures. This
and releases, we protect against or that the switch is not reinstalled is known as a partial proof test. As
injury to people, damage to equip- correctly. Either of these scenar- such, the PFD recovery is dependent
ment, environmental damage, and ios would negate the test and the on the proof test coverage (PTC).
ensure that the availability of the switch failure may not be detected. The PTC is based on the percentage
process is maintained. For these reasons, employing a of failures exercised by the proof test.
Due to the nature of the safety re- point-level switch that can be tested The higher the PTC percentage, the
quirement for point-level switches, in-situ (Figure 3) should be the first higher the recovery, and the result is a
they are typically placed in a position choice for safety applications. lower PFD. Since the partial proof test
where they may never be used. That Testing the switch exercises the recovers a percentage of the PFD, it
is, for example, a switch for high-level point-level switch and may bring to does not return to the entire original
overfill prevention is located above light any potential failures. The intent installed state. The result is that with
the highest point the level should ever is to validate the switch, with the goal each partial proof test, the PFD will be
reach. These switches are often called being to return the switch as close a little higher after each test. To cor-
high-high level because they are as possible to its original installed rect for this “drift,” a full proof test will
above the stop-fill high-level instru- condition. That is, the switch should be required after a determined num-
ment in the vessel (Figure 2). These be validated to “new” condition or ber of partial proof tests. A full proof
high-high switches may go for years as close as is reasonably possible. test will typically require removing the
without ever having the level reach Conceptually, this refers to probabil- switch from the process for testing.
them because reaching the high-high ity of failure on demand (PFD). When Clearly, a level switch product with a
switch is an accidental occurrence or a point level switch is first installed, high PTC will allow for a longer period
noncompliant condition. it has a low PFD. Over time the PFD of in-situ partial proof testing resulting
of the switch increases. Testing the in savings and process availability.
The need for testing switch re-establishes the PFD to a
Because of this, it is imperative that lower number. Types of point-level switches
the safety switch has a means of A good analogy of the PFD con- There are many point technologies
testing on a regular basis to ensure it cept would be the purchase of a available that can be used for level
will operate in the event of an actual brand new car. You park the car in indication. Because of the critical
emergency. This test must exercise your driveway and retire for the eve- nature of safety switches, some
the entire switch — not just the con- ning. The next morning you get up technologies are better suited than
tact closure or output — to expose and go to start your car. The expec- others for this task. Let’s take a look
any potential failures, and should tation is that the car will start. This at some of these technologies and
not require raising the product level represents a low PFD. Now, leave why they may or may not be good
to the switch point. Raising the level that same car in your driveway for choices for safety applications.
up to a high-high switch for test pur- a year without starting it or perform- Float point-level switch. Float
PROVEN
PERFORMANCE
ROTOFORM
GRANULATION
FOR PETROCHEMICALS
FIGURE 3. The ability to test in-situ validates the functionality of the safety switch while reducing main-
tenance and downtime
AND OLEOCHEMICALS
switches, as the name implies, utilize parts and the potential for a lack of
a float that changes position due to buoyancy are critical failure points.
buoyancy and indicates presence From the standpoint of safety appli-
of a liquid. The float may move on a cations, floats should be avoided.
vertical shaft and trip a magnetically Ultrasonic gap point-level switch.
coupled reed switch or may pivot Ultrasonic gap switches are com-
on an access providing a mechani- prised of two piezoelectric crystals
cal internal switch to activate. The situated on opposite sides of a gap.
appeal of float switches is that they One crystal is excited electrically and High productivity solidi cation of
are simple devices and relatively in- generates acoustic energy that is products as di erent as resins, hot
expensive. However, the mechani- directed across the gap toward the melts, waxes, fat chemicals and
cal nature of a float and the moving second crystal. With air or gas in the caprolactam has made Rotoform® the
granulation system of choice for
parts that can hang up or bind due to gap, the energy is not strong enough
chemical processors the world over.
coatings makes them questionable to reach the second crystal. Once Whatever your solidi cation
for use in safety applications. the gap fills with a liquid the acoustic requirements, choose Rotoform for
The ability to test a float switch is energy is coupled through the liquid reliable, proven performance and a
also suspect. Some manufacturers molecules, reaches the second crys- premium quality end product.
provide a lift arm to physically move tal and completes the circuit, indicat-
the float to make it change state ing that the liquid is present.  High productivity –
from normal to alarm. This test is Ultrasonic gap switches have no on-stream factor of 96%
insufficient to exercise potential fail- moving parts to wear or hang up,  Proven Rotoform technology
ures, such as leaking floats, and may which is an advantage over mechan- nearly 2000 systems installed
in 30+ years
not identify binding or heavy coat- ical switches, such as floats. How-
 Complete process lines or
ings. Some test arms are fitted with ever, materials that leave coatings retro t of existing equipment
magnets that will release if the float and materials that have suspended  Global service / spare parts supply
is heavy due to leakage or coating, solids, or are aerated, will block the
but even this precaution is suspect. acoustic energy, causing a failure.
As such, the only true way to test In-situ testing of ultrasonic gap
the float switch is to remove it from switches that validate all potential
the vessel for testing, or to raise the failures is not possible. Some manu-
product level to the high-high switch, facturers provide test buttons that Sandvik Process Systems
Division of Sandvik Materials Technology Deutschland GmbH
which, as previously discussed, is are used to test the switch. This Salierstr. 35, 70736 Fellbach, Germany
not permitted. test operates in one of two ways. In Tel: +49 711 5105-0 · Fax: +49 711 5105-152
info.spsde@sandvik.com
Floats are best suited for simple some products, there is a second set www.processsystems.sandvik.com
non-critical applications. Moving of crystals that are wired together.

These two sets of crystals are used
for the actual measurement, and
when the test button is depressed,
an acoustic frequency travels from
one crystal through a wire to the sec-
ond crystal, indicating a valid test.
The assumption is that if the two test
crystals operate properly, so will the
measurement crystals.
The second approach to this test
is to increase the frequency on the
FIGURE 4. Vibronic point-level switches (left) are an active technology with constant self-check function
actual measuring crystal, which al- built-in (right) to ensure functional integrity
lows the acoustic energy to travel
through the metal in the gap to the wall or an added ground rod or plate. requirement, a capacitance point-
second crystal completing the cir- As the material in the vessel rises, it level switch may be the best choice
cuit and validating the test. Neither covers the sensing element and the for a safety installation. This is par-
of these tests addresses one of the capacitance increases. The output ticularly true of applications involv-
most common failures in ultrasonic of the electronic unit changes state ing extremely viscous materials that
gap switches — namely, coating or to indicate presence of material once coat sensing elements heavily. It is
plugging of the gap itself. Coatings the capacitance exceeds a preset important to make sure the capaci-
in the gap or material plugging the switch point. tance switch selected provides ac-
gap will prevent the acoustic energy Capacitance point-level switches tive coating-rejection technology to
from crossing the gap and indicating have several advantages over pre- compensate for the coatings.
when the liquid is present. viously discussed technologies. Vibronic (tuning fork) point-level
A second common problem with There are no moving parts to wear switch for liquids. Vibronic point-
gap switches is dis-bonding of the or hang up. Internal diagnostics level switches, also called tuning
crystal. The dual-crystal design will monitor data, such as the base ca- forks, operate by vibrating the fork
not detect this failure. The second pacitance. Reduction of the base at a resonant frequency in the un-
design may detect dis-bonding, capacitance would indicate a wiring covered state. When process mate-
but increasing the frequency could failure or a sensing element that has rial covers the fork it causes the fre-
provide a valid test while the switch lost mass due to damage or corro- quency to shift down, indicating the
may fail to operate at its normal fre- sion. Failures can result in a switch presence of the liquid and changing
quency. Also, neither of these test going into fault mode or activating the output of the switch.
methods will detect potential failures an “alarm” contact. There are a number of advantages
due to liquids with suspended solids One disadvantage to capacitance to vibronic switches (Figure 4). First,
or aeration. switches is that they require calibra- vibronic switches are an active tech-
Performing a valid test on an ultra- tion. Initially, the base capacitance nology. Because they are constantly
sonic gap switch requires removing needs to be balanced, and then an vibrating, additional diagnostics are
it from the vessel and testing it in a additional set-point capacitance possible. The frequency of the fork is
sample of the material from the ves- is added. There are capacitance monitored to determine the covered
sel. For these reasons, ultrasonic gap switches that “calibrate” themselves. or uncovered state. But changes in
switches are best suited for general, These switches follow the same pro- frequency can also indicate damage
non-critical level applications. They cedure as manual calibration with the or corrosion to the fork, heavy coat-
should not be used for high-high safety exception that it is done internally in ings, and objects jammed between
and spill-prevention applications. the electronic unit. If the calibration is the forks. Any of these conditions will
Capacitance point-level switch. not performed correctly it is possible result in a fault output. The electronic
Capacitance point-level switches are that the switch will not respond to in- unit is constantly running self-test
based on a capacitor. A capacitor is creasing material level in the vessel. routines to identify these and other
made of two conductive plates sep- There are products available that potential faults.
arated by a dielectric insulator. The incorporate testing features so in- Some manufacturers have devel-
capacity of the capacitor is based on situ testing can be performed to en- oped additional functions to ensure
the size of the plates, the distance sure the functionality of the switch. the operation of the switch in safety
between the plates, and the dielec- The PTC percentage for a capaci- systems. One such function is to
tric constant of the insulating mate- tance-switch partial proof test tends provide a live signal superimposed
rial between them. In a capacitance to be low. The result is that the in- on the current signal (Figure 5).
point-level switch, one plate of the tervals between a required full proof This live signal is constantly switch-
capacitor is the active center rod test tend to be fairly short, increasing ing from one current to another and
of the sensing element; the second downtime and maintenance. back. This switching current certifies
plate of the capacitor is the vessel Depending on the application that the current signal is not stuck
4 to 20 mA with live wire signal “best practice” and should be fol-
lowed for safety overfill applications.
The reliability of a point-level switch
Safety
PLC with continuous live signal will ex-
ceed other technologies in demand-
ing critical services. As always, the
application will determine the best
technology for safety devices.
FIGURE 5. Vibronic tuning forks with continuous live signal provide the highest in reliability and maximum
in-situ proof test coverage Summary
There are many point-level switches
and ensures that the current will shift concept is to poll the two transmit- available in the market today. We
when the fork changes from the un- ters and to shut down the process if have reviewed some of the most
covered to covered state. the level reaches a preset high-high common types in this article. As we
Vibronic point-level switches have value, or if the two transmitters differ have discussed, some technologies
no moving parts to hang up or wear by a predetermined percentage. As in are better suited for safety systems
out. Additionally, there is no calibra- the previously mentioned use of con- than others. Technologies with mov-
tion required so you can be sure the tinuous level for overfill prevention, ing parts and those that cannot be
switch is set up properly. the thought is that the continuous easily tested are best suited for non-
Another advantage to vibronic signal provides a measure of security critical level applications.
point-level switches is the ability to that a point-level switch cannot offer. Trends toward using continuous
perform in-situ partial proof tests. However, there are a few concerns level transmitters for overfill preven-
The sophistication in design of these with this approach. tion on the surface have some ap-
switches employs redundant circuitry First, as in the previous example, pealing merits. However, the advan-
along with the diagnostic capability it is possible for a process condi- tages of using a separate point-level
previously discussed. These features tion such as foam, condensation, switch with live signal are clear and
added together result in an extremely or buildup to cause a signal to lock. continue to provide a “best practice”
high proof-test-coverage percent- Using two different technologies in solution to overfill prevention.
age. The high PTC provides the ability redundancy may provide an advan- From an overall standpoint of so-
to test in-situ for an extended period tage in that a process condition that phisticated diagnostics and ease of
of years without having to perform a causes one technology to fail may commissioning with no calibration, vi-
full proof test. Some manufacturers not affect the other. Using two differ- bronic point-level switches are excel-
provide products that will not require ent technologies can introduce other lent choices for safety systems. The
a full proof test for as many as twelve problems. An example would be the extremely high proof-test coverage
years, greatly reducing testing cost accuracy of guided-wave radar may and long intervals between full proof-
and ensuring process availability. be different than a differential pres- test requirements result in the highest
Continuous technologies. Some sure transmitter under the same cost savings and plant availability. From
plants rely on continuous level tech- process conditions. The difference these standpoints, vibronic point-level
nologies, such as free-space radar, in output, while typically negligible, is switches are the clear choice for most
guided radar or ultrasonics, to pro- often hard for operators to overlook. safety-system applications. ■
vide for overfill prevention or function There is still the issue with API 2350 Edited by Gerald Ondrey
as a point-level device. Their thought recommended practices.
process is that with a continuous If the overfill prevention transmitter Author
level technology, they would know if needs to be separate from the tank Bill Sholette is the Northeast re-
something was wrong with the trans- gauging transmitter, which continu- gion level product manager at
Endress + Hauser (2350 Endress
mitter, because they have a continuous level transmitter is which? This is Place, Greenwood, IN 46143;
ous output. In reality, it is possible certainly a grey area, since they both Phone: 888-363-7377; Fax: 317-
that upset conditions in the process, are outputting continuous level and 535-2171: Email: bill.sholette@
us.endress.com). He has spent
such as foam, condensation and a high-high trip point. Last, it is clear the last 36 years consulting and
buildup, can lock up the signal to a that a high-high point-level switch is specifying on level-measurement
instrumentation. Sholette received
false value. It should also be noted the most reliable and simple device his certification in management and marketing from Vil-
that API 2350 states that instruments for overfill requirements. The avail- lanova University. He previously worked for Ametek,
used to prevent accidental overfilling ability of point-level switches with where he began his career in sales as a regional sales
manager. Later, he moved on to work at Drexelbrook
and spills must be separate from the current output and live signals pro- Engineering as a product manager. In 2012, Sholette
instruments used for tank-gauging vides the same assurance as the came to work for Endress+Hauser as the Level Prod-
the vessel. continuous level transmitter that the ucts business manager for the Northeast region. In this
role, he is responsible for technology application and
A recent trend in overfill preven- switch is operating as required. development of level products. He has also published a
tion has been to use two continuous Using a point-level switch for high- number of white papers and articles pertaining to level
level transmitters in redundancy. The high indication is recognized as a measurement.

Engineering Practice
Chemical Process Plants: Plan for Revamps

Follow this guidance to make the most of engineering upgrades that are designed to
improve plant operations or boost throughput capacity
Koya Venkata Reddy 600
590 mm (max)
80
FACT Engineering and Design Organization Efficiency %
570 mm (rated) 70
500
T
he chemical process industries (CPI) are func- 530 mm (min)
60
tioning in an era of globalization, and between the
400
prevailing economic conditions and upheavals 50
in the energy sector, the number of new invest-
Efficiency, %
Head, m
ments in CPI facilities has fallen in recent years. Many 300 40
industries are seeking cost reductions by revamping
existing plants with minimum investment. The objective 30
is to reduce the cost of production through the use of 200
upgrades and new technologies, to remain competitive 20
in the market. By way of example, if one wants to set 100
up a new complex to produce ammonia and urea, the NPSHR 10
specific capital cost will be on the order of $666/ton of
urea. By comparison, if an existing plant is revamped to 0 0
0 250 500 750 1,000 1,250 1,500 1,750
raise the existing production from 100% to 120% (that Capacity, m3
is, adding 20% additional capacity), this can be done at
an expenditure that is closer to $300/ton to achieve this FIGURE 1. Shown here are typical pump characteristic curves, with three
different impeller sizes, showing capacity versus head, and NPSHR versus
incremental production capacity
This article reviews key concepts, objectives and pro-
cedures that are needed to successfully carry out vari- a turnkey basis. Meticulous planning related to the hook-
ous types of CPI plant revamps. up of tie-in points arising out of expansion schemes can
help to reduce the amount of downtime required to ex-
The need for revamps ecute the revamp schemes and put the plant back on-
Chemical process plant revamps are typically under- line.
taken for the following reasons:
• To change in feedstock composition Targeted revamp capacity, change in process
• To adopt energy-conserving processes in light of in- In general, it is possible to increase the rated capacity
creasing energy costs of a plant by 10%, with very little added expenditure.
• To reduce the fixed-cost components of production, But to increase capacity by 20–50% over the nameplate
by increasing capacity within the existing facility capacity, substantial modifications must be taken into
• To extend the life of a well-maintained process plant consideration that often involve implementing different
Similarly, there are many benefits to conducting an ap- technologies from the ones already applied in the exist-
propriate plant revamp. These include the ability to: ing plant. When seeking such notable increases in pro-
• Increase the reliability of equipment, leading to reduced duction capacity, plant operators and managers must
downtime and maintenance costs not only verify the soundness of the economics, but also
• Reduce energy consumption carefully evaluate the potential drawbacks, if any.
• Extend useful plant life Sometimes the existing process path may have to be
• Reduce the cost of production, thereby improving the changed to enhance the capacity of the plant, since the
overall bottom line for the facility current process may not yield the desired efficiency or
However, experience shows that inefficient implementa- conversion rates. Two cases are discussed below.
tion of proposed revamp options can lead to failure, so Example 1. In the case of units to recover liquefied pe-
care must be taken to avoid this by building the right troleum gas (LPG) from natural gas, such units are de-
team of experts. This team typically includes represen- signed for a certain composition of feed gas. The need
tatives of the process licensor company, engineering for a revamp often arises if the gas composition has
and project-management consultants, and experts from changed and the expected recovery of C3/C4 and higher
the owner company representing diverse fields, such as compounds has become unprofitable. In this case, the
operations, project management and maintenance. If expected recovery of LPG and natural gas liquids (NGLs)
sufficient expertise for the proposed revamp is not avail- can be achieved by compressing the feedstock to higher
able internally, one can hire consultants to carry out the pressures than present levels, or by spiking heavier NGLs
feasibility studies and implementation of the revamp on back to the feed gas stream. Thus, such a revamp re-
quires a study to assess the technical and economic fea- raw materials, utilities and energy per unit of production
sibility of the different process paths being considered. are tabulated. The material-and-energy balance of the
Example 2. A feedstock change from naphtha to natural existing operation, and the required revamp plant load,
gas in ammonia plants, hydrogen plants and methanol are prepared.
plants also necessitates a need for revamp of the re- The existing equipment components are rated for
former section and front end, but in many cases, the the revamp conditions, and then changes and required
existing process path can be retained. In this case, the new equipment are identified. Cost estimates of various
absorbed duty of the reformer — which tends to be the schemes are prepared (after consultation with various
major energy-consuming equipment found in the system vendors). Feasibility studies, followed by detailed project
— and the burner duties required vis-a-vis the required reports (DPR), are also prepared. The potential rates of
reformer absorbed duty are calculated to check their suit- return of various options are studied. The best option
ability. The maximum skin temperature of the reformer available (on the grounds of economic sustainability and
tubes for the feedstock change must be checked. technical feasibility) is then selected, so that the basic
In all cases, the existing process path, along with other engineering design package (BEDP) can be prepared,
options, must be studied in detail to arrive at the most and the revamp project implemented.
economical and technically feasible revamp option. As noted, successful revamps require assembling
the right revamp team. Typically, such a team consists
Lifecycle of the plant of individuals from the process licensor company, con-
The different phases of a plant’s lifecycle must be taken sultants for basic engineering and detailed engineering
into consideration when planning a revamp. Such phases services, contractors for specific electrical-, mechanical-
include the following: and instrumentation-related aspects of the project, and
1. Incubation stage — Initial stabilization period various engineers from the owner’s group (for instance,
2. Growth stage — Optimization and debottlenecking of those who represent specific disciplines and have a con-
operations to improve the efficiency crete understanding of the current operation).
3. Maturity stage — Attainment of stable operation The following planning steps should be undertaken:
4. Declining stage — Realization that plant capacity is 1. Estimate the plant’s inherent capacity from past and re-
not sustainable because of frequent equipment fail- cent data. This can be done by identifying weak areas
ures or excessive maintenance requirements in the plant (for instance, those that are contributing
Revamping the plant during Phases 1, 2 or 3 is relatively to non-realization of rated or required plant capacity),
easy, whereas revamping a plant during Phase 4, when or by conducting an end-to-end survey of the plant.
the facility is already in decline, requires the engineering Once such a study is carried out, efforts should be
team to adapt many of the modern technology options made to predict the potential performance improve-
to an aging infrastructure, and to replace many equipments of the plant if the weak areas are rectified.
ment components. 2. Prepare the process scheme and the equipment data
sheets. Carry out feasibility studies of all options (in-
Objectives of a revamp cluding both technical and financial aspects of the pro-
The objectives of a plant revamp should be spelled out posed revamps) and then develop the detailed project
prior to studying the options. Possible objectives could report. Set the target of the revamp in terms of time
be the following: (schedule) and cost.
• Enhance capacity from the present operating level to 3. Implement the approved revamp. Ideally, the revamp
expand capacity to, say, 110%, 120%, 130% of rated activities should be carried out during the annual
capacity scheduled turnaround period for the plant, to minimize
• Reduce production costs unscheduled downtime.
• Reduce pollution
• Reduce the consumption ratios of various raw materi- Estimate plant capacity
als and utilities Many older CPI plants can run at or above the rated ca-
• Reduce maintenance costs and increase the onstream pacity continuously for a week or a month. But due to cer-
factor tain operating limitations, and downtime that may arise
• Upgrade the technology to keep pace with the new from some underperforming equipment, the annual rated
developments, and to increase the plant life capacity is seldom achieved. Analyzing past operating
• Minimize plant shutdown data on a monthly basis (for the past 10 years or so) will
These objectives can be achieved by maximizing efficiency, reveal which equipment components are most often to
yield and conversion of raw materials in various sections. blame for downtime, and are thus affecting overall capac-
Specifically, plant revamps are often implemented to im- ity utilization. Such a study of past data is often called a
prove process optimization, increase energy conserva- weak-area analysis. Similarly, sometimes an end-to-end
tion, improve product quality and expand capacity. survey of the plant (from the plant commissioning to the
present day) is also conducted.
Key revamp procedures Existing equipment poses both opportunities (in the
Every revamp project should start by identifying the goals form of underutilized capabilities) and challenges (in terms
and actual bottlenecks. A material-and-energy balance of limitations). The ability to identify problem areas can
for the base case should be developed to reflect the ac- help the team to prioritize their debottlenecking efforts in
tual operating conditions. The consumption of various order to improve capacity utilization more quickly.

The weak-area analysis TABLE 1. A TYPICAL CALCULATION OF CV, BEFORE AND AFTER A
REVAMP
Understanding current operation is very important for
Unit Before After
the successful revamp of a plant. The plant performance
can be evaluated based on the performance data for the Flowrate m3/h 80 100
past 10 years, if the plants are relatively old. Otherwise Density kg/m3 950 950
the plant performance is studied from the beginning to P kPa 49.03 49.03
the present day (using the end-to-end survey). P kg/cm2 0.5 0.5
Two indices, the plant load factor (PLF), and the on-
N1 unitless 0.0865 0.0865
stream factor (OSF), are important to scientifically evalu-
ate the plant performance. Cv unitless 128.73 160.92
Control valve size in. 4 6
Actual production 100 Pipeline size in. 6 6
PLF =
(Actual stream days) (Daily rated capacity) (1) • Internal reasons: Recurring. Examples include pro-
cess problems, mechanical breakdown of equipment,
Actual stream days 100 planned shutdowns and more
OSF = • Internal reasons: Non-recurring. Examples include
Annual design on stream days (2) lack of finished product sales, effluent treatment, lack
of byproduct sales and more
PLF OSF • External reasons: Recurring. Examples include utility
Overall capacity utilization = failure, raw-material shortages and more
100 (3) • External reasons: Non-recurring. Examples include
worker strikes, natural calamities and more
Actual annual production 100
=
Annual design onstream days x daily rated capacity (4) FFS and RLA analysis
In a chemical process plant, critical equipment and pip-
The performance of the plant is studied based on the ing must be evaluated for their fitness for service (FFS),
highest PLF and OSF, on both a yearly and monthly basis. according to API 579 [1], and their potential residual
Data on the highest daily production that is achieved with life analysis (RLA) must also be assessed. The API 579
the present hardware should also be captured. guidelines are designed to ensure that pressurized criti-
In addition to the past production performance of the cal equipment are operated safely. The ability to establish
units, a breakdown of individual equipment must be as- the minimum years of residual life of the critical equip-
sessed to identify the weak areas and arrive at the pre- ment is essential to justify the revamp of the old and well-
dicted performance in the post-revamp implementation maintained plants.
scenario. The best yearly, monthly and daily performance
must be considered in order to find the target capacity of Use of simulation software
the plant and identify the number of stream days that this Simulation software can play an important role during the
target capacity is likely to achieve. evaluation of potential revamp options, so its use is rec-
Analysis of historic downtime factors can also pro- ommended to study the competing process-revamp op-
vide insight. To assess the feasibility of the plant oper- tions. Such modeling can help the team to substantially
ating at higher capacity, the best-achieved PLF (on a reduce the time needed to study the technical feasibility
monthly basis), and the highest load achieved, should of revamp options. However, great care must be taken to
be considered. ensure the use of most appropriate thermodynamic mod-
In any process plant, onstream days are lost due to eling options that are suitable for the plant and its com-
various factors — including process problems, mechani- ponents, fluid properties, process conditions and so on;
cal breakdown of equipment, raw material shortages, otherwise the results can be wrong. Appropriate use of
planned shutdowns, finished product sales, effluent simulation software can reduce the time required to carry
treatment and byproduct sales (if any). Such lost days — out the revamp projects, and help the team to identify an
which contribute to a loss of overall capacity utilization optimized, cost-effective process path, based on an eval-
— should be tabulated, and the associated causative uation of proposed process sequence changes given the
factors noted and tabulated. various constraints.
From the weak-area analysis, one can estimate the The various revamp options are studied from a techni-
inherent capacity potential of the plant and identify in- cal and financial point of view, a suitable process path
dividual equipment components or sections that are is selected and the equipment that create a bottleneck
becoming a bottleneck to maximum capacity utilization. for the desired revamp option are identified. Once the
Sometimes the plant capacity is affected by external additional equipment and piping are identified (per the
circumstances, such as feedstock supply issues (for in- proposed expansion schemes), the required hookup
stance, urea plant capacity is impacted by the capacity points and tie-in connections must be identified. As
of upstream ammonia plants) utility supplies and more. noted, to reduce the impact of these hookups, they should
Dividing these factors into recurring and non-recurring — wherever possible — be undertaken in conjunction
factors will also provide insight into the priorities needed with short shutdowns that are planned for preventive
to address the problem. maintenance.
Environmental and safety impacts TABLE 2. TYPICAL DESIGN VELOCITIES OF FLUIDS IN CPI PIPELINES
Environmental-impact assessment studies should be Type of line Allowable velocity (max), m/s
conducted during the conceptual stage to evaluate the Suction lines for the pump 1
positive and negative impacts of the proposed engineer- Discharge lines for the pump 2–3
ing changes on the environment, and to arrive at the so- Fire water 5
lutions to mitigate the adverse impacts, if any.
Gravity lines 0.6–0.7
Safety is always a paramount consideration. The team
must ensure that the proposed plant revamp, and all re- Low-pressure gas 20
vised process schemes, conform to the latest codes and High-pressure gas 15
safety norms. Hazard operability (Hazop) studies of the Low-pressure steam 20
process schemes during the basic engineering-design High-pressure steam 15
package stage, front-end engineering-design stage, and
the detailed engineering stage should be conducted. Dur-
ing the implementation stage, periodic technical audits the percent flooding velocity with the revamped through-
should be conducted to see that the construction is pro- put. If the flooding velocity is greater than 80%, the pack-
gressing according to design intentions. ings are replaced with ones that offer lower packing factors
Hazardous-area classification drawings of the plant and higher surface area per specified volume. However,
are developed, and existing electrical considerations and adequate wetting of the packing must be ensured, ac-
other instruments are evaluated and changed accord- cording to design guidelines, and circulation rates of liq-
ing to the modified hazardous area classification of the uids must be enhanced accordingly, if needed.
plant. Quantitative risk analysis (QRA) is also conducted Packed towers that contain ceramic packings have a
to submit to the statutory authorities, and any onsite and tendency to flood at lower gas velocities. Hence, in some
offsite emergency plans must be revised, as needed. cases, such packings may be replaced with steel packings
Similarly, a safety integrity level (SIL) analysis should (after conducting the technical suitability check) to help re-
also be conducted according to BS IEC 61511[3] and duce the flooding velocity and increase throughput.
BS IEC 61508 [4]. And, all safety-instrumented functions Pumps. Pumps are very important and often provide a
(SIF) of the instruments are to be SIL 2 (minimum). relatively simple revamp opportunity, to take advantage
of advancements in pump technology. The throughput
Debottlenecking individual equipment systems required at desired plant capacity is determined, and
Different strategies are available to debottleneck different the characteristic head-versus-capacity curves, re-
equipment components and systems. Some examples quired net positive suction head (NPSH), and other key
are discussed below: characteristics should be studied. Normally, pump
Trayed columns. The design data of the distillation manufacturers indicate three impellers (mini-
column should be studied, preferably using process mum, normal, maximum) that are suitable for
simulation software. The column is simulated for both any duty. The possibility of using a larger-sized
the existing operating conditions, and for desired higher impeller diameter should be studied, considering the
throughput or changed feed composition. The liquid and head and capacity requirements (Figure 1).
vapor rates for each tray, along with their physical proper- As the pump capacity increases, required NPSH
ties, are obtained. After obtaining the column profile and (NPSHR) increases. Hence, the available NPSH
liquid-vapor-traffic details in the column, the tray hydrau- (NPSHA)should be checked, to avoid cavitation of the
lics are calculated and suitable recommendations are pump at higher flows. The motor’s suitability should
made, regarding changes made to the weir height, the also be verified. Many successful revamps were car-
number of holes, pitch, the diameter of the holes (con- ried out by changing the impellers to those with larger
sidering the flooding conditions) and more. Tray vendors diameters. The team should also carry out a design
should be contacted when considering revamping the check to ensure that the piping material classification
distillation column trays. The team should ensure that is still suitable for the pump’s discharge piping.
the reboiler and condenser are rated for the maximum Instruments. Instruments such as flowmeters (orifice,
throughput expected. venturi and mass flowmeters), pressure indicators, tem-
Many advanced separation technologies that are avail- perature transmitters, level instruments and so on should
able today allow for higher-capacity trays to be retrofit- be rated and studied in detail for the proposed changed
ted into distillation columns. Similarly, the suitability of condition. Since orifice meters often give rise to higher
advanced structured packings can also be considered pressure drop, they may be replaced with mass flow-
when planning a revamp of distillation columns in petro- meters. Similarly, level instruments based on differential
leum refinery and other critical CPI applications. Many pressure can be replaced with non-contact type, radar-
present-day structured packings can help revamped type level instruments, which tend to be more accurate.
columns to improve capacity by 40–50%, while reducing Normally, the orifice plates in flowmeters are maintained
pressure drop across the column. with  ratios — that is, the ratio of orifice plate bore di-
Packed columns. In the late 1980s, Raschig rings were ameter (d) to pipeline diameter (D) — of 0.3 (minimum) to
popular in chemical process operations. A study of pres- 0.7 (maximum). The orifice meters are rated for the tar-
sure drop of the packed column at the rated capacity get throughput and the pressure drop across the orifice
should be carried out to determine the pressure drop per element is determined. If the pressure drop is too high,
foot of packed column. Such a study should also identify the orifice plates are changed to those of higher  ratios,

to address the pressure drop issue without changing the TABLE 3. ALLOWABLE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE RATINGS, PER [7]
transmitter. To keep the  ratio less than 0.7 for a given Flange rating, Allowable pressure Allowable temperature (max)
pressure drop across primary element, either or both the per ANSI B16.5 (max) kg/cm2
orifice plate and the transmitter is changed. 150 class 18.3 93.3°C /200°F
Control valves. The flow through a control valve depends 300 class# 47.8 93.3°C /200°F
on its capacity, or so-called CV value (Equation 5), which is
defined as the flowrate in m3/h of water at a temperature
of 60°F with a pressure drop across the valve of 1 psi. The with changing the heat exchanger. Also, increasing the
rule-of-thumb rule is that the CV is roughly 10D2 (where number of baffles on the shell side to increase the heat
D is the size of the control valve in inches). For example, transfer coefficient should be considered. In the case of
the CV of a 2-in. control valve is roughly 40. The CV value plate heat exchangers, additional plates can be added
is recalculated according to ISA 75.01.01[2] with the new to increase the heat transfer, in consultation with original
flowrate, inlet pressure and allowable pressure drop. equipment manufacturer.
Normally, the control valves in the original design of the Limitation in line sizes. All of the line sizes are checked
plant are kept one size lower than the pipe line diameter, using the standard velocity criterion. Typical standard ve-
and their rated flow is specified as 1.7 times the normal locity criteria are shown in Table 2.
target flow, or 1.3 times the maximum target flowrate. The lines are checked for pressure drop. In case the line
Since the flowrate is specified as 70% higher normal pressure drop is high, the lines are changed to provide
flowrate, or 30% higher maximum flowrate, the control larger-diameter pipes. Special attention must be given for
valves will be suitable to handle the revamped target gravity-flow lines, as the allowable velocity is in the range
flow, which is 20–30% more than the design flowrate. of 0.6–0.7 m/s and sufficient slope must be ensured.
Hence, for a proposed 20–30% plant load increase, the The piping material thickness (according to ANSI B
existing control valve will normally be sufficient. If the 31.3) and flange ratings (ANSI B16.5) are checked to be
CV of the control valve is not sufficient, the team may sure they comply with higher pressure. In some cases,
consider either changing the trim of the control valve, the flange rating will be sufficient, as there is often a wide
or installing one with a higher CV. Equation 5 is used to margin available, as shown in Table 3.
calculate the CV . Thus, if a line that was designed for 10 kg/cm2 is going
to experience a pressure of 12 kg/cm2 at 90°C, then the
Q 1 / 0 flange rating of 150# need not be changed. However, the
CV = actual pipe thickness should be measured and checked
N1 P (5) for its suitability in the revamped design pressure condi-
tion. Sometimes no piping needs to be changed — for
Where: instance, if the design pressure in the revamped condition
Q = the flowrate through the control valve, m3/h is less than that of the original process. One example is an
N1 = a constant (8.65 x 10-2), from ISA 75.01.01-2007 ammonia synthesis section, where pressures have come
(IEC 60534-2-1 Mod), Table 1 [2] down from 200 kg/cm2 to 140 kg/cm2.
1 = density of the fluid, kg/m3 Pressure safety valve (PSVs). When the plant runs
0 = density of the water at 15°C, kg/m3 at higher revamped capacity, all of the PSVs must be
P = differential pressure, kPa checked according to API 520 [5]. The team must evalu-
Table 1 shows a typical calculation of CV before and ate the nozzle area suitability and the rating of the inlet
after revamp flowrates, and shows how the existing con- and outlet piping, after recalculating the fluid-relieving
trol valve must be changed to the pipeline size for a 20% rates associated with the new throughput. PSVs are
increase in flowrate. changed if they are found to be unsuitable. In the case of
Control valves should also be checked for noise lev- feedstock changeover, PSVs must be also be checked
els. Controllability and rangeabilty are also important for for changes in fluid properties such as molecular weight,
revamping the valve. Revamps involving control valves compressibility factors and so on.
should always involve vendor cooperation. If the revamp Compressors. Various options for revamping the com-
is not able to bring the process into the controllability pressors should be studied initially. Various revamp op-
range, either the valve should be replaced with one of tions include the following:
higher size, or fine feed-control valve can be added par- 1. Installation of a suction booster
allel to the existing control valves. 2. Installation of a parallel compressor
Heat exchangers. The existing heat exchangers should 3. Changing internals in the low-pressure and high-pres-
be checked for any excess available surface area, by rat- sure casing, along with steam turbine upgrading
ing them using standard software modeling packages. In 4. Providing a chiller at the suction inlet and changing the
general, an existing heat exchanger provides enhanced intercoolers. A chiller can be installed to reduce the
heat exchanging capacity if the pressure drop across the gas temperature and increase the volumetric capac-
tube side or shell side is increased. ity of the gas and reduces the power requirement. In
If the heat exchanger is downstream of a pump, the cases where the drive needs to be changed, this can
team should consider increasing pump head, which be applied.
would increase the allowable pressure drop across the 5. Change of compressor type. In older-generation urea
heat exchanger. There may be a tradeoff between the plants, urea reactors operated at 200 kg/cm2, and
operating cost of the pump and fixed cost associated they fed the CO2 to the urea reactor; Historically, CO2
compressors have been reciprocating-type, which sis converter pressures were reduced to 135 kg/cm2
incur high energy costs. As the pressures in present- (from an initial level of 200 kg/cm2), as a result of the
day urea reactors have come down to 135 kg/cm2, introduction of radial basket converters instead of the
centrifugal compressors can be used instead, which older-generation axial converters. By retaining the same
helps to reduce operating costs as well as mainte- high-pressure converter shell, one can change the con-
nance costs). verter baskets to radial ones, which helps to reduce
Effluent treatment plants (ETP). Worldwide, waste- pressure drop.
water-treatment plants are typically designed with high Catalysts play a vital role in enhancing the reaction rate.
safety margins, to cater to shock loading or sudden The use of advanced catalysts should be considered,
peak loading of effluents containing high chemical oxy- where possible. For example, in sulfuric acid plants, va-
gen demand (COD). However, when a plant is stabilized nadium pentoxide (V2O5) is typically used as a catalyst.
and optimized, the generation of wastewater containing If an improved cesium catalyst is added to the reactor,
high COD is drastically reduced. the SO2 to SO3 conversion can be increased, and the
The following methodology should be adopted while emission of SO2 can be reduced, generally to far below
checking the capacity of ETP that are based on an acti- the statutory limits.
vated sludge process during revamp planning: Storage tanks. If the process revamp is based on a
1. Evaluate existing facilities by collecting operating data “more in/more out” concept — that is, more fluids will be
for one month and developing a statistical analysis of flowing into and out of storage tanks — then the team
various parameters. must check the capacity of “breather” valves and emer-
2. Check the design basis and the design volume of the gency vents according to API 2000 [8]. If the breather
aeration basin, thickener and clarifier. valves need to be replaced, the pressure settings may
3. Evaluate the operating case using the above design be adjusted in consultation with vendors, according to
basis. the applicable codes.
4. Calculate the energy requirements of the design and Utilities. During any plant revamp, the capacity of key
operating cases, and quantify the potential for reduc- plant utilities, such as demineralized water, instrument
tion of electrical energy at various loads. air, plant air, steam plants, power, and cooling tower
Flares and knockout drums. Flare systems, including should also be checked to be sure they will support the
knockout drums, must be checked before embarking on proposed revamp. Offsite facilities related to raw-mate-
a plant revamp. Flares are used to ensure plant safety, rials receiving, tank farms, and product-storage capaci-
by flaring hydrocarbons in case of emergency conditions ties must also be studied and related personnel require-
such as power outages, fire or blocked discharge. ments must be ascertained. n
While converting the ammonia plant from a liquid fuel Edited by Suzanne Shelley
(such as naphtha) to natural gas, the properties of the
fluid (such as molecular weight, compressibility factor), References
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conversion rates in the revamp scheme. If, following the 8. American Petroleum Inst., API 2000: Venting Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage
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consumes utilities, thereby increasing energy consump- Author
tion. If conversion rates in the reaction are increased via Koya Venkata Reddy is senior manager, process engineer-
a revamp, the recycle ratios will be drastically reduced. ing, at FACT Engineering & Design Organization (FEDO), a div. of
In one urea plant, a revamp involved the following Fertilizers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd. (FACT; Udyogamandal
683501, Kochi, Kerala, India; Phone: +91-484-2568763; Email:
changes: Introduction of higher-capacity trays in the koyareddy@yahoo.com). He has 24 years of experience in chem-
urea reactor in the ammonia plant; changing the conical plant operations, including expertise in the fields of process
verter baskets from axial- to radial-type in the ammonia control, process design, process risk analysis, Hazop analysis, pro-
cess simulations, environmental management and plant revamps.
converter in the caprolactam plant; using an enriched- He is a recipient of FACT’s Merit Award. Reddy holds a Bachelor of
oxygen supply to the cyclohexanone reactors with in- Technology degree from Andhra University (Visakhapatnam) and a
troduction of improved safety features. These changes Master of Technology degree in project management from Cochin University of Science
and Technology. He also received an M.B.A. in finance from Indira Gandhi National Open
were able to increase the conversion rate, increase over- University (IGNOU; Delhi). He is a lifetime member of the Indian Inst. of Chemical Engi-
all production and decrease energy consumption. neers (IIChE) and a member of the Institution of Engineers (India).
In the ammonia plant’s synthesis section, the synthe-

Environmental Manager
Common Mistakes When Conducting a

HAZOP and How to Avoid Them
An important part of ensuring the success of a HAZOP study is to understand the
errors that can cause the team to lose focus
Arturo Trujillo, Walter S. Kessler
and Robert Gaither
Chilworth, a DEKRA Company
S
ince its inception in the 1960s
and its first official publica-
tion in 1977, the Hazard and
Operability Study (HAZOP)
has become one of the most power-
ful tools for identifying process haz-
ards in the chemical process indus-
tries (CPI). Utilizing systems that are
qualitative or even simplified semi-
quantitative, the HAZOP method has
been increasingly used, not only as a
tool for identifying process hazards,
equipment deficiencies or failures and
operability problems and assessing
their risks, but also as a tool for priori-
tizing actions and recommendations
for process-risk reduction. Reducing
risk is especially important in ensur-
ing the safety of the personnel who
must work in the plant environment
each day (Figure 1).
The HAZOP methodology is a sys-
tematic team-based technique that
can be used to effectively identify
and analyze the risks of potentially
hazardous process operations. It is
the most widely used process hazard
analysis (PHA) technique in numer-
ous industries worldwide, including
petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals,
oil-and-gas and nuclear, and is used
during the design stages of new pro-
cesses or projects, for major process
modifications and for periodic review
of existing operations. FIGURE 1. HAZOP studies are useful tools in reducing process risk, and they provide safeguards against
A HAZOP is a time-consuming ex- hazardous scenarios for the personnel who must maintain and operate the plant
ercise and should be conducted in
such a way to ensure that the results to correct these mistakes if or when Benefits of a HAZOP
justify the effort. This article presents they occur during the course of the The advantages offered by HAZOP
some common mistakes that can HAZOP study. Therefore, the selec- over other process-risk analysis
jeopardize a HAZOP team’s task. Fre- tion of an experienced facilitator is tools are numerous, and include
quent or chronic occurrence of these an essential element for assuring the the following:
mistakes indicates potential gaps in success of the HAZOP. Without an • It is a rigorous process; it is structured,
the site’s process-management sys- adequate depth of knowledge and systematic and comprehensive
tem. However, it is ultimately the re- experience, the HAZOP can become • It is adaptable to the majority of CPI
sponsibility of the HAZOP facilitator a “check the box” exercise. and manufacturing operations, in-
cluding those in petroleum refiner-
ies (Figure 2) and other oil-and-gas
processing plants, nuclear facili-
ties, and specialty chemical, phar-
maceutical and even high-speed
manufacturing plants
• It is team-based and allows the
interchange of knowledge and ex-
perience between the participants
• It helps to anticipate potential ac-
cidents or harm to employees, the
facility, the environment and the
surrounding community
• It functions as a type of training for
the team’s participants and leader,
who are required by the nature of
the method to look at the process
from a new perspective — not just
from the perspective of “how should
it run?,” but also “how can it fail to FIGURE 2. Many processes in the CPI are potentially hazardous if not managed correctly. HAZOP studies
run correctly?” seek to prioritize actions to reduce process risks, and are adaptable across a wide range of
A HAZOP is time-consuming be- industrial sectors
cause it requires the participation estimate of the time required for the Mistake 3: Incorrect size of HAZOP
of a multi-disciplinary team over ex- team based on the process descrip- team. The HAZOP team should be
tended timeframes. This investment tion and preliminary count of HAZOP limited in size, ideally five to seven
of time and personnel, often involv- nodes (specific portions or topics of people, excluding the HAZOP facili-
ing third parties, means that the per- the study process) so that managers tator and the HAZOP scribe or sec-
formance of the HAZOP needs to be are aware of the degree of personnel retary. A team that is too large can
optimized to maximize its value. The commitment that will be required. easily lose focus, dwell on a subject
following sections detail some com- Mistake 2: Incomplete, inaccurate or issue too long, or be disruptive. It
monly found mistakes that occur or unavailable process safety in- is human nature that all participants
during the planning, execution and formation. Another common mis- seek to present their perspectives,
followup stages of a HAZOP. take during a HAZOP is not having but this can lead to excessive dis-
all the prerequisite process safety cussion. A group that is too small will
Planning stage information (PSI) and other valuable not likely include the right expertise
Mistake 1: Mismanagement of information available, including out- or provide enough different perspec-
time-allotment issues. One of the of-date or incomplete information. tives to evaluate the process haz-
most frequent mistakes of a HAZOP This is especially critical regarding ards and controls adequately or in
is failure to manage the time allot- piping and instrumentation diagrams the right detail.
ted for the study. A HAZOP is often (P&IDs), current standard operating
scheduled for a set amount of time, procedures (SOPs) and appropriate Execution stage
neither by the HAZOP facilitator nor data on flammability, combustibility, Mistake 4: Lack of focus during
the team, and sufficient time may not reactivity, toxicity and electrostatic the meeting. A HAZOP is a com-
have been allocated. Furthermore, properties of materials in all forms plex exercise that requires the con-
there may be little or no flexibility in and phases, as well as compatibil- centrated and coordinated contribu-
the schedule. An insufficient amount ity of chemicals with each other and tion of all the members of the team.
of time for the HAZOP limits discus- with the processing equipment. If the Distractions should be minimized
sion and brainstorming and reduces HAZOP is conducted by an external in order to ensure and maintain the
the quality of the analysis, in turn facilitator, it is the responsibility of the team’s focus. Therefore, team mem-
leading to some of the mistakes dis- owner of the process to verify the in- bers should not be allowed to come
cussed in more detail below. tegrity of the PSI. and go into and out of the meeting,
Estimating the duration of a Related to this, it is not acceptable take phone calls, answer emails,
HAZOP is not an exact science, and that participants attend the HAZOP or discuss issues not related to the
it requires a good knowledge of the for the purpose of obtaining informa- HAZOP during the sessions. Use of
methodology, the complexity of the tion on a process or project. HAZOP an offsite venue may be helpful to
process, the nature of the risks that participants should be well prepared prevent plant operations from be-
can be identified up front and the id- to contribute to the discussion and coming a distraction.
iosyncrasies of the group. Although a have all requisite background infor- It is the responsibility of the HAZOP
HAZOP should not be open-ended in mation with them. It is the respon- facilitator to maintain the focus of the
time allotment, the ideal HAZOP has sibility of the facilitator to instruct all group and keep the HAZOP process
some flexibility built into the sched- participants that they must come to moving by allowing some open dis-
ule. The team leader should make an the HAZOP prepared. cussion on the issue, node and con-

the responsibility of the HAZOP fa-
cilitator to manage the team and
the HAZOP study process to ensure
that the team stays focused and that
no nodes or hazards are missed by
the team.
Mistake 6: Mistaking the tools for
the process. The HAZOP spread-
sheet should not be viewed as a
questionnaire whose boxes all have
to be filled in, even with numerous
repetitions of scenarios. The combi-
nation of pairs of key words and pa-
rameters is not intended to be an end
in itself, but to encourage discussion
and identify deviations from the de-
sired state. As would be expected,
the same deviation generally causes
FIGURE 3. It is crucial that a HAZOP be explicitly targeted for the specific process in question, and not
based on previous HAZOPs for similar processes, as process safety information and controls may have the alteration of more than one pro-
recently changed cess parameter, and therefore could
be entered in more than one place in
sequence at hand, but not letting it be identified that constitutes the the spreadsheet. An obvious exam-
get out of control. Sufficient (but not purpose of the HAZOP, and this is ple is a distillation column, in which
excessive) breaks for participants to where it demonstrates its power pressure, temperature, composition
eat and drink and conduct activities • Carrying out a superficial review of and flowrate (of reflux, for example)
not related to the HAZOP, such as the combinations of key words and are clearly interrelated. Hence, any
checking their emails and voice- parameters, listing the most obvi- change in one of the parameters
mails, should be planned and coor- ous, and often repetitive, causes of automatically causes responses and
dinated. The HAZOP room should deviation without going into detail. changes in the others.
be free from cellphones, and distrac- In other words, repeating the same It is not as important for all the
tions like texting during the HAZOP causes, parameter after parameter spreadsheet “boxes” to be filled in
exercise should be forbidden. and node after node, instead of as it is for the HAZOP group to work
Mistake 5: Preventing the team conducting a more in-depth analy- effectively in identifying all the pos-
from brainstorming. Another fre- sis and discussion sible deviations. A HAZOP table is
quent mistake in HAZOPs is to re- • Carrying out HAZOPs using some not and should not be a form-filling
strict the brainstorming exercise, form of prior information — pre- exercise. Rather, it should guide and
which is, after all, the basis (and the built templates or the HAZOP structure strategic brainstorming dis-
power) of the method. The most from a similar project, for example. cussion with the intent of identifying
common issues in this area include Again, what the HAZOP is meant all hazards and operability problems
the following: to do is analyze the possible spe- that may injure employees (Figure 4),
• Omitting key words, parameters cific risk scenarios (especially the cause damage to property and as-
or even nodes, with the argument non-obvious ones) of the process sets, impact the community or cause
that an upper bound for the con- or project being studied at the time environmental damage.
sequences in this node can be of the HAZOP (Figure 3). While one Mistake 7: Misrepresenting or
easily identified, and these maxi- can refer to, or reference previous misunderstanding safeguards.
mum consequences are protected material, the HAZOP is to be con- Documentation of effective and ap-
by safeguards. This clearly means ducted based upon the current propriate safeguards is a key step
that steps or phases of the HAZOP facility or process, and the equip- in the PHA team’s decision whether
procedure will be skipped, and ment, process or controls may have additional process-risk reduction
some process hazards may not be changed since the last HAZOP is required for a specific scenario.
identified. This violates the HAZOP In practice, the quality of a HAZOP Examples of safeguards that are
methodology and overall purpose is influenced by the ability of the neither effective nor appropriate are
of conducting the HAZOP in the HAZOP leader to ask the appro- given below:
first place. Although on many oc- priate questions to ensure that the • Local instruments that are never
casions, strict application of the team identifies all the hazards of the checked by field operators
methodology will not identify any process being studied, not only the • Alarms that fail to give the operator
hazardous scenarios other than the most obvious hazards. This ability sufficient time to effectively halt the
obvious ones, which have already is based on the leader’s experience consequences of the deviation.
been listed up front and used as with the HAZOP technique and his or Examples include the following:
an argument for omitting any fur- her technical skills in process-hazard ❍ Alarms that fail
ther analysis. Nevertheless, some- identification, as well as human error ❍ Very generic alarms that are
times a non-obvious scenario will and equipment failure potential. It is activated in numerous differ-
ent situations. In this case, evaluated and ruled out for various
the operator has to diagnose reasons. While a HAZOP can and
which of the multiple op- should include recommendations re-
tions he or she is faced with, lated to operational and maintenance
thereby losing valuable time issues, the HAZOP’s sole intent is for
for action the identification of issues, not to find
❍ Alarms that are activated fre- a solution to the problems or rede-
quently, often for trivial reasons, sign the facility. All recommendations
and that therefore tend to be are made for further investigation and
ignored by the operators design considerations. Therefore, the
❍ Alarms where no specific actual HAZOP is not the best time FIGURE 4. HAZOP studies intend to provide a com-
operator response has or place to deal with these types of prehensive index of the hazards and operability
been given in procedures problems that may cause damage or put employ-
issues. They should be further inves- ees in danger
and training tigated offline in the correct setting,
❍ Cascades of alarms, where and should include the appropriate able operating range. Utilize this
“first-in” is not obvious personnel in the discussions. chart to set appropriate process
or indicated Mistake 10: Excessively lax rec- alarm and shutdown points
• Pressure-relief systems (such as ommendations. When making rec- It should be noted how these two
safety valves and rupture discs) that ommendations in a HAZOP, it is very recommendations are very specific
were not designed for the case and important to utilize the proper word- action items and also include the
process conditions being studied. ing. Since the HAZOP team is com- reason for the action.
Obviously, the purpose of a HAZOP posed of knowledgeable people, On some occasions, there may
is not to verify the correct design of recommendations should be made be two or more divergent opinions,
pressure-relief systems. Neverthe- that involve action. Two words that and a consensus cannot be reached
less, if there is reasonable doubt, are highly over-utilized are “recom- during the HAZOP itself. In this case,
a recommendation should be is- mend” and “consider.” “Recom- both recommendations should be
sued to check that the scenario for mend” is already used in the title for included in the HAZOP and left for
which it was listed as a safeguard the column and most of the time, the further investigation or evaluation
was one of the cases of design for team’s brainstorming makes up the by the company, based upon the
the relief device or system “consideration” aspect of the recom- information from the HAZOP. For
Operating procedures cannot be mendation being proposed. If addi- scenarios such as these, the best
considered safeguards when the tional risk analysis is required, “con- solution — after further investigation
cause giving rise to the scenario is sider” is an appropriate phrase. and research is completed — may
human error, which presupposes There are often multiple ways to re- be something not even mentioned or
that the procedure has not been fol- duce risk and the team’s time should thought about in the HAZOP itself.
lowed properly not be spent analyzing alternatives. Again, it should be reiterated that
Mistake 8: Excessive recommen- Another common phrase seen in except for a few unique situations,
dations. Some HAZOP groups be- many HAZOP recommendations is such as the divergent opinion case,
lieve that they should issue a recom- “Further study on what needs to be recommendations should be clear,
mendation for any scenario that has done in order to...” — which in reality specific, not open to interpretations
negative consequences, whether a is not specific and can be left open and include the reasoning at the time
hazard scenario, equipment failure or for interpretation. Most of the time, that the HAZOP was conducted.
operability problem. This is not in the recommendations that involve an Mistake 11: Trying to solve the rec-
spirit of the HAZOP method. What a action and have a specific purpose ommendation or design the solu-
HAZOP aims to do is identify all of should be made. Start recommen- tion during the HAZOP. Another
the hazardous scenarios, determine dations with strong action words, common mistake that can delay the
the associated risk for each particu- such as “install,” “investigate,” HAZOP and cause the group to lose
lar scenario and check whether the “graph,” or “add.” Additionally, when its focus is trying to solve the prob-
process has been duly protected by wording recommendations, if a rec- lem or redesign the process listed
the safeguards, and only if there is ommendation is being made for a in the recommendation during the
not adequate protection, propose specific reason, include that reason HAZOP study itself. This is most
recommendations for doing so. in the recommendation so it is not common when process-design en-
Mistake 9: Irrelevant recommen- forgotten when the HAZOP report gineers are team members and they
dations. Sometimes, people will is written or is being reviewed. The desire to make the process perfect.
suggest and utilize HAZOP recom- following are good examples of well- Unless it is a clear and easy solution,
mendations as a way to obtain ap- worded recommendations: many recommendations require fur-
proval for an operational or plant • Install a pressure gage and trans- ther investigation or other actions to
design improvement that is not nec- mitter on the overhead line “L12” of complete the task, alleviate or mini-
essarily directly related to the safety the distillation column to increase mize the hazard, and close out the
of personnel or the release of a haz- the SIL level from 1 to 2 action item based upon the recom-
ardous chemical. In many cases, • Graph the P/T curve for the reac- mendation. It must be remembered
these changes have already been tion process and add the accept- that a HAZOP is a brainstorming

exercise with knowledgeable pro- Mistake 13: Failure to update sents an extremely powerful tool for
cess personnel from different areas HAZOPs when process knowledge the identification, semi-quantification
of the plant, whose task is to identify changes. A HAZOP worksheet is a liv- and mitigation of risks in CPI produc-
hazards or hazardous scenarios and ing document. Ideally, it reflects man- tion facilities with continuous, batch
make practical recommendations agement’s current knowledge of the or semi-batch processes.
to alleviate or minimize the hazard- process hazards, the consequences The biggest inconvenience of this
ous scenarios or consequences. of those hazards and the controls technique is its relatively high cost, in
As previously stated, not all recom- necessary to reduce the process risk terms of time and people who need
mendations have clear-cut solutions, to a tolerable level. HAZOPs lose their to be involved and participate in the
and the HAZOP time should not be effectiveness over time when they are brainstorming sessions. This high
wasted with actions that may require not updated promptly. cost means that the HAZOP needs
research and further investigation Changes in process safety infor- to be carried out to optimum effect,
that only one of the participants, or mation should result in a PHA review avoiding the sorts of mistakes that
a qualified expert, can resolve in the through the site MOC procedure. The have been discussed in this article. It
quiet of his or her own office. Even review will identify any new causes of is the responsibility of the HAZOP fa-
HAZOP-recommended changes to a a process deviation or operability is- cilitator to make sure the group stays
process should be subjected to the sues, changes in safeguards for previ- focused and does not commit any
site’s management-of-change (MOC) ously documented hazard scenarios, of these mistakes. Finally, the selec-
process to prevent the introduction and possibly new or revised recom- tion of a knowledgeable and experi-
of new hazards. It is not uncommon mendations to address the hazards. enced PHA facilitator is a crucial ele-
for an incident to be triggered by a Recent accidents or near misses ment for assuring the success of the
change made for safety reasons. on a site process, or a similar process HAZOP process. n
The HAZOP can and should result in elsewhere, should trigger a HAZOP Edited by Mary Page Bailey
a list of actions or recommendations, review to ensure that the same or
with the designation of someone re- similar scenario has already been Authors
sponsible for carrying them out, but considered and documented dur- Arturo Trujillo is managing direc-
not necessarily the final solution or ing the most recent HAZOP and that tor of Chilworth Amalthea, the
Spanish subsidiary of the process
re-engineering of the plant. effective controls are in place to pre- safety division of DEKRA (Nàpols
vent a similar incident from occurring 249, 4ª planta 08013 Barcelona,
Followup stage in the future. Spain; Phone: +34-931-426-029;
The output of the HAZOP study is Email: arturo.trujillo@dekra.com).
He has facilitated more than 200
the set of recommendations that are Additional applications HAZOPs, and his specialities in-
usually presented to management in For the sake of simplicity, this article clude SIL and LOPA. Prior to work-
a standardized report format. At this has focused on common mistakes ing at Chilworth, he served as a division manager at
Technip Iberia and as engineering director at Asesoría
stage, site management is respon- observed during the use of the HAZOP Energética. He attended Universitat Politècnica de Catalu-
sible for responding to each recom- methodology. The discussion in this nya and received a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University.
mendation according to local or site article can be equally applied to other Walter S. Kessler is a senior pro-
requirements and the requirements scenario-based methodologies, such cess safety consultant at Chilworth
of applicable standards, such as the as “what-if” analyses, which can be Technology Inc. (113 Campus
Drive, Princeton, NJ 08540;
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health carried out at very early stages of the Phone: 832-492-4358; Email:
Administration (OSHA) Process Safety process lifecycle — HAZOP is typi- walter.kessler@dekra.com).
Management (PSM) standard Title cally reserved for late-design stage Kessler has 20 years of experi-
ence in the petroleum refinery,
29, CFR Part 1910.119. Site proce- or later-lifecycle stages when more gas-processing, specialty-chemi-
dures should include regular followup detailed PSI is available. The specific cal, pharmaceutical, manufactur-
reports to track recommendations PSI that is available and the expertise ing and HVACR (heating, venting, air conditioning and
refrigeration) industries, including five years performing
to their resolution. needed for other hazard evaluation process-safety engineering functions. He was instru-
Mistake 12: Failure of manage- methodologies may be different, but mental in the design and construction of several refin-
ment to act promptly on each rec- the types of mistakes discussed here, ery, gas and chemical processing facilities, designing a
ommendation. Site management and their prevention, are very similar. pharmaceutical filling process and also has experience
in Six Sigma and lean manufacturing.
must evaluate each recommendation
Robert L. Gaither is a senior pro-
according to its technical feasibility, Closing thoughts cess safety specialist at Chilworth
the risk-reduction benefit versus total OSHA recognizes the HAZOP tech- Technology Inc. (113 Campus
cost of implementation, availability of nique as an acceptable methodology Drive, Princeton, NJ 08540;
Phone: 732-589-6940; Email:
alternative solutions and other fac- for conducting PHAs of processes robert.gaither@dekra.com).
tors. The PSM standard allows rejec- covered by the PSM standard. Other Gaither has more than 28 years of
tion of a PHA recommendation only regulators around the world also ac- experience in company operations,
for specific causes. Good industry cept the HAZOP methodology as regulatory compliance, manage-
ment consulting and process
practices dictate that management appropriate for analyzing the exist- safety and risk management. He has led organizations at
takes prompt action on each recom- ing and potential hazards of a com- site, division and corporate levels to achieve record
mendation and ensures that all rec- plex process that involves a highly safety performance and significant cost savings. Gaither
is trained in HAZOP and SIL/LOPA facilitation. He holds a
ommendations are tracked to final hazardous substance. Ph.D. and is a certified safety professional (CSP).
resolution and closure. The HAZOP methodology repre-
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2015
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& Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . .174
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Absorbers, vibration ........................... 172 Adsorbents, nonpolar ......................... 186 Air preheat systems............................ 148
Acid gas removal systems ................. 158 Adsorbents, spill control..................... 186 Air purifiers ......................................... 173
Acid mist/Gas cleaning ...................... 171 Adsorbents, zeolites ........................... 186 Air separation equipment ................... 100
Acids, inorganic ................................. 185 Adsorption systems, carbon .............. 182 Air separation equipment, cryogenic ...100
Acids, organic .................................... 185 Adsorption systems, other.................. 182 Air separation equipment, membrane..100
Acrylic copolymers ............................. 169 Advanced process control ................. 179 Air separation equipment, pressure
Acrylics ............................................... 169 Aerators .............................................. 158 swing adsorption ............................. 100
Activated carbon ................................ 185 Aerators, water pollution..................... 184 Air separation equipment, vacuum
Active pharmaceutical ingredients..... 185 Afterburners ....................................... 182 swing adsorption ............................. 100
Actuators ............................................ 123 Aftercoolers ........................................ 145 Alarm Management ............................ 179
Actuators or starters, motor ................ 121 Agglomerators .................................... 115 Alarms, annunciator ........................... 127
Actuators, operators ........................... 123 Air conditioners .................................. 134 Alarms, carbon monoxide .................. 127
Adhesives ........................................... 169 Air conditioning & refrigeration Alarms, combustible gases ................ 127
Adsorbents, Activated Alumina .......... 185 equipment ....................................... 134 Alarms, combustion ........................... 127
Adsorbents, for carbon dioxide.......... 185 Air pollution abatement systems ........ 182 Alarms, flame ..................................... 127
Adsorbents, for hyrdocarbons ........... 185 Air pollution control............................. 182 Alarms, flow ........................................ 127
Adsorbents, for oil .............................. 186 Air pollution control equipment & Alarms, humidity ................................. 127
Adsorbents, for PCBs ......................... 185 systems ........................................... 182 Alarms, liquid level ............................. 127

PRODUCT & SERVICE INDEX
Alarms, motion ................................... 127 Analyzers, thin film ............................. 124 Blenders, horizontal............................ 153
Alarms, other ...................................... 127 Analyzers, titration .............................. 124 Blenders, inline ................................... 153
Alarms, portable (gas, vapor) ............ 127 Analyzers, total solids......................... 124 Blenders, liquid feed .......................... 153
Alarms, pressure ................................ 127 Analyzers, ultraviolet .......................... 124 Blenders, pneumatic .......................... 153
Alarms, solids level............................. 127 Analyzers, vapor pressure ................. 124 Blenders, ribbon ................................. 153
Alarms, temperature ........................... 128 Analyzers, vibration ............................ 172 Blenders, spiral .................................. 153
Alcohols, other.................................... 186 Analyzers, VOCs ................................ 123 Blenders, tumbling V .......................... 153
Alcohols, oxo ...................................... 186 Analyzers, water quality ..................... 124 Blinds, pipeline ................................... 101
Alkalies ............................................... 186 Antioxidants ........................................ 186 Blowers, axial flow .............................. 100
Alloy identification equipment ............ 130 Antiskid materials ............................... 173 Blowers, centrifugal, compressor-type .. 100
Alloys, brazing .................................... 172 Aprons ................................................ 173 Blowers, centrifugal, fan-type............. 100
Aluminum............................................ 166 Arbitration, engineering ...................... 175 Blowers, positive displacement.......... 101
Aluminum & aluminum alloys ............. 166 Argon .................................................. 186 Blowers, regenerative......................... 101
Aluminum alloys ................................. 166 Arresters, flame deflagration or Blowers, rotary piston ......................... 101
Anaerobic treatment systems ............. 183 detonation ....................................... 173 Blowout doors & panels ..................... 173
Analog process control computers .... 125 Arresters, flame, tank vent, inline ....... 173 Boiler accessories .............................. 120
Analyzers, air quality .......................... 123 Arresters, surge .................................. 173 Boiler feedwater systems ................... 164
Analyzers, atomic absorption ............. 123 Ash conditioning systems .................. 120 Boilers, automatic, packaged ............ 120
Analyzers, biological .......................... 123 Aspiration systems ............................. 106 Boilers, carbon monoxide fired .......... 120
Analyzers, BOD .................................. 123 Asset management ............................ 179 Boilers, coal fired................................ 120
Analyzers, carbon dioxide Atomizers............................................ 158 Boilers, fire tube ................................. 120
or monoxide .................................... 123 Autoclaves .......................................... 155 Boilers, fluidized bed.......................... 120
Analyzers, chlorine ............................. 123 Boilers, industrial ................................ 120
Analyzers, chlorine, total .................... 123 Boilers, integral furnace ..................... 120
Boilers, natural gas fired .................... 120
Analyzers, chromatographic .............. 123
Analyzers, combustible gases ........... 123 B Boilers, oil fired ................................... 120
Analyzers, combustion ....................... 123 Bag closing machines ........................ 117 Boilers, waste heat recovery .............. 120
Analyzers, concentration .................... 123 Bag filling machines ........................... 117 Boilers, water tube.............................. 120
Analyzers, conductivity ...................... 123 Bag filling machines, vacuum ............ 117 Boosters, rotary piston ....................... 101
Analyzers, corrosion rate.................... 123 Bag, empty, handling systems ........... 117 Borescopes ........................................ 172
Analyzers, emission............................ 123 Baghouses ......................................... 139 Brass .................................................. 167
Analyzers, environmental conditions.. 123 Bags ................................................... 117 Breakers ............................................. 161
Analyzers, fats & oils .......................... 123 Balers ................................................. 117 Briquetting systems ............................ 115
Analyzers, gas density ....................... 123 Bands, electric heating ...................... 121 Bronze ................................................ 167
Analyzers, hydrocarbons ................... 123 Bar coding .......................................... 179 Bulk carriers, loading & unloading
Analyzers, hydrogen .......................... 123 Barrel handling equipment ................. 117 equipment ....................................... 115
Analyzers, infrared ............................. 123 Barrels & drums.................................. 117 Bulk chemical carriers ........................ 115
Analyzers, mass spectrometer ........... 123 Batch control ...................................... 179 Bulk liquid storage services ............... 107
Analyzers, moisture content ............... 123 Batching & blending systems ............ 153 Burners, coal ...................................... 149
Analyzers, near infrared ..................... 123 Batching & blending systems ............ 118 Burners, combination fuel .................. 149
Analyzers, neutron activation ............. 124 Baths, constant temperature .............. 148 Burners, gas ....................................... 149
Analyzers, nitrogen............................. 124 Batteries & electrical storage Burners, oil ......................................... 149
Analyzers, nitrogen oxide ................... 124 equipment ....................................... 121 Bushings............................................. 120
Analyzers, nitrogen, total .................... 124 Bearing isolators................................. 120 Bushings, pump ................................. 102
Analyzers, offstream ........................... 123 Bearings ............................................. 120
Analyzers, oil content ......................... 124 Bearings & bushings .......................... 120
Analyzers, onstream ........................... 125
Analyzers, organic carbon ................. 124
Bellows, metallic ................................. 102
Bends, pipe ........................................ 101 C
Analyzers, organic carbon, total ........ 124 Beryllium & alloys ............................... 168 Cables, fiberoptic ............................... 132
Analyzers, oxygen content ................. 124 Bin activators ...................................... 114 Cables, other ...................................... 132
Analyzers, oxygen demand................ 124 Bin inserts ........................................... 114 Calciners, fluidizing ............................ 149
Analyzers, oxygen, dissolved............. 124 Bins..................................................... 114 Calciners, rotary ................................. 149
Analyzers, ozone content ................... 124 Bins & other dry storage equipment .. 114 Calenders ........................................... 115
Analyzers, particle size ...................... 124 Bins, weighing .................................... 114 Calibration & test equipment .............. 130
Analyzers, pH ..................................... 124 Bio-oxidation units .............................. 184 Calibration gas standards .................. 130
Analyzers, phosphorus....................... 124 Biochemical equipment...................... 155 Calibration management .................... 179
Analyzers, photometric....................... 124 Biocides, halogenated ....................... 186 Calorimeters ....................................... 130
Analyzers, sodium ion concentration . 124 Biocides, inorganic............................. 186 Cameras, high-speed......................... 130
Analyzers, sound ................................ 124 Biocides, other ................................... 186 Carbides ............................................. 166
Analyzers, spectrometer .................... 124 Biocides, phenolics ............................ 186 Carbon & graphite .............................. 166
Analyzers, spectrophotometer ........... 124 Biofilters .............................................. 142 Carbon dioxide recovery plants ......... 182
Analyzers, stack gases ...................... 124 Biological treatment............................ 184 Carbon steels ..................................... 170
Analyzers, sulfur dioxide .................... 124 Bioreactors ......................................... 155 Carbon-carbon composites ............... 167
Analyzers, sulfur, total ........................ 124 Bioremediation services ..................... 183 Carbonylation reactors ....................... 155
Analyzers, suspended solids ............. 124 Blenders, cone ................................... 153 Cargo Protection ................................ 169
Analyzers, thermal .............................. 124 Blenders, continuous.......................... 153 Cartons ............................................... 117

Cast irons ........................................... 167 Chromatography, production-scale Combustors, catalytic......................... 182
Cast irons, alloy .................................. 167 equipment ....................................... 158 Combustors, other .............................. 182
Cast irons, high-silicon ....................... 168 Chromium & alloys ............................. 168 Comminutors ...................................... 161
Castables ........................................... 170 Chutes ................................................ 116 Compactors ........................................ 115
Castings, foundries ............................ 135 CIP Spray Nozzles.............................. 158 Compliance-information
Catalyst supports & systems .............. 186 Circuit breakers .................................. 121 management ................................... 183
Catalysts, acid .................................... 186 Claddings & coatings, custom ........... 135 Composites ........................................ 167
Catalysts, cracking ............................. 186 Clarifiers, flotation ............................... 134 Compressor lubrication ...................... 100
Catalysts, custom ............................... 186 Clarifiers, settling ................................ 134 Compressors ...................................... 100
Catalysts, dehydrogenation, spent .... 186 Classifiers & gravity separators.......... 134 Compressors, centrifugal ................... 100
Catalysts, desulfurization ................... 186 Classifiers, air ..................................... 134 Compressors, diaphragm .................. 100
Catalysts, hydrogenation.................... 186 Classifiers, cyclone ............................ 134 Compressors, high pressure .............. 100
Catalysts, hydrotreating ..................... 186 Classifiers, mechanical, magnetic ..... 134 Compressors, oil-free ......................... 100
Catalysts, organic synthesis............... 186 Classifiers, mechanical, screening .... 134 Compressors, portable....................... 100
Catalysts, other................................... 186 Classifiers, mechanical, vibrating ...... 134 Compressors, reciprocating ............... 100
Catalysts, oxidation ............................ 186 Cleaners & refacers, tube .................. 171 Compressors, rotary ........................... 100
Catalysts, palladium ........................... 186 Cleaning chemicals & services .......... 171 Compressors, rotary liquid ring .......... 100
Catalysts, platinum ............................. 186 Cleaning equipment & services ......... 171 Compressors, rotary screw ................ 100
Catalysts, polymerization ................... 186 Cleaning equipment, blast ................. 171 Compressors, rotary sliding vane ...... 100
Catalysts, polyolefin production ......... 186 Cleaning equipment, chemical .......... 171 Compressors, single stage,
Catalysts, precious metal ................... 186 Cleaning equipment, expander driven .............................. 100
Catalysts, Raney nickel ...................... 186 high-pressure liquid ........................ 171 Compressors, turbodynamic .............. 100
Catalysts, reforming ........................... 186 Cleaning equipment, mechanical ...... 171 Computational fluid dynamics ............ 179
Catalysts, rhenium .............................. 186 Cleaning equipment, pharmaceutical 171 Computer aided design &
Cleaning equipment, steam ............... 171 drafting systems .............................. 180
Catalysts, rhodium.............................. 186
Cleaning equipment, tank cleaning ... 171 Computer hardware ........................... 178
Catalysts, ruthenium ........................... 186
Cleaning parts & accessories ............ 171 Computer software ............................. 179
Catalysts, urethane production .......... 186
Climbing safety equipment ................ 173 Computer Software............................. 179
Catalysts, vinyl production ................. 186
Clothing, chemical resistant ............... 173 Computers for design & engineering . 180
Catalysts, zeolite ................................ 186
Coalescers ......................................... 155 Computers, mainframe ....................... 178
Cellulose acetate butyrate.................. 169
Coaters & coating machinery ............. 115 Computers, monitors & displays ........ 178
Centrifuge parts & accessories .......... 134
Coating, forming & agglomeration Computers, personal .......................... 178
Centrifuges ......................................... 134
equipment ....................................... 115 Computers, printers & plotters ........... 178
Centrifuges, batch,
Coatings, acrylic ................................ 169 Computers, process control ............... 125
automatic basket ............................. 134
Coatings, ceramic .............................. 169 Condensate return systems ............... 145
Centrifuges, batch,
Coatings, diffusion.............................. 169 Condensers, air cooled ...................... 145
perforated basket ............................ 134
Coatings, epoxy ................................. 169 Condensers, barometric..................... 145
Centrifuges, continuous, conical angle,
Coatings, fluoropolymer ..................... 169 Condensers, coil ................................ 145
perforated basket ............................ 134
Coatings, metallic ............................... 169 Condensers, evaporative refrigerant.. 145
Centrifuges, continuous, pusher
Coatings, nonskid............................... 169 Condensers, fractional ....................... 145
discharge ........................................ 134 Condensers, jet ejector ...................... 145
Coatings, nonslip................................ 169
Centrifuges, continuous, solid bowl, Coatings, nonstick .............................. 169 Condensers, plate .............................. 145
scroll discharge............................... 134 Coatings, plastic................................. 169 Condensers, reflux ............................. 145
Centrifuges, disc, nozzle discharge... 134 Coatings, powder ............................... 169 Condensers, refrigerant ..................... 145
Centrifuges, disc, solid bowl .............. 134 Coatings, PVC .................................... 169 Condensers, shell & tube ................... 145
Centrifuges, disc, valve discharge..... 134 Coatings, refractory ............................ 169 Condensers, steam ............................ 145
Centrifuges, filter, continuous, Coatings, silicate ................................ 169 Condensers, surface .......................... 145
screen bowl, scroll discharge ......... 134 Coatings, urethane ............................. 169 Condensers, tubular ........................... 145
Centrifuges, filter, inverting................. 134 Coatings, vinyl ester ........................... 169 Condensers, vapor ............................. 145
Centrifuges, laboratory or pilot plant .. 134 Cobalt alloys ....................................... 168 Construction ....................................... 175
Centrifuges, liquid-liquid .................... 134 Cogeneration systems & equipment .. 121 Construction Management ................. 175
Centrifuges, other ............................... 134 Coils.................................................... 148 Consultants, corrosion protection ...... 175
Centrifuges, solid basket.................... 134 Coils, tubing ....................................... 108 Consultants, double containment
Ceramic metals .................................. 167 Colorimeters ....................................... 130 systems design & installation .......... 175
Ceramics, including glass .................. 166 Columns, absorption or adsorption .... 163 Consultants, engineering ................... 175
Chambers, test ................................... 130 Columns, bubble cap ......................... 163 Consultants, high purity process
Chelating agents ................................ 186 Columns, contacting or mixing........... 163 design ............................................. 175
Chemical equipment design .............. 179 Columns, custom fabricated .............. 163 Consultants, materials ........................ 175
Chemical plant design & Columns, fluidized bed ...................... 163 Consultants, safety & health ............... 175
maintenance.................................... 179 Columns, graphite .............................. 163 Consultants, water treatment.............. 175
Chemical process design .................. 179 Columns, ion exchange...................... 163 Consultants, Welding ......................... 175
Chillers, recirculating .......................... 148 Columns, packed ............................... 163 Containers, hazardous waste ............. 183
Chimneys, stacks & vents .................. 182 Columns, thin film ............................... 163 Containers, safety............................... 173
Chippers ............................................. 161 Columns, vacuum............................... 163 Contract manufacturing systems ....... 175
Chlorinators ........................................ 184 Columns, valve tray ............................ 163 Controllers .......................................... 126
Chromatographs, onstream ............... 125 Columns, wire mesh tray .................... 163 Controllers, air conditioning ............... 126

Controllers, batching or weighing ...... 126 Cooling towers, repair & upgrade ...... 135 Detectors, gases ................................ 124
Controllers, bin level ........................... 126 Cooling-water treatment, chemical .... 164 Detectors, gases, combustible .......... 124
Controllers, boiler ............................... 126 Copper ............................................... 167 Detectors, gases, toxic....................... 124
Controllers, combustion ..................... 126 Copper & copper alloys ..................... 167 Detectors, interface ............................ 130
Controllers, electric ............................ 126 Copper alloys, other ........................... 167 Detectors, leak ................................... 130
Controllers, flow & flow ratio ............... 126 Corrosion measurement equipment ... 130 Detectors, liquid-leak ......................... 124
Controllers, humidity........................... 126 Counters ............................................. 127 Detectors, metal ................................. 124
Controllers, liquid level ....................... 126 Couplings, dry-disconnect ................. 101 Detectors, metal ................................. 130
Controllers, oxidation-reduction Couplings, flexible .............................. 101 Detectors, moisture ............................ 124
potential........................................... 126 Couplings, pneumatic conveyors....... 116 Detectors, other .................................. 124
Controllers, pH ................................... 126 Couplings, quick connect .................. 101 Detectors, radiation ............................ 124
Controllers, pneumatic ....................... 126 Couplings, rigid .................................. 101 Detectors, sludge blanket level .......... 124
Controllers, pressure .......................... 126 Couplings, self aligning ...................... 101 Detectors, vibration ............................ 124
Controllers, process ........................... 126 Couplings, shaft ................................. 120 Dewatering agents ............................. 186
Controllers, product ............................ 126 Coveralls............................................. 173 Dewatering, mechanical press........... 142
Controllers, programmable................. 126 Crushers, cone ................................... 161 Diffusers, spargers ............................. 158
Controllers, pump ............................... 126 Crushers, fluid energy ........................ 161 Diffusers, water pollution control ........ 184
Controllers, SCR power ...................... 126 Crushers, gyratory .............................. 161 Digesters, cookers ............................. 156
Controllers, sludge level ..................... 126 Crushers, impact ................................ 161 Digesters, sewage sludge.................. 184
Controllers, temperature ..................... 126 Crushers, jaw...................................... 161 Digital computers, data processing ... 178
Controllers, vacuum ........................... 127 Crushers, prebreaker ......................... 161 Direct digital process control
Controllers, viscosity .......................... 127 Crushers, rotary .................................. 161 computers ....................................... 126
Converters, signal .............................. 132 Crushers, rotary blade........................ 161 Disintegration equipment parts &
Conveyor accessories ........................ 116 Cryogenic equipment ......................... 134 accessories ..................................... 161
Conveyor belting ................................ 116 Crystallizers, cooling .......................... 140 Dispersing agents, leather ................. 187
Conveyors & elevators for Crystallizers, evaporative ................... 140 Dispersing agents, other .................... 187
bulk materials .................................. 116 Crystallizers, freeze ............................ 140 Dispersing agents, pigment ............... 187
Conveyors, apron ............................... 116 Crystallizers, melt ............................... 140 Dispersing agents, rubber ................. 187
Conveyors, belt .................................. 116 Crystallizers, Oslo Krystal .................. 140 Dispersing agents, textile ................... 187
Conveyors, bucket ............................. 116 Crystallizers, scraped surface ........... 140 Displays, liquid-crystal ....................... 127
Conveyors, cooling............................. 116 Crystallizers, vacuum ......................... 140 Disposal units, hazardous waste........ 183
Conveyors, drag ................................. 116 Custom fabricated equipment............ 135 Disposal units, liquid waste ................ 183
Conveyors, flexible ............................. 116 Custom processing ............................ 175 Disposal units, sewage ...................... 183
Conveyors, flight................................. 116 Cylinders, pneumatic ......................... 123 Distillation columns, automatic
Conveyors, fluidizing .......................... 116 packaged unit ................................. 163
Conveyors, gravity.............................. 116 Distillation columns,
Conveyors, magnetic ......................... 116
Conveyors, other ................................ 116 D molecular distillation........................ 163
Distillation columns, sieve tray ........... 163
Conveyors, pneumatic ....................... 116 Dampers ............................................. 100 Distillation columns, steam stripping.. 163
Conveyors, portable ........................... 116 Data acquisition & process control .... 179 Diverters ............................................. 158
Conveyors, roller ................................ 116 Data logging systems......................... 127 Drift eliminators, cooling tower ........... 135
Conveyors, screen ............................. 116 Data presentation equipment ............. 127 Drives, belt ......................................... 120
Conveyors, screw ............................... 116 Data Transmission, Wireless............... 132 Drives, conveyor................................. 120
Conveyors, slat ................................... 116 Data visualization ............................... 179 Drives, crusher ................................... 120
Conveyors, tray .................................. 116 Database services.............................. 175 Drives, gear ........................................ 120
Conveyors, vacuum............................ 116 Deaerator Rentals............................... 156 Drives, magnetic ................................ 120
Conveyors, vertical ............................. 116 Deaerators, degasifiers ...................... 156 Drives, Other ...................................... 120
Conveyors, vibrating .......................... 116 Decanters ........................................... 134 Drives, pump ...................................... 120
Conveyors, weighing .......................... 116 Decking .............................................. 168 Drives, Turbine ................................... 120
Coolers, air cooled ............................. 145 Defoamers .......................................... 186 Drives, variable speed, centrifuge ..... 120
Coolers, belt ....................................... 145 Defoamers, chemical ......................... 186 Drives, variable speed, electrical ....... 120
Coolers, brine ..................................... 145 Defoamers, physical........................... 140 Drives, variable speed, hydraulic....... 120
Coolers, cascade ............................... 145 Degreasers ......................................... 186 Drives, variable speed, mechanical ... 120
Coolers, closed circuit........................ 145 Dehumidifiers ..................................... 134 Drives, variable speed, mixer............. 120
Coolers, coil........................................ 145 Deluge systems .................................. 172 Drum filling equipment ....................... 117
Coolers, drum ..................................... 145 Demolition........................................... 175 Drum handling equipment.................. 118
Coolers, evaporative .......................... 145 Densifiers............................................ 115 Drums & drum liners,
Coolers, finned tube ........................... 145 Density-measuring equipment ........... 130 corrosion resistant ........................... 117
Coolers, flash...................................... 145 Deodorizers ........................................ 182 Dryer parts & accessories.................. 136
Coolers, plate ..................................... 146 Desalination units ............................... 164 Dryers ................................................. 136
Coolers, rotary .................................... 146 Desiccants.......................................... 186 Dryers, air ........................................... 136
Coolers, screw.................................... 146 Design of experiments ....................... 179 Dryers, apron...................................... 136
Coolers, spray .................................... 146 Desuperheaters .................................. 146 Dryers, batch ...................................... 136
Coolers, water .................................... 146 Detectors, dust ................................... 124 Dryers, belt ......................................... 136
Cooling tower systems ....................... 135 Detectors, explosion........................... 124 Dryers, centrifugal .............................. 136
Cooling towers.................................... 135 Detectors, flame ................................. 124 Dryers, chamber ................................ 136

Dryers, closed circuit ......................... 136
Dryers, conical, vacuum .................... 136 E Equipment, used: procurement &
supply.............................................. 177
Dryers, continuous ............................. 136 Economizers ....................................... 146 Evaporative systems, mechanical
Dryers, conveyor ................................ 136 Elbows, pipe ....................................... 101 recompression ................................ 140
Dryers, desiccant, Electrical & power generation Evaporative systems, multiple effect .. 141
disposable cartridge ....................... 137 equipment ....................................... 121 Evaporative systems,
Dryers, desiccant, package unit ........ 137 Electrical equipment, intrinsic safety.. 132 thermal recompression ................... 141
Dryers, drum ...................................... 137 Electrical equipment, other ................ 121 Evaporators & crystallizers ................. 140
Dryers, drum, rotary vacuum.............. 137 Electrical heating equipment.............. 121 Evaporators, agitated film .................. 141
Dryers, electric ................................... 137 Electrochemical equipment................ 140 Evaporators, climbing film .................. 141
Dryers, flash ....................................... 137 Electrodes, ion-sensitive .................... 130 Evaporators, falling film ...................... 141
Dryers, fluidized bed .......................... 137 Electrodes, pH.................................... 130 Evaporators, flash............................... 141
Electrodes: anodes & cathodes ......... 140 Evaporators, forced circulation .......... 141
Dryers, freeze ..................................... 137
Electrodialysis units ............................ 164 Evaporators, low temperature ............ 141
Dryers, gas ......................................... 138
Electrolytic cells.................................. 140 Evaporators, plate type ...................... 141
Dryers, infrared................................... 138
Elevators, belt ..................................... 116 Evaporators, short path ...................... 141
Dryers, microwave.............................. 138
Elevators, bucket ................................ 116 Evaporators, thin film .......................... 141
Dryers, oxygen-enriched air ............... 138
Emergency shutdown systems .......... 173 Evaporators, vertical long tube .......... 141
Dryers, paddle ................................... 138
Emulsifiers .......................................... 187 Evaporators, vertical short
Dryers, pan ......................................... 138 tube (calandria) ............................... 142
Enclosures, instrument ....................... 130
Dryers, radiant heat ............................ 138 Evaporators, waste water ................... 142
Engine-generator sets ........................ 121
Dryers, refrigerated air ....................... 138 Evaporators, wiped film ...................... 142
Engineering services .......................... 175
Dryers, ring ......................................... 138 Exhaust systems, clean-room ............ 100
Engineering, biochemical & biotech .. 175
Dryers, rotary ...................................... 138 Engineering, Welding ......................... 175 Expanders .......................................... 121
Dryers, screw flight............................. 138 Engineering: blast resistant modules . 175 Expanders, tube ................................. 172
Dryers, shelf, vacuum ........................ 138 Engineering: clean rooms .................. 175 Expansion bellows.............................. 101
Dryers, spiral screw............................ 138 Engineering: construction & Expansion joints, flexible .................... 101
Dryers, spray ...................................... 138 field erection.................................... 175 Expansion joints, swivel...................... 101
Dryers, steam jacketed ...................... 138 Engineering: cryogenic equipment .... 175 Explosion isolation .............................. 173
Dryers, steam tube ............................. 138 Engineering: equipment inspection & Explosion suppression systems ......... 173
Dryers, suspension ............................ 138 expedititing...................................... 175 Explosion Testing................................ 173
Dryers, tray ......................................... 138 Engineering: facilities planning .......... 175 Explosion vents .................................. 173
Dryers, tray, vacuum .......................... 139 Engineering: instrumentation & control Extraction equipment ......................... 156
Dryers, tumble .................................... 139 systems ........................................... 175 Extractors, centrifugal ........................ 158
Dryers, tunnel ..................................... 139 Engineering: modular process Extruders ............................................ 115
Dryers, V cone .................................... 136 systems ........................................... 175 Extrusions, custom ............................. 135
Dryers, vacuum .................................. 139 Engineering: packaged pilot plants ... 176
Dryers, vacuum pan ........................... 139 Engineering: pilot plants..................... 176
Dryers, vertical ................................... 139
Dryers, vibrating ................................. 139
Engineering: plant design .................. 176
Engineering: plant modernization ...... 176 F
Ductile iron ......................................... 168 Engineering: pollution & Face shields ....................................... 173
Ducts & ventilation systems ............... 100 environmental services ................... 176 Failure analysis ................................... 179
Ducts, fiberglass-reinforced plastic ... 100 Engineering: process design ............. 176 Fans & blowers ................................... 100
Ducts, flexible ..................................... 100 Engineering: process modeling ......... 176 Fans, air cooled .................................. 101
Ducts, metallic .................................... 100 Engineering: procurement .................. 177 Fans, axial .......................................... 101
Ducts, plastic...................................... 100 Engineering: project management ..... 177 Fans, centrifugal ................................. 101
Engineering: research ........................ 177 Fans, cooling tower ............................ 101
Ducts, rigid ......................................... 100
Engines, diesel ................................... 121 Fans, corrosion resistant .................... 101
Dumpers ............................................. 115
Engines, gasoline ............................... 121 Fans, exhaust ..................................... 101
Dust & Ventilation Systems ................. 100
Engines, LPG...................................... 121 Fans, exhaust or ventilating,
Dust collector parts & accessories .... 139
Engines, natural gas........................... 121 general use ..................................... 101
Dust collectors & separators .............. 139
Enterprise resource planning ............. 179 Fans, explosion resistant .................... 101
Dust collectors, bag filtering .............. 139
Entrainment separation equipment .... 140 Fans, heavy duty ................................ 101
Dust collectors, cartridge ................... 139
Environmental consulting ................... 183 Fans, high temperature ...................... 101
Dust collectors, centrifugal................. 139 Environmental laboratories ................. 183 Fans, other.......................................... 101
Dust collectors, cyclone ..................... 139 Environmental regulations, Fans, portable .................................... 101
Dust collectors, interpreting ...................................... 183 Fans, vane, axial................................. 101
electrostatic precipitators ................ 139 Environmental services ...................... 182 Felt, filter ............................................. 142
Dust collectors, oil type ...................... 140 Environmental-compliance reporting . 179 Fermentation equipment &
Dust collectors, other ......................... 140 Environmental, health & safety ........... 179 fermentors ....................................... 156
Dust collectors, pulse jet .................... 140 Epoxies ............................................... 169 Fiberglass-epoxy ................................ 169
Dust collectors, tray type.................... 140 Equipment repair & rebuilding ........... 172 Fiberglass-polyester ........................... 169
Dust collectors, tubular ...................... 140 Equipment testing .............................. 177 Fibers, mineral .................................... 166
Dust collectors, wet ............................ 140 Equipment, process, custom ............. 135 Film, gas barrier ................................. 168
Dust removal equipment .................... 140 Equipment, process, custom, Filter aids, activated carbon ............... 142
cryogenic ........................................ 135 Filter aids, diatomaceous earth .......... 142

Filter aids, zeolite................................ 142 Fire extinguishing systems,
Filter bags, natural fiber ..................... 142 carbon dioxide ................................ 172
Filter bags, synthetic fiber .................. 142 Fire extinguishing systems,
Filter cloth, acidproof.......................... 142 dry chemical ................................... 172 G
Filter cloth, alkaliproof ........................ 142 Fire extinguishing systems, foam ....... 172 Gages, density ................................... 128
Filter cloth, cotton ............................... 142 Fire extinguishing systems, Gages, filter ........................................ 128
Filter cloth, glass ................................ 142 halogenated hydrocarbon............... 172 Gages, liquid level.............................. 128
Filter cloth, metallic............................. 142 Fire protection equipment .................. 172 Gages, liquid level, sanitary ............... 128
Filter cloth, natural fiber ...................... 142 Fire pumps ......................................... 172 Gages, mechanical force ................... 128
Filter cloth, synthetic fiber .................. 142 Firebrick.............................................. 170 Gages, nuclear radiation .................... 128
Filter housings .................................... 142 Flakers ................................................ 161 Gages, pressure ................................. 128
Filter media & aids.............................. 142 Flakers, drum...................................... 142 Gages, tank ........................................ 128
Filter media, other............................... 142 Flame retardants ................................ 187 Gages, temperature ........................... 128
Filter parts & accessories ................... 142 Flanges ............................................... 101 Gages, vacuum & differential pressure . 128
Filter presses ...................................... 142 Flares, stack & accessories ............... 182 Gages, water ...................................... 128
Filter systems...................................... 144 Flash points, automatic ...................... 130 Gas dilution systems .......................... 130
Filters, activated carbon ..................... 142 Flexible hose, metallic & nonmetallic . 101 Gas sampling bags ............................ 130
Filters, air ............................................ 143 Flocculation equipment ...................... 184 Gaskets, fluoroplastic ......................... 107
Filters, bag.......................................... 143 Flooring, acid resistant ....................... 168 Gaskets, plate heat exchanger .......... 148
Filters, belt .......................................... 143 Flooring, aluminum ............................. 168 Gaskets, ring ...................................... 107
Filters, bio-oxidation ........................... 184 Flooring, asphalt ................................. 168
Gaskets, rubber.................................. 107
Filters, cartridge ................................. 143 Flooring, brick..................................... 168
Gaskets, sheet.................................... 107
Filters, centrifugal ............................... 143 Flooring, carbon ................................. 168
Gaskets, silicone ................................ 107
Filters, clarifying ................................. 143 Flooring, fiberglass ............................. 168
Gates, hopper .................................... 114
Filters, crossflow ................................. 143 Flooring, iron & steel........................... 168
Gears .................................................. 120
Filters, disc, pressure ......................... 143 Flooring, metal grid ............................ 168
Generator drives, steam ..................... 120
Filters, disc, vacuum .......................... 143 Flooring, skid resistant ....................... 168
Generator-turbine sets........................ 121
Filters, drum, rotary Flow conditioners ............................... 102
Generators, electrical ......................... 121
pressure continuous........................ 143 Flowmeters, coriolis ............................ 128
Generators, hydrogen ........................ 156
Filters, drum, rotary Flowmeters, differential pressure ....... 128
Generators, nitrogen .......................... 156
vacuum continuous ......................... 143 Flowmeters, electromagnetic ............. 128
Generators, oxygen ............................ 156
Filters, gas .......................................... 143 Flowmeters, magnetic ........................ 128
Generators, ozone .............................. 156
Filters, gravity, porous bed ................. 143 Flowmeters, mass............................... 128
Generators, steam .............................. 148
Filters, HEPA ....................................... 143 Flowmeters, orifice plate .................... 128
Generators, synthesis gas.................. 156
Filters, horizontal belt, vacuum........... 143 Flowmeters, positive displacement .... 128
Geotechnical services ........................ 183
Filters, jacketed .................................. 143 Flowmeters, propeller ......................... 128
Glass .................................................. 166
Filters, leaf, horizontal, pressure ........ 143 Flowmeters, rotameters ...................... 128
Glasses, furnace ................................ 129
Filters, leaf, vacuum ........................... 143 Flowmeters, turbine ............................ 128
Glasses, sight flow ............................. 129
Filters, leaf, vertical, pressure ............ 143 Flowmeters, ultrasonic........................ 128
Glove boxes ....................................... 173
Filters, magnetic ................................. 143 Flowmeters, variable area .................. 128
Flowmeters, vortex shedding ............. 128 Gloves ................................................ 173
Filters, membrane............................... 143
Flowmeters, weirs & flumes ................ 128 Gold & alloys ...................................... 168
Filters, microfiltration .......................... 143
Filters, nanofiltration ........................... 143 Fluidic systems ................................... 130 Granulators & granulating mills .......... 115
Filters, nutsche ................................... 144 Fluorocarbons .................................... 169 Groundwater remediation ................... 183
Filters, oil removal............................... 144 Foams, plastic .................................... 169
Filters, other ........................................ 144 Foams, refractory ............................... 170
Filters, pan .......................................... 144
Filters, pipeline ................................... 144
Formings, exotic metal, custom ......... 135
Freight & Cargo Protection ................. 170
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Filters, plate & frame .......................... 144 Full-service environmental firms ......... 183 Hangers, pipe & tube ......................... 102
Filters, polymer ................................... 144 Furnaces, annealing ........................... 149 Harnesses .......................................... 173
Filters, porous metal ........................... 144 Furnaces, cracking ............................ 149 Hazard audits ..................................... 183
Filters, portable .................................. 144 Furnaces, electric ............................... 149 Hazardous waste services ................. 183
Filters, precoat.................................... 144 Furnaces, fluid bed ............................ 150 Hazardous-waste management ......... 179
Filters, pressure .................................. 144 Furnaces, gas burning ....................... 150 Heads, process vessel ....................... 156
Filters, refrigerated ............................. 144 Furnaces, hearth ................................ 150 Heat exchanger parts & accessories . 146
Filters, sand ........................................ 144 Furnaces, high pressure .................... 150 Heat exchangers, air cooled .............. 146
Filters, self-cleaning ........................... 144 Furnaces, high temperature ............... 150 Heat exchangers, all-welded ............. 146
Filters, tray .......................................... 144 Furnaces, induction ............................ 150 Heat exchangers, bayonet ................. 146
Filters, tubular ..................................... 144 Furnaces, melting ............................... 150 Heat exchangers, cascade ................ 146
Filters, ultrafiltration ............................ 144 Furnaces, muffle ................................. 150 Heat exchangers, ceramic ................. 146
Filters, vibrating .................................. 144 Furnaces, multiple hearth................... 150 Heat exchangers, coil ........................ 146
Filters, water ....................................... 144 Furnaces, radiant heating .................. 150 Heat exchangers,
Filtration equipment ............................ 142 Furnaces, rotary hearth ...................... 150 condensers & coolers ..................... 145
Fire alarm systems ............................. 172 Furnaces, vacuum .............................. 150 Heat exchangers,
Fire detection systems ....................... 172 Furnaces, vertical ............................... 150 direct contact steam ....................... 146
Fire extinguishers, portable ................ 172 Fused silica ........................................ 166 Heat exchangers, double pipe........... 146

Heat exchangers, falling film .............. 146 Hoods, fume collectors ...................... 100 Insulation, coatings & sealers ............ 167
Heat exchangers, finned tube ............ 146 Hoppers.............................................. 114 Insulation, glass fiber ......................... 167
Heat exchangers, glass ..................... 146 Hoppers, weighing ............................. 115 Insulation, high temperature............... 167
Heat exchangers, graphite................. 146 Hose fittings........................................ 101 Insulation, low temperature ................ 167
Heat exchangers, jacketed pipe ........ 147 Hose reels .......................................... 172 Insulation, refractory ........................... 167
Heat exchangers, plate ...................... 147 Hose, air ............................................. 101 Insulation, urethane foam ................... 167
Heat exchangers, plate coil ............... 147 Hose, chemically resistant ................. 101 Intermediate bulk containers .............. 117
Heat exchangers, plate fin ................. 147 Hose, electrically heated .................... 101 Intermodal bulk containers ................. 117
Heat exchangers, PTFE tube ............. 146 Hose, high pressure ........................... 101 Ion exchanger equipment .................. 164
Heat exchangers, scraped surface.... 147 Hose, jacketed ................................... 101 Ion measurement or selection ............ 130
Heat exchangers, screw flight............ 147 Hose, metallic ..................................... 101 Iron & iron alloys ................................. 167
Heat exchangers, shell & tube ........... 147 Hose, nonmetallic, fluoroplastic ......... 101 ISO certification .................................. 177
Heat exchangers, spiral ..................... 147 Hose, pneumatic conveyors............... 116 ISO compliance .................................. 179
Heat exchangers, tantalum ................ 147 Hose, sanitary .................................... 101
Heat exchangers, titanium ................. 147 Hose, steam ....................................... 101
Heat exchangers, U tube ................... 146 Hose, vacuum .................................... 101
Heat exchangers, zirconium .............. 147 Hose, water ........................................ 101 J
Heat transfer fluids, cooling fluids ...... 148 Hot oils................................................ 148 Jacketing, insulation ........................... 167
Heat transfer fluids, heating fluids...... 148 Humidifiers ......................................... 134 Joints, swivel ...................................... 102
Heat transfer fluids, other ................... 148 Hybrid process control computers ..... 126 Joints, universal .................................. 120
Heat transfer media ............................ 148 Hydrogen............................................ 187
Heat transfer systems......................... 147 Hydrogen generation units ................. 158
Heat-exchange modeling ................... 179 Hydrogen sulfide removal systems .... 182
Heaters, air & gas............................... 148 Hydrogenation plants ......................... 156
Hydrogenation reactors ...................... 156
K
Heaters, bayonet ................................ 148
Kettles, agitated ................................. 156
Heaters, cartridge .............................. 148 Hypochlorinators ................................ 164
Kettles, caustic ................................... 156
Heaters, convection ........................... 148
Kettles, crystallizing ........................... 156
Heaters, direct fired ............................ 148
Kettles, electrically heated ................. 156
Heaters, drum..................................... 148
Heaters, electric immersion................ 121 I Kettles, jacketed ................................. 156
Kettles, melting ................................... 156
Heaters, feedwater ............................. 148 Incinerators......................................... 183
Kettles, special metals ....................... 156
Heaters, finned tube ........................... 148 Incinerators, gas & liquid ................... 183
Kettles, vacuum .................................. 156
Heaters, gas fired ............................... 148 Incinerators, sludge............................ 183
Kiln, oven & furnace accessories ....... 150
Heaters, helical coil ............................ 148 Indicators............................................ 127
Kilns, fluidizing ................................... 150
Heaters, immersion ............................ 149 Indicators, bin level ............................ 129
Kilns, rotary......................................... 150
Heaters, indirect fired (waterbath)...... 149 Indicators, carbon monoxide ............. 129
Kilns, vertical transfer ......................... 150
Heaters, induction .............................. 149 Indicators, combustible gases ........... 129
Heaters, infrared................................. 149 Indicators, dewpoint or humidity ........ 129
Heaters, instantaneous....................... 149 Indicators, flow ................................... 129
Heaters, jacketed ............................... 149
Heaters, microwave............................ 147
Indicators, liquid level ........................ 129
Indicators, mass flow.......................... 129
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Heaters, molten salt............................ 149 Indicators, moisture ............................ 129 Laboratory information management . 180
Heaters, pipeline ................................ 149 Indicators, other ................................. 129 Laminar Flow Enclosures ................... 100
Heaters, plate ..................................... 149 Indicators, pressure ........................... 129 Lamps, incandescent ......................... 121
Heaters, portable ............................... 149 Indicators, solids level ........................ 129 Lamps, infrared .................................. 121
Heaters, process liquid ...................... 147 Indicators, specific gravity ................. 129 Lamps, mercury vapor ....................... 121
Heaters, process slurry ...................... 147 Indicators, temperature ...................... 129 Lamps, photochemical ....................... 121
Heaters, sandwich type...................... 149 Indicators, vacuum ............................. 129 Lamps, sodium vapor......................... 121
Heaters, screw flight........................... 149 Indicators, valve position.................... 129 Lamps, ultraviolet ............................... 121
Heaters, spiral .................................... 149 Indicators, viscosity ............................ 129 Laser systems .................................... 130
Heaters, steam injection ..................... 149 Indicators, weight ............................... 129 Lead & alloys ...................................... 168
Heaters, tank car ................................ 149 Indium & alloys ................................... 168 Leak sealing service........................... 172
Heaters, thermal fluid electric ............ 121 Indoor-air-quality services .................. 183 Lift tables ............................................ 115
Heaters, thermal liquid ....................... 149 Information management ................... 179 Lift trucks ............................................ 115
Heaters, tubular .................................. 149 Information Services ........................... 177 Lift trucks, explosion proof ................. 115
Heaters, unit ....................................... 149 Information Technology ...................... 179 Lifting equipment................................ 117
Heaters, Water .................................... 147 Infrared Thermometer......................... 130 Lighting equipment, emergency ........ 121
Heating & cooling equipment, other .. 148 Inhibitors, corrosion ............................ 187 Lighting fixtures .................................. 121
Helium ................................................ 187 Input & output equipment, Lighting, explosion proof .................... 121
Hierarchical process data processing .............................. 178 Lighting: panelboards,
control computers ........................... 126 Input-output equipment ...................... 126 instruments & gages ....................... 121
High alloy steels ................................. 170 Inserts, heat-exchanger tube ............. 147 Liners, pond ....................................... 184
Hogs ................................................... 161 Inspection ........................................... 177 Lining applications, custom ............... 135
Hoists.................................................. 117 Insulation materials............................. 167 Linings, basalt .................................... 170
Homogenizers .................................... 150 Insulation, acoustical .......................... 172 Linings, cements & mortars................ 170
Homogenizers, high pressure ............ 150 Insulation, asbestos replacement ...... 167 Linings, ceramic ................................. 170

Linings, chlorosulfonated polyethylene . 170 Meters, turbidity.................................. 131 Mixers, slurry ...................................... 152
Linings, epoxy .................................... 170 Meters, ultrasonic ............................... 131 Mixers, spiral ribbon ........................... 154
Linings, fluoroplastic .......................... 170 Meters, ultraviolet ............................... 131 Mixers, spiral screw............................ 155
Linings, glass ..................................... 170 Meters, vibration ................................. 131 Mixers, static ...................................... 152
Linings, glass-reinforced plastic ........ 170 Meters, water ...................................... 131 Mixers, top entering............................ 152
Linings, polyethylene.......................... 170 Meters, zeta potential ......................... 131 Mixers, turbine .................................... 152
Linings, refractory............................... 170 Microfiltration equipment .................... 144 Mixers, vacuum .................................. 153
Linings, urethane ................................ 170 Mills, attrition....................................... 161 Mixers, vacuum tumble ...................... 155
Linings, vinyl ....................................... 170 Mills, ball............................................. 161 Mixers, vertical stationary................... 155
Liquid-liquid processing..................... 134 Mills, cage .......................................... 161 Mixers: barrel, drum, carboy .............. 151
Liquid-mixer parts & accessories....... 150 Mills, colloid ........................................ 161 Mixing equipment for fluids ................ 150
Load cells ........................................... 130 Mills, cone .......................................... 162 Mixing equipment for gas, air............. 153
Loaders, car ....................................... 115 Mills, disc............................................ 162 Mixing equipment for solids & fluids .. 153
Louvers, noise control ........................ 172 Mills, grinding ..................................... 162 Modular Clean Labs ........................... 177
Low alloy steels .................................. 170 Mills, hammer ..................................... 162 Molybdenum & alloys ......................... 168
Lubricants........................................... 168 Mills, homogenizing............................ 162 Monitors, air quality ............................ 125
Lubricants, engine oil ......................... 168 Mills, impact ....................................... 162 Monitors, ammonia ............................. 125
Lubricants, greases............................ 168 Mills, jacketed ball .............................. 162 Monitors, carbon dioxide or
Lubricants, industrial oils.................... 168 Mills, jet............................................... 162 monoxide......................................... 125
Lubricants, process oils ..................... 168 Mills, other .......................................... 162 Monitors, chlorine ............................... 125
Lubricating equipment ....................... 172 Mills, pebble ....................................... 162 Monitors, colorimetric ......................... 125
Lumpbreakers .................................... 161 Mills, pug ............................................ 162 Monitors, combustible gases,
Lumpbreakers for solid & Mills, ring roll ...................................... 162 or vapors ......................................... 125
liquid systems ................................. 161 Mills, rod ............................................. 162 Monitors, composition ........................ 125
Mills, roller .......................................... 162 Monitors, conductivity ........................ 125
Mills, tube ........................................... 162 Monitors, dispersion ........................... 125
Monitors, dust ..................................... 125
M Mills, tumbling .................................... 162
Mills, vertical ....................................... 162 Monitors, emissions, continuous ........ 125
Machinery-alignment equipment........ 172 Mist eliminators................................... 140 Monitors, humidity .............................. 125
Magnesium ......................................... 168 Mixer-settlers ...................................... 159 Monitors, hydrocarbon content .......... 125
Maintenance management................. 180 Mixers, air driven ................................ 151 Monitors, hydrogen cyanide content.. 125
Maintenance tools & equipment & Mixers, anchor .................................... 151 Monitors, hydrogen sulfide content .... 125
replacement parts ........................... 172 Mixers, batch ...................................... 151 Monitors, mercury content.................. 125
Manometers........................................ 130 Mixers, bottom entering...................... 151 Monitors, octane ................................. 125
Manufacturing execution systems...... 178 Mixers, chilled .................................... 151 Monitors, oil content ........................... 125
Manufacturing execution systems...... 180 Mixers, cone ....................................... 151 Monitors, opactiy ................................ 125
Manways ............................................ 158 Mixers, continuous ............................. 151 Monitors, organic carbon, total .......... 125
Marking & labeling systems ............... 173 Mixers, continuous kneaders ............. 153 Monitors, oxygen content ................... 125
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Mixers, disc ........................................ 151 Monitors, particle size ........................ 125
management ................................... 180 Mixers, double arm kneaders............. 153 Monitors, pH ....................................... 125
Materials for buildings & building Mixers, gas-liquid, high intensity ........ 152 Monitors, stack gases ........................ 125
construction..................................... 168 Mixers, gate ........................................ 152 Monitors, sulfur ................................... 125
Materials handling systems ................ 118 Mixers, gravity flow ............................. 153 Monitors, viscosity .............................. 125
Materials management ....................... 180 Mixers, heated .................................... 152 Monitors, VOCs .................................. 125
Mathematics & statistics..................... 180 Mixers, high shear .............................. 154 Monitors, water quality ....................... 125
Measurement & testing equipment .... 130 Mixers, High Viscosity ........................ 151 Monomer-recovery systems ............... 159
Mechanical Seals and Mixers, jet ........................................... 152 Motor controls..................................... 121
Sealing Material............................... 107 Mixers, magnetically coupled ............ 154 Motors, A.C......................................... 121
Medium alloy steels ............................ 170 Mixers, motionless .............................. 154 Motors, D.C. ....................................... 121
Membrane systems for gases ............ 159 Mixers, other solid-liquid .................... 154 Motors, electric ................................... 121
Membrane systems for liquids ........... 159 Mixers, paddle.................................... 152 Motors, explosion proof ...................... 121
Metals & alloys, other nonferrous ....... 168 Mixers, pan ......................................... 154 Motors, submersible ........................... 121
Meters, air........................................... 130 Mixers, pipeline (inline) ...................... 152 Motors, variable speed....................... 121
Meters, chlorine .................................. 130 Mixers, planetary ................................ 154 Motors, vertical ................................... 121
Meters, conductivity ........................... 130 Mixers, pony ....................................... 152 Mullers ................................................ 155
Meters, displacement ......................... 130 Mixers, portable ................................. 152
Meters, electrical ................................ 130 Mixers, pressure ................................. 152
Meters, gas......................................... 131
Meters, heat flow ................................ 131
Mixers, propeller................................. 152
Mixers, ribbon..................................... 154 N
Meters, oxygen ................................... 131 Mixers, roller ....................................... 154 Natural gas processing plants ........... 159
Meters, ozone ..................................... 131 Mixers, rotary blade............................ 154 Neural-network simulation .................. 180
Meters, pH .......................................... 131 Mixers, rotary disc .............................. 154 Nickel.................................................. 169
Meters, recording ............................... 131 Mixers, rotary drum ............................ 154 Nickel & nickel alloys.......................... 169
Meters, salinity.................................... 131 Mixers, screw ..................................... 154 Nickel alloys ....................................... 169
Meters, sludge.................................... 131 Mixers, sealless .................................. 154 Nickel aluminide ................................. 169
Meters, surface tension ...................... 131 Mixers, side entering .......................... 152 Niobium .............................................. 168

Nitrogen .............................................. 187 Palladium & alloys .............................. 168 Plant decommissioning and
Noise & vibration suppression Pallet trucks ........................................ 115 dismantling ...................................... 177
equipment ....................................... 172 Palletizers ........................................... 118 Plant documentation services ............ 177
Noise enclosures & barriers ............... 173 Paper, filter ......................................... 142 Plant maintenance services ............... 172
NOx control systems .......................... 182 Particle size control systems .............. 134 Plant optimization ............................... 180
Nozzles, atomizing ............................. 159 Particulate removal systems............... 182 Plant relocation ................................... 177
Nozzles, fire fog.................................. 173 Patching compounds ......................... 172 Plastic fabrication, custom ................. 136
Nozzles, mixing .................................. 159 Pelletizers ........................................... 116 Plastics materials................................ 169
Nozzles, spray .................................... 159 Permeation tubes ............................... 131 Plastics, other ..................................... 169
Nylon .................................................. 169 Pervaporation equipment ................... 159 Plates, filter ......................................... 142
Photometers ....................................... 131 Platinum & alloys ................................ 168
Physical properties ............................. 180 Polycarbonates................................... 169
Pigments............................................. 187 Polyesters ........................................... 169
O Pilot plant services ............................. 177 Polyethylenes ..................................... 169
Odor-control chemicals ...................... 187 Pipe & pipe systems, custom ............. 136 Polymerizers ....................................... 157
Odor-control systems ......................... 182 Pipe adapters ..................................... 102 Polypropylenes ................................... 169
Oil purification equipment .................. 159 Pipe fittings & couplings, metallic & Polytetrafluoroethylene ....................... 169
Oil skimmers ....................................... 184 nonmetallic ...................................... 101 Porcelain & stoneware, chemical ....... 166
Online diagnostics of columns ........... 164 Pipe fittings, emergency repair .......... 102 Positive Displacement Pumps ............ 103
Organic intermediates ........................ 187 Pipe fittings, graphite ......................... 102 Powder Testing ................................... 131
Other electrical equipment ................. 121 Pipe fittings, high pressure ................. 102 Powders, ceramic............................... 166
Ovens, drying ..................................... 150 Pipe fittings, jacketed ......................... 102 Power supplies, emergency ............... 121
Pipe fittings, lined ............................... 102 Precipitators, water treating ............... 164
Ovens, electric ................................... 150
Pipe fittings, nonmetallic .................... 102 Preheaters .......................................... 147
Ovens, infrared ................................... 150
Pipe fittings, sanitary .......................... 102 Preservatives ...................................... 187
Ovens, microwave .............................. 150
Pipe markers ...................................... 173 Pressure Relief ................................... 173
Ovens, radiant heating ....................... 150
Pipe strainers...................................... 102 Pressure vessel design ...................... 180
Ovens, vacuum .................................. 150
Pipe, ABS ........................................... 102 Pressure vessel repair ........................ 172
Oxidation plants ................................. 157
Pipe, alloy steel .................................. 102 Process chemicals ............................. 185
Oxidation reactors .............................. 157
Pipe, aluminum ................................... 102 Process control ................................... 180
Oxidizers, catalytic ............................. 157
Pipe, aluminum & aluminum alloys..... 102 Process optimization .......................... 180
Oxidizers, catalytic ............................. 184
Pipe, aluminum alloy .......................... 102 Process safety management .............. 180
Oxidizers, regenerative ...................... 157
Pipe, carbon steel .............................. 102 Process safety management services .. 177
Oxidizers, thermal .............................. 184
Pipe, carbon steel, seamless ............. 102 Process simulation ............................. 180
Oxygen ............................................... 187
Pipe, ceramic lined............................. 102 Process simulation systems ............... 180
Ozonators ........................................... 164
Pipe, ceramic-metal ........................... 102 Process vessels & reactors ................ 155
Ozone ................................................. 187
Pipe, chlorinated PVC ........................ 102 Production scheduling ....................... 180
Pipe, containment............................... 102 Project management .......................... 180
Pipe, copper ....................................... 102 Proportioners ...................................... 118
P Pipe, copper & copper alloys............. 102
Pipe, custom fabricated ..................... 102
Protective coatings & linings .............. 169
Publishing ........................................... 177
Packaging containers......................... 117 Pipe, finned ........................................ 102 Pultrusion, custom .............................. 136
Packaging equipment, liquids............ 117 Pipe, flanged ...................................... 102 Pump parts & fittings .......................... 102
Packaging equipment, solids ............. 117 Pipe, glass .......................................... 102 Pump repair ........................................ 172
Packers, bag ...................................... 117 Pipe, glass lined ................................. 102 Pumps, acid, corrosive....................... 103
Packers, vibrating............................... 117 Pipe, graphite ..................................... 102 Pumps, air driven ............................... 103
Packings, braided .............................. 107 Pipe, hard rubber ............................... 102 Pumps, axial flow................................ 103
Packings, carbon ............................... 107 Pipe, high-alloy steel .......................... 102 Pumps, battery-powered .................... 103
Packings, cooling tower ..................... 155 Pipe, jacketed..................................... 102 Pumps, canned motor ........................ 103
Packings, molded............................... 107 Pipe, lined........................................... 102 Pumps, carboy or drum...................... 103
Packings, plastic ................................ 107 Pipe, nickel & nickel alloy ................... 102 Pumps, centrifugal ............................. 102
Packings, pump ................................. 107 Pipe, nonmetallic ................................ 102 Pumps, centrifugal, ANSI ................... 102
Packings, ring..................................... 107 Pipe, other .......................................... 102 Pumps, centrifugal, double suction.... 103
Packings, structured .......................... 107 Pipe, other nonferrous metals ............ 102 Pumps, centrifugal, dry running ......... 103
Packings, tower & column, ceramic ... 155 Pipe, plastic ........................................ 102 Pumps, centrifugal, inline ................... 103
Packings, tower & column, metal ....... 155 Pipe, plastic lined ............................... 102 Pumps, centrifugal, multistage ........... 103
Packings, tower & column, plastic ..... 155 Pipe, polyethylene .............................. 102 Pumps, centrifugal, process,
Packings, tower & column, random ... 155 Pipe, polypropylene ........................... 102 medium duty ................................... 103
Packings, tower & column, Pipe, polyvinylidene fluoride .............. 102 Pumps, centrifugal, self-priming ........ 103
structured ........................................ 155 Pipe, prefabricated............................. 102 Pumps, centrifugal, single stage ........ 103
Packings, trays for Pipe, PTFE .......................................... 102 Pumps, ceramic ................................. 105
towers & columns ............................ 155 Pipe, rubber........................................ 102 Pumps, ceramic lined......................... 103
Packings, valve stem.......................... 107 Pipe, sanitary ...................................... 102 Pumps, channel impeller .................... 103
Pads, filter........................................... 142 Pipe, stainless steel ............................ 102 Pumps, condensate return ................. 103
Pails & cans ........................................ 117 Pipe, vinyl ester - glass ...................... 102 Pumps, cryogenic .............................. 103
Paints .................................................. 170 Pipeline rehabilitation processes........ 172 Pumps, dewatering, submersible....... 106

Pumps, diaphragm (proportioning) .... 105 Pumps, vacuum & ejector .................. 106 Refrigeration equipment, chillers ....... 134
Pumps, diaphragm (reciprocating) .... 105 Pumps, vacuum, dry .......................... 106 Refrigeration equipment, freezers ...... 134
Pumps, disc........................................ 103 Pumps, vacuum, liquid ring................ 106 Regulators, air .................................... 127
Pumps, dry vacuum ........................... 103 Pumps, vacuum, once-through-oil ..... 106 Regulators, back pressure ................. 127
Pumps, explosion proof...................... 104 Pumps, vacuum, other ....................... 106 Regulators, feedwater ........................ 127
Pumps, fiberglass-reinforced plastic.. 106 Pumps, vacuum, rotary piston............ 106 Regulators, flow .................................. 127
Pumps, flexible impeller ..................... 104 Pumps, vertical & deep well ............... 106 Regulators, gas .................................. 127
Pumps, gas mixing ............................. 104 Pumps, vertical centrifugal ................. 107 Regulators, pressure .......................... 127
Pumps, gear ....................................... 105 Pumps, vertical inline ......................... 107 Regulators, temperature..................... 127
Pumps, graphite ................................. 106 Pumps, vertical turbine....................... 107 Regulators, vacuum ........................... 127
Pumps, hand ...................................... 104 Pumps, water...................................... 105 Regulatory compliance ...................... 180
Pumps, helical .................................... 105 Pumps, zirconium ............................... 106 Reinforced-plastics fabrication,
Pumps, high pressure ........................ 104 Purge systems .................................... 173 custom............................................. 136
Pumps, jacketed................................. 104 Pyrometers ......................................... 131 Relays, time delay .............................. 132
Pumps, jet, sanitary ............................ 106 Remote monitoring ............................. 183
Pumps, leakproof ............................... 103 Resins, ion exchange ......................... 164
Pumps, lined....................................... 103 Resins, water-soluble ......................... 187
Pumps, lobe ....................................... 105 Q Reverse osmosis systems .................. 164
Pumps, magnetically driven ............... 104 Quality assurance or control .............. 180 Rheometers ........................................ 131
Pumps, metering ................................ 105 Risk analysis ....................................... 177
Quartz ................................................. 166
Pumps, mixed flow ............................. 104 Roasters, food products ..................... 150
Pumps, nickel-based alloy ................. 106 Robotic components .......................... 118
Pumps, nonmetallic ............................ 106 Rods, welding..................................... 172
Pumps, oil free.................................... 104
Pumps, open impeller ........................ 104
R Rubber & rubberlike materials ........... 170
Rubber, acrylic ................................... 170
Radio remote control systems ............ 132
Pumps, other ...................................... 103 Rubber, butyl ...................................... 170
Railroad car spotter,
Pumps, other ...................................... 104 Rubber, chlorinated polyethylene ...... 170
indexer, or positioner ....................... 115 Rubber, chlorosulfonated
Pumps, other lined ............................. 103
Railroad safety devices ...................... 173 polyethylene .................................... 170
Pumps, other special materials .......... 106
Reaction & separation Rubber, ethylene propylene ............... 170
Pumps, packless ................................ 106
equipment, other ............................. 158 Rubber, fluoroelastomers ................... 170
Pumps, peristaltic ............................... 104
Reactors, continuous.......................... 157 Rubber, neoprene............................... 170
Pumps, piston..................................... 105
Pumps, piston-diaphragm .................. 105 Reactors, cooled, heated ................... 157 Rubber, nitrile ..................................... 170
Pumps, plastic .................................... 106 Reactors, fluid bed ............................. 157 Rubber, polybutadiene ....................... 170
Pumps, plastic lined ........................... 103 Reactors, gas-liquid ........................... 157 Rubber, silicone .................................. 170
Pumps, plunger .................................. 105 Reactors, hollow flight ........................ 157 Rubber, styrene butadiene ................. 170
Pumps, plunger .................................. 105 Reactors, jacketed ............................. 157 Rubber, synthetic, other ..................... 170
Pumps, pressure powered ................. 104 Reactors, jacketed, dimple ................ 157 Rubber, urethane ................................ 170
Pumps, progressing cavity ................. 105 Reactors, jacketed, half-pipe ............. 157 Rupture discs ..................................... 173
Pumps, propeller ................................ 103 Reactors, lined, glass ......................... 157 Rupture panels ................................... 173
Pumps, proportioning ......................... 105 Reactors, lined, metal......................... 157
Pumps, recessed impeller.................. 104 Reactors, loop .................................... 157
Reactors, pilot plant ........................... 157
Pumps, reciprocating ......................... 105
Pumps, rotary ..................................... 105 Reactors, plastic lined ........................ 158 S
Pumps, rotary helical gear ................. 105 Reactors, rotary blade ........................ 158 Saddles, polyethylene,
Pumps, rotary herringbone................. 105 Reactors, rotary disc .......................... 158 tower packings ................................ 155
Pumps, rotary liquid ring .................... 105 Reboilers ............................................ 147 Safety audits ....................................... 173
Pumps, rotary piston .......................... 105 Recorder parts & accessories............ 132 Safety equipment & systems .............. 173
Pumps, rotary positive displacement . 105 Recorders ........................................... 132 Samplers, automatic........................... 124
Pumps, rotary sliding vane ................. 105 Recorders, liquid flow......................... 132 Samplers, gas, air .............................. 124
Pumps, rubber lined ........................... 103 Recorders, liquid level........................ 132 Samplers, liquid.................................. 124
Pumps, screw ..................................... 105 Recorders, mass flow ......................... 132 Samplers, solids ................................. 125
Pumps, screw centrifugal ................... 103 Recorders, pressure ........................... 132 Scales, automatic weighing ............... 118
Pumps, sealless ................................. 104 Recorders, temperature ..................... 132 Scales, bagging, filling ....................... 118
Pumps, sludge ................................... 104 Recorders, viscosity ........................... 132 Scales, checkweight .......................... 118
Pumps, slurry ..................................... 104 Rectifiers............................................. 121 Scales, continuous weighing.............. 118
Pumps, special materials ................... 105 Rectifiers, germanium controlled ....... 121 Scales, conveying .............................. 118
Pumps, spiral-vane impeller ............... 104 Recuperators ...................................... 149 Scales, counting ................................. 118
Pumps, stainless steel ........................ 106 Recycling firms ................................... 183 Scales, floor, platform ......................... 118
Pumps, submersible........................... 106 Refiners, particle size ......................... 162 Scales, forklift ..................................... 118
Pumps, sump ..................................... 107 Refractometers ................................... 131 Scales, gas cylinder filling.................. 118
Pumps, tantalum................................. 106 Refractories ........................................ 170 Scales, hopper ................................... 118
Pumps, titanium .................................. 106 Refractories, gunning ......................... 170 Scales, portable ................................. 118
Pumps, transfer .................................. 104 Refractory materials ........................... 170 Scales, railroad car ............................ 118
Pumps, turbine ................................... 103 Refractory mortars & cements ........... 170 Scales, recording ............................... 118
Pumps, turbine, regenerative ............. 103 Refrigeration equipment & systems ... 134 Scales, remote indicating ................... 118

Scales, tank ........................................ 118 Silver & alloys ..................................... 168 Static detection &
Scales, totalizing ................................ 118 Simulators ........................................... 179 elimination systems ......................... 173
Scales, truck ....................................... 118 Sinks, eye or face emergency ............ 173 Static eliminators ................................ 187
Screening ........................................... 159 Size reduction equipment .................. 161 Steam jet ejectors ............................... 106
Screening equipment ......................... 159 Sleeves, pump.................................... 102 Steam traps ........................................ 107
Screens, air ........................................ 159 Sludge dewaterers ............................. 184 Steam traps, disc ............................... 107
Screens, bar ....................................... 159 Sludge dryers ..................................... 184 Steam traps, float ............................... 107
Screens, centrifugal ........................... 159 Sludge handling ................................. 183 Steam traps, float & thermostatic ....... 107
Screens, cylindrical ............................ 159 Smoke detection systems .................. 172 Steam traps, inverted bucket ............. 107
Screens, grizzly .................................. 159 Software development........................ 180 Steam traps, orifice devices ............... 107
Screens, gyratory ............................... 159 Software, other ................................... 180 Steam traps, thermostatic .................. 107
Screens, milled slot ............................ 159 Soil remediation .................................. 183 Steels .................................................. 170
Screens, perforated plate................... 159 Solid-liquid-mixer parts & Sterilizers ............................................ 149
Screens, rotary ................................... 159 accessories ..................................... 155 Storage cabinets ................................ 173
Screens, stationary ............................. 159 Solids feeders, airlock ........................ 116 Storage systems ................................. 118
Screens, synthetic .............................. 159 Solids feeders, batch ......................... 116 Strainers ............................................. 145
Screens, testing.................................. 159 Solids feeders, constant weight ......... 117 Strippers, air ....................................... 159
Screens, vibrating .............................. 159 Solids feeders, continuous flow.......... 117 Strippers, air ....................................... 184
Screens, wire ...................................... 159 Solids feeders, dosing........................ 117 Strips, electric heating........................ 121
Screw presses .................................... 145 Solids feeders, gravimetric................. 117 Stud tensioners, hydraulic .................. 172
Scrubbers ........................................... 160 Solids feeders, high-pressure ............ 117 Sublimers............................................ 158
Scrubbers, centrifugal ........................ 160 Solids feeders, proportioning ............. 117 Sulfur Recovery .................................. 182
Scrubbers, conical ............................. 160 Solids feeders, rotary ......................... 117 Sumps, acid neutralizing .................... 184
Scrubbers, cyclone ............................ 160 Solids feeders, Supercritical fluid extraction
Scrubbers, fluidized bed .................... 160 vibrating or oscillating ..................... 117 processing ...................................... 159
Scrubbers, fume, gas ......................... 160 Solids feeders, volumetric .................. 117 Superheaters ...................................... 147
Scrubbers, impingement baffle .......... 160 Solids handling equipment & Supervisory process control
Scrubbers, jet ..................................... 160 systems, other ................................. 117 computers ....................................... 126
Scrubbers, oil mist.............................. 160 Solvent extraction systems ................. 159 Supply chain management ................ 180
Scrubbers, orifice ............................... 160 Solvent recovery systems................... 159 Surface active agents, anionic ........... 187
Scrubbers, packed column ................ 160 Solvent recycling systems .................. 159 Surface active agents, nonionic ......... 187
Scrubbers, plate column .................... 160 Solvents, alcohols............................... 187 Surface active agents,
Scrubbers, rotary................................ 160 Solvents, drug extracting ................... 187 not further specified ........................ 187
Scrubbers, spray ................................ 160 Solvents, electronic ............................ 187 Surface active agents, other .............. 187
Scrubbers, venturi .............................. 160 Solvents, ethers .................................. 187 Sweepers............................................ 171
Scrubbers, wire mesh tray ................. 161 Solvents, fluorinated ........................... 187 Switches, electrical............................. 121
Sealants .............................................. 170 Solvents, glycol ether ......................... 187 Switchgear & other power
Seals, balanced pressure .................. 107 Solvents, high flash ............................ 187 distribution equipment .................... 121
Seals, bearing .................................... 107 Solvents, hydrocarbons...................... 187 Syngas generation units ..................... 159
Seals, bellows..................................... 107 Solvents, insecticide........................... 187
Seals, diaphragm ............................... 107
Seals, gaskets & packing materials ... 107
Solvents, ketones ............................... 187
Solvents, nonflammable ..................... 187 T
Seals, magnetic .................................. 107 Solvents, nontoxic .............................. 187 Tank cleaning & removal .................... 107
Seals, mechanical .............................. 107 Solvents, odorless .............................. 187 Tank fittings & accessories ................. 107
Seals, noncontacting .......................... 107 Solvents, other .................................... 187 Tanks & other liquid storage vessels .. 107
Seals, shaft ......................................... 107 Solvents, oxygenated ......................... 187 Tanks, air ............................................ 107
Seals, spring....................................... 107 Spectrometer accessories or services .. 125 Tanks, aluminum ................................. 107
Selenium & alloys ............................... 168 Spectrometers .................................... 125 Tanks, bladder .................................... 107
Separators .......................................... 158 Speed reducers.................................. 120 Tanks, carbon steel ............................ 107
Separators for metals ......................... 159 Spheres, high-pressure gas ............... 107 Tanks, cryogenic ................................ 108
Separators, magnetic ......................... 159 Spill collectors, tank car ..................... 184 Tanks, cryogenic, vacuum jacketed ... 108
Separators, oil-water .......................... 184 Spill Containment ............................... 173 Tanks, custom fabricated ................... 108
Sewage treating units ......................... 184 Spill contingency, Tanks, dimple jacketed....................... 108
Shaft-alignment equipment ................ 172 emergency response ...................... 183 Tanks, dome roof ................................ 108
Shafting .............................................. 120 Spill control & emergency response .. 183 Tanks, double containment ................ 108
Shoes, safety ...................................... 173 Spill prevention equipment................. 184 Tanks, epoxy lined .............................. 108
Showers, emergency.......................... 173 Spill response kits .............................. 172 Tanks, epoxy-fiberglass...................... 108
Shredders ........................................... 162 Spray equipment, thermal .................. 172 Tanks, field-erected ............................ 108
Sieves ................................................. 160 Spray nozzles, cooling tower ............. 135 Tanks, floating roof ............................. 108
Sifters, sifting machines ..................... 160 Sprayers ............................................. 159 Tanks, fluoroplastic ............................. 108
Silencers, exhaust .............................. 173 Sprinkler systems ............................... 172 Tanks, galvanized ............................... 108
Silencers, inline .................................. 173 Stainless steels ................................... 170 Tanks, glass lined ............................... 108
Silencers, intake ................................. 173 Stainless steels, AISI 200 series......... 170 Tanks, heated ..................................... 108
Silicon carbide.................................... 167 Stainless steels, AISI 300 series......... 170 Tanks, internal floating deck ............... 108
Silicones ............................................. 169 Stainless steels, AISI 400 series......... 170 Tanks, mixing ...................................... 108
Silos .................................................... 115 Stainless steels, cast .......................... 170 Tanks, nickel or nickel alloys .............. 108

Tanks, other ........................................ 108
Tanks, phenolic lined .......................... 108
Towers & columns .............................. 163
Tracing, pipe ...................................... 149 V
Tanks, polyethylene ............................ 108 Training ............................................... 177 Vacuum cleaning systems.................. 172
Tanks, polypropylene ......................... 108 Training personnel, maintenance ....... 177 Vacuum pumping systems ................. 106
Tanks, pressurized storage ................ 108 Training personnel, Valve & flange covers ......................... 173
Tanks, PVC ......................................... 107 pollution control ............................... 177 Valve operators, diaphragm ............... 123
Tanks, rubber lined ............................. 108 Training personnel, Valve operators, electrohydraulic ....... 123
Tanks, settling ..................................... 184 safety & health................................. 177 Valve operators, electropneumatic..... 123
Tanks, stainless steel .......................... 108 Training services ................................ 183 Valve operators, motor operated ........ 123
Tanks, stainless steel, lined ................ 108 Training systems, plant operators ...... 177 Valve operators, piston ....................... 123
Tanks, tapered wall............................. 108 Transducers ........................................ 132 Valve operators, pneumatic................ 123
Tanks, vinyl ester - fiberglass ............. 108 Transducers, heat flow ....................... 131 Valve operators, solenoid ................... 123
Tanks, water........................................ 108 Transformers....................................... 121 Valve parts & fittings ........................... 109
Tantalum & alloys................................ 168 Transmissions ..................................... 120 Valve positioners, microprocessor
Tape, electric heating ......................... 121 Transmitters & data equipped ......................................... 123
Technology licensing .......................... 177 transmission equipment .................. 132 Valve positioners, other ...................... 123
Telemetering & data Transmitters, level ............................... 132 Valve repair......................................... 172
transmission systems ...................... 132 Transmitters, mass flow ...................... 132 Valve-locking devices......................... 109
Tellurium ............................................. 168 Transmitters, pressure ........................ 132 Valve, position indicators.................... 123
Temperature Sensor ........................... 131 Transmitters, pressure-critical ............ 132 Valves ................................................. 109
Testers, cloud & pour point, Transmitters, temperature................... 132 Valves, air ........................................... 109
automatic......................................... 131 Traps, air ............................................. 140 Valves, airlock flap-gate ..................... 109
Testers, flash point.............................. 131 Trays & tower internals ....................... 155 Valves, airlock rotary .......................... 109
Testers, hardness ............................... 131 Troughs, cooled or heated ................. 147 Valves, angle ...................................... 110
Testers, tensile strength...................... 131 Trucks ................................................. 115 Valves, backflow ................................. 110
Testing equipment, corrosion ............. 172 Tube fittings ........................................ 108 Valves, ball ......................................... 110
Testing equipment, dust ..................... 173 Tube sheets ........................................ 108 Valves, bellows sealed ....................... 110
Testing equipment, Tubes, filter ......................................... 142 Valves, butterfly .................................. 110
emergency valves ........................... 173 Tubing & tube fittings, metallic & Valves, cage ....................................... 110
Testing equipment, gases & vapors ... 173 nonmetallic ...................................... 108 Valves, ceramic lined ......................... 110
Testing equipment, high pressure ...... 172 Tubing, boiler ...................................... 108 Valves, check ..................................... 110
Testing equipment, nondestructive .... 172 Tubing, condenser ............................. 108 Valves, control, electric ...................... 110
Testing equipment, other .................... 131 Tubing, evaporator ............................. 108 Valves, control, hydraulic ................... 110
Testing instruments, vibration ............. 173 Tubing, ferrous.................................... 108 Valves, control, pneumatic ................. 110
Thallium .............................................. 168 Tubing, finned ..................................... 108 Valves, control, regulator .................... 110
Thermal fluids ..................................... 148 Tubing, flexible metal ......................... 108 Valves, control, solenoid..................... 111
Thermistors ......................................... 129 Tubing, heat exchanger ..................... 108 Valves, cryogenic ............................... 111
Thermocouples .................................. 129 Tubing, high pressure......................... 109 Valves, diaphragm.............................. 111
Thermometers, bimetallic ................... 129 Tubing, high temperature ................... 109 Valves, diverter ................................... 111
Thermometers, dial ............................ 129 Tubing, instrument .............................. 109 Valves, diverter conveyor ................... 118
Thermometers, digital......................... 129 Tubing, nonmetallic ............................ 109 Valves, double block & bleed............. 111
Thermometers, electrical .................... 129 Tubing, plastic .................................... 109 Valves, electrically heated .................. 111
Thermometers, infrared ...................... 129 Tubing, pneumatic .............................. 109 Valves, flush-bottom tank ................... 111
Thermometers, mercury ..................... 129 Tubing, refractory ............................... 109 Valves, gate ........................................ 111
Thermometers, precision.................... 129 Tubing, rubber .................................... 109 Valves, glass....................................... 111
Thermometers, recording ................... 129 Tubing, seamless ............................... 109 Valves, glass lined .............................. 111
Thermometers, resistance Tubing, silicone .................................. 109 Valves, globe ...................................... 111
temperature detectors..................... 129 Tubing, vacuum .................................. 109 Valves, heat actuated, fail safe........... 111
Thermometers, surface ...................... 129 Tubing, welded ................................... 109 Valves, high pressure ......................... 111
Thermoplastic elastomers .................. 169 Tungsten & alloys ............................... 168 Valves, high temperature.................... 111
Thermostats ........................................ 129 Turbines, combined steam-gas .......... 120 Valves, hopper.................................... 111
Thermowells ....................................... 130 Turbines, mechanical drive, gas ........ 120 Valves, iris........................................... 111
Thickeners, cellulose ethers ............... 187 Turbines, mechanical drive, steam..... 120 Valves, jacketed ................................. 111
Thickeners, centrifugal ....................... 135 Valves, knife-gate ............................... 111
Thickeners, gravity ............................. 135 Valves, metal seated .......................... 111
Thickeners, other ................................ 187
Thickeners, rake or sedimentation ..... 135 U Valves, mixing..................................... 112
Valves, motor operated ...................... 112
Thickeners, thixotropes ...................... 187 Ultrafiltration systems ......................... 164 Valves, multiport ................................. 112
Tile ...................................................... 167 Ultraviolet disinfection systems .......... 164 Valves, needle .................................... 112
Timers ................................................. 131 Unions, pipe ....................................... 102 Valves, nuclear ................................... 112
Tin & alloys ......................................... 168 Unloaders, barge ............................... 115 Valves, other ....................................... 112
Titanium & alloys ................................ 168 Unloaders, bulk bag ........................... 115 Valves, packless ................................. 112
Tools & equipment, other.................... 172 Unloaders, hopper car ....................... 115 Valves, pilot operated ......................... 112
Tools, hand ......................................... 172 Unloaders, other ................................. 115 Valves, pinch ...................................... 112
Totalizers............................................. 127 Unloaders, tank car ............................ 115 Valves, plastic..................................... 112
Tower parts & accessories ................. 164 Unloaders, tank truck ......................... 115 Valves, plastic lined ............................ 112

Valves, plug ........................................ 112
Valves, pneumatic .............................. 112
Water-pollution control services ......... 183
Weighing, feeding & proportioning X
Valves, powder ................................... 118 equipment ....................................... 118 X ray & gamma ray equipment........... 131
Valves, pressure reducing .................. 112 Weld heat-treating .............................. 172
Valves, proportional ............................ 112 Welding equipment ............................ 172
Valves, pump protection..................... 112 Wet Electrostatic precipitators............ 140
Valves, quick closing .......................... 112 Wire cloth............................................ 160 Z
Valves, ram ......................................... 112 Wire mesh........................................... 160 Zeolites ............................................... 187
Valves, recirculation, automatic .......... 112 Wrought iron ....................................... 168 Zinc & alloys ....................................... 169
Valves, relief ....................................... 112 Zirconium............................................ 169
Valves, rubber lined............................ 113
Valves, safety...................................... 113
Valves, sampling ................................ 113
Valves, slide........................................ 113
Valves, slurry ...................................... 113
Valves, tank blanketing....................... 113
Valves, tank venting............................ 113
Valves, titanium................................... 113
Valves, vacuum .................................. 113
Valves, vacuum relief.......................... 113
Valves, vent, low pressure .................. 113
Valves, zirconium................................ 113
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Vessels, pressure, custom ................. 158
Vessels, pressure, jacketed,
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Vessels, pressure,
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Vessels, pressure,
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Viscometers, melt ............................... 131
Viscosity or consistency instruments,
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VOC control ........................................ 183
Voltmeters ........................................... 131
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American Elements’ Academics & Periodicals Department supports
THE WORLD LEADER IN ADVANCED materials science education at the high school, college and
graduate school levels. This year the company co-sponsored a
MATERIALS
four-part PBS series on NOVA titled “Making Stuff ” examining the
American Elements is the world leader in engineered & advanced world of materials science. Over the last twelve months alone,
materials with a catalogue of over 12,000 materials including American Elements has co-sponsored 74 industry and academic
advanced polymer additives and dopants, high purity metals, conferences in 25 countries in fields such as electronics, aerospace,
chemicals, semiconductors and minerals, nanoparticles, organo- medical/pharmaceutical, optics and advanced military technology.
metallics and crystal-grown materials for commercial applications
such as plastics, resins, ultra light and ultra strong composites the factory. Smaller heaters are shipped as a complete package.
and alloys, ceramics and compounds for automotive, aerospace, Larger heaters are disassembled into three major components.
military, medical, electronic, green/clean technologies and solar This makes installation easy and less costly.
energy applications. American Elements maintains research and
laboratory facilities in the U.S. and manufacturing/warehousing in
the U.S., Europe, China & Brazil.
ENGINEERED MATERIALS ON A COMMERCIAL

SCALE
Since our production begins at the mine in our mineral refining
and chemical separations operations in China, Mexico and the
U.S., your cost will remain as low as your specifications demand.
The combination of world class U.S. based research, development,
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manufacturing operation
allows us to both certify
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Dipesh Engineering Works
3rd Floor Sej Plaza,

Near S.V. Road & Marve Road Junction,
Near Nutan High School,
Malad West, Mumbai 400 064. INDIA
Tel: +91 - 22 – 4073 6736 |
Fax: +91 - 22 – 4073 6737
E-mail: sales@dipeshengg.net customer services, timely delivery and competitive pricing have
Web: www.dipeshengg.com earned the trust of our customers. As a result, we have several
repeat customers.
Chemical process engineering challenges are vast, extremely DRIVING VALUE THROUGH SMART
complex and need quick resolutions. At Dipesh Engineering Works,
ENGINEERING
we understand these complexities and the quick turnaround
needs. We have supported our customers since last 30 years We aim to achieving shorter delivery cycles and meeting
helping them navigate these challenges. Through our deep commitments. Our ROI-focused approach results in significant
knowledge, design and production capabilities, and extensive savings for our customers. Whether it is product or process
experience, we are able to manufacture and supply coded process designing, sourcing raw material, fabrication, shipping and
equipment, systems and skids for a variety of applications in commissioning, we can guarantee: delivery schedules, quality and
chemicals, petrochemicals, steel, power, aviation, pharmaceuticals, resquisite quantity.
water, and dye intermediates and pigments industries.
QUALITY FOCUS
PERFORMING PRODUCTS SINCE 30 YEARS Our equipment conform to international Codes & Standards
Thousands of our equipment and technologies built in our Group’s such as ASME/TEMA/PED 5500/API 620/API 650/DIN/EEUA
ASME “U” Stamp certified shop, have stood the rigorous test of Handbook / EJMA. We have good experience in third-party
time. We have been delivering equipment with minimal defects for inspection including Lloyds, TUV, SGS, Jacobs H&G, BVIS, AKER,
the past 30 years. Our unflinching focus on quality, unsurpassed SAIPEM and TCS.
Versatile Customized Products

• Reaction vessels with or without agitators • Rotary / Roto-cone / Spherical vacuum dryers
• High pressure reactors / Hydrogenators • Pharma & GMP Reactors & receivers
• Shell & tube heat exchangers • Pressure & power piping
• Autoclaves with quick opening doors • API Tanks
• Pressure vessels • Skids and Assemblies
• Tall vertical columns • Mid-sized turnkey projects
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Exotherm Corporation
Exotherm Corporation TURNDOWN
888 Wilcrest Drive The normal turndown ratio of the Uniflux Convection Heater is
Houston, TX 77042 10:1. Turndown ratios
Phone: 713-981-9100 of 40:1 can be achieved
Fax: 713-981-7081 with custom designed
E-mail: info@exotherm.com burner controls.
www.exotherm.com
SAFETY AND
UNIFLUX/EXOTHERM RELIABILITY
Exotherm Corporation is a leader in providing custom designed Each Uniflux Convection
fired heaters to the chemical processing and oil and gas Heater is equipped with a field proven burner management system
processing industries. and safety controls. The heater and
all of its controls are completely shop assembled. The control
system is tested at the factory to ensure safe and reliable
CONVECTION
operation when installed.
HEAT TRANSFER
Exotherm’s Uniflux
Convection Heater was
LOWER INSTALLATION COSTS
developed fifty years The Uniflux Convection Heater is designed as a package and is
ago to overcome the completely assembled at the factory. Smaller heaters are shipped
problems of overheating as a complete package. Larger heaters are disassembled into three
and degrading heat major components. This makes installation easy and less costly.
sensitive process fluids
that customers experienced with their existing fired heaters. FIELD SERVICE
The Uniflux Convection Heater is custom designed for processes Qualified, experienced technicians are available to assist
requiring 100,000 to 70,000,000 Btu/hr absorbed duty. The heater the customer with start-up, operator training, preventative
is designed to utilize the circulation of high velocity exhaust gases maintenance programs and trouble shooting.
around the process tubes to produce convective heat transfer. This
heat transfer is uniform around the periphery of the process tubes.
The result is lower tube wall and film temperatures compared with
APPLICATIONS
the radiant heat transfer method used in most heaters. Uniflux Convection Heaters are used worldwide in numerous
industries for a variety of heating applications. A few are
listed below:
NO FLAME IMPINGEMENT
Heat Transfer Fluids
The high velocity Uniflux burner has a very short flame extension,
Cryogenic fluids
preventing flame impingement on the process tubes. This in turn
LNG Liquefaction & Vaporization
reduces tube failure and coking.
Regeneration Gas
Crude Oil
EFFICIENCY Natural Gas Processing
The forced draft burner operates at very low excess air. This Glycol-water
feature allows the Uniflux Convection Heater to operate at higher Emulsions
efficiencies than can be achieved with conventional radiant, Offshore Production
natural draft heaters. Uniflux Convection Heaters equipped Processing
with process pre-heat economizers can achieve efficiencies as Air & Nitrogen
high as 95% for some Vaporizers
processes, and the Specialty Chemical
forced draft design Processes
allows the Uniflux
heater to maintain the
efficiency over the entire
operating range.
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Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.
Paharpur House
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road
Kolkata - 700 027
India
Phone: +91-33-4013 3000
Fax: +91-33-4013 3499
Email: pctccu@paharpur.com
Website: www.paharpur.com
In a world of water shortage and an increasing awareness of water

standards, the objective being to supply a prime quality product
problems, Paharpur has grown from a small lumber saw mill to
which will provide low cost and reliable service to our customers
one of the largest cooling tower manufacturers in the world.
over many years.
There are few problems

Major industries such as electricity generating, petroleum refining,
Paharpur cannot solve related
chemical processing, sugar, air-conditioning and refrigeration,
to the cooling of water or other
steel and so on use a vast assortment of cooling towers and air
liquids. We have a first class
cooled heat exchangers. Whether you wish to cool the centralized
Research and Development
air-conditioning plant of your building, dissipate heat from your
centre which has consistently
processing plant or cool the water in your industrial complex, we
produced innovative concepts
at Paharpur are at your service.
that have now become industry
standards. All components or
materials are carefully selected
No matter where you go, Paharpur is on the job to help keep you
and tested under the adverse conditions applicable in operation.
more comfortable.....to keep plants running profitably..
Our engineering and production standards often exceed general
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Sandvik Materials Technology

Sandvik Materials Technology
SE-811 81 Sadviken
Sweden
Phone: +46 26 260000
Fax: +46 26 251710
Website: www.smt.sandvik.com
Sandvik Materials Technology is a world-leading developer and

manufacturer of products in advanced stainless steels and special
alloys for the most demanding environments, as well as products
and systems for industrial heating. Our products and services
contribute to our customers’ productivity, reliability, and cost
efficiency while often reducing the environmental impact in a
wide variety of industry segments. In partnership with customers,
we jointly develop products and materials that meet the
challenges of the future.
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TLV
13901 South Lakes Drive

Charlotte, NC 28273
Phone: 704.597.9070
Fax: 704.583.1610
www.tlv.com
Since its debut in 1950 with the first “Trouble-Less Valve”, STEAM SYSTEM MANAGEMENT
TLV has continued to provide industry leading advancements TLV offers technical assistance, on-site service, and training
in steam control technology. Today, TLV is a global company to help customers optimize the performance of their steam
offering a broad range of high performance products which systems. We also offer diagnostic tools you can use to help ensure
deliver extended service life and improved energy efficiency. proper management of the steam trap population. Such system
Manufacturer TLV CO., LTD. Kakogawa, Japan, is approved to ISO capabilities help maximize productivity, extend reliability, improve
9001 and ISO 14001 standards. energy efficiency, and fulfill safety/environment requirements.
The TrapMan Steam Trap
®
Management System includes
the TM5N portable data collection
and measurement unit and
Windows -based TrapManager
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software, which is loaded on
a personal compputer. The
TM5N captures both ultrasound
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measurements from traps at
the site. When uploaded to a
PC, TrapManager analyzes the
®
data and makes an automatic judgment of the trap’s condition,
highlighting steam traps that require attention. TrapManager
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provides detailed printed reports including trap logs, histories,
TLV’s PowerDyne® series and results analysis to effect optimal maintenance budget
allocation.
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Buying TLV traps and related products means getting longer
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of moving parts, thereby improving reliability. This principle is engineers, who are certified AEE energy managers and DOE
demonstrated in both our Free Float and PowerDyne traps. steam system specialists, can provide process recommendations
® ® and fully-piped packaged solutions for improving your new or
TLV introduced the Free Float concept to the steam industry existing steam system. CES services can provide a full steam
®
over 45 years ago. Unlike other designs, there are no levers or and condensate balance to enable effective short and mid-term
linkages. The balanced float itself is the only moving part and planning.
can achieve a nearly perfect sphericity, creating an unmatched
sealing performance. PowerDyne disc traps include an air vent TLV believes that true customer satisfaction can only be obtained
® by finding solutions to the various challenges encountered while
developed and patented by TLV to enable mirror-finish surfaces.
The result is that both series provide exceptional energy efficiency. running businesses and operating steam plants. TLV Consulting
& Engineering Services is designed to find the best solutions to
TLV Free Float and PowerDyne traps are designed for severe increase productivity, maximize energy savings, improve quality
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provide excellent durability and resistance to water hammer and embodiment of a complete customer satisfaction philosophy.
superheat, ensuring long and reliable operation.
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MA 01970 (877-BEMATEK (236-2835) US; 978-744-
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Bepex International LLC, 333 N.E. Taft St., Minneapolis,
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BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Ber-
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band.at)
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IL, Berndorf Belt Technology Inc., 59 Prairie Parkway, Gil-
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berts 60136 ((1) 800-393-8450)
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18017 ((610) 866-6750; FAX:
beroplan GmbH Membran- und Prozesstechnik, Zur
(610) 866-9212; e-mail: sales@bronkhorstusa.com;
Schnapphahner Dell 8a, St. Ingbert 66386 (++49 6894
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beroplan.de; web site: www.beroplan.de)
merce Blvd., Middleboro, Massachusetts 02346
Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Calmbacher Str.
(800-628-8139 (Not MA); 508-946-6200; FAX: 508-946-
22, Bad Wildbad 75323 ((+49) 7081 177 0; FAX: (+49)
6262; e-mail: info@brookfieldengineering.com; web
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BETE FOG NOZZLE INC., 50 Greenfield St, Greenfield,
e-mail: info@brooksinstrument.com; web site: www.
Massachusetts 01301 (800-235-0049; 413-772-0846;
brooksinstrument.com)
FAX: 413-772-6729; e-mail: sales@bete.com; web
AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching, Bryan Steam LLC, 783 North Chili Avenue, Peru, IN 46970
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82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e- (765-473-6651; FAX: 765-473-3074; e-mail: inquiry@bry-
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
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Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
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tions with core competence in mixing and drying. BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, An der Eisenschmelze 47, Son-
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7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site:
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Bioengineering AG, Sagenrainstrasse 7, Wald, 8636 (41-
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Buschjost GmbH, Detmolder Str. 256, Bad Oeynhausen
32545 (+49 5731 791-0; FAX: +49 5731 791-179; e-mail:
mail@buschjost.de; web site: www.buschjost.com)
Bioengineering Inc., 35 Medford Street, Suite 213, Somer-
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Nuertinger Strasse 76, Busch LLC, 516 Viking Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452
ville, MA 02143 (001 617 996 1212; FAX: 001 617 996
Neuffen 72639 (0049(0)7025-9208-0; FAX: 0049(0)7025- (800-USA-PUMP; 757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407;
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BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
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Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767;
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918- 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail:
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nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
www.badgermeter.com) Bustin Industrial Products, 401 Oak St, East Stroudsburg,
BARTEC GmbH, Max-Eyth-Strasse 16, Bad Mergentheim Bionomic Industries is the proven global leader PA 18301-1493 (800-933-5166; 570-424-6500; FAX:
D-97980 (+49 7931 597-0; FAX: +49 7931 597-119; e- in providing innovative cost effective systems for 570-424-6453; e-mail: slukas@bustin-usa.com; web site:
mail: info@bartec.de; web site: www.bartec.de) control of multipollutant air emissions, recovery of www.bustin-usa.com)
Bascale Company, Inc., P.O. Box 157, Houston, TX 77410- valuable product and waste heat in the chemical Butterworth Inc., 16737 West Hardy Rd., Houston, TX
0157 (713-996-0303; FAX: 713-456-2352; e-mail: sales@ industry. 77060 (281.821.7300; FAX: 281.821.5550; e-mail:
bascale.com; web site: www.bascale.com) Biowater Technology, 2145 Diamond Hill Road, Suite 4B, sales@butterworth.com; web site: www.butterworth.
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- Cumberland, Rhode Island 02864 (401-305-3622; FAX: com)
sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889- 401-305-3677; e-mail: sales@biowatertechnology.com; BWB Technologies UK Ltd, Unit 8, The Galloway Centre,
9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@ web site: www.biowatertechnology.com) Hambridge Lane, Newbury RG14 5TL (800 608 9870;
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) BJM Pumps, LLC, 123 Spencer Plain Rd., PO Box 1138, 441787273 451; FAX: 441787274 870; e-mail: sales@
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen D-51368 Old Saybrook, CT 06475 (800-442-2562 877-BJM- bwbtech.com; web site: www.bwbtech.com)
(49-214-30-1; e-mail: info@bayertechnology.com; web PUMP; 860-399-5937; FAX: 860-399-7784; e-mail:
site: www.bayertechnology.com) sales@bjmpumps.com; web site: www.bjmpumps.com)
Beamex, Inc., 2152 Northwest Parkway, Suite A, Marietta,
GA 30067 (800-888-9892; 770-951-1927; FAX: 770-951-
Blackhawk Technology Company, 21 W 211 Hill Avenue,
Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137 (630-469-4916; FAX: 630-
C
1928; e-mail: beamex.inc@beamex.com; web site: www. 469-4896; e-mail: mbertane@blackhawkco.com; web
site: www.blackhawkco.com) Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, 14725 Detroit Ave., Suite
beamex.com)
BLUEBEAM SOFTWARE, 55 S. Lake Ave, California 300, Lakewood, OH 44107 (800-729-8900; 216-228-
Bedrock Automation, 275 Turnpike Street, Suite 101, Can-
91101 (e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com) 8900; FAX: 216-228-9141; e-mail: info@mfcachat.com;
ton, Massachusetts 02021 (626-824-0404; e-mail: Rob-
Boerger GmbH, Benningsweg 24, Borken-Weseke 46325 web site: www.mfcachat.com)
ert.Bergman@bedrockautomation.com; web site: www.
(49-2862-91030; FAX: 49-2862-910346; e-mail: info@ CAI Catalysts, 881 Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd Square,
bedrockautomation.com)
boerger.com; web site: www.boerger.com) PA 19446-5303 (610-547-7399; e-mail: info@caicata-
Boerger Pumps, 2860 Water Tower Place, Chanhassen, lysts.com; web site: www.caicatalysts.com)
MN 55317 (877-726-3743; 612-435-7300; FAX: 612-435-
7301; e-mail: america@boerger.com; web site: www.
boerger.com)

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Chicago Blower Corp., 1675 Glen Ellyn Rd., Glendale Coperion GmbH, Niederbieger Str. 9, Weingarten, Wuertt.,
Heights, IL 60139 (630-858-2600; FAX: 630-858-7172; 88250 (49 751 408-0; FAX: 49 751 408-200; e-mail: info.
e-mail: fans@chicagoblower.com; web site: www.chica- cc-mh@coperion.com; web site: www.coperion.com)
goblower.com) Corrosion Materials, 2262 Groom Rd., Baker, LA 70714
Chilworth Technology, Inc., 113 Campus Drive, N/A, Princ- (800-535-8032; 225-775-3675; FAX: 225-774-0514;
eton, NJ 08540 (609-799-4449; 609-799-4449; FAX: e-mail: sales@corrosionmaterials.com; web site: www.
609-799-5559; e-mail: safety-usa@chilworthglobal.com; corrosionmaterials.com)
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, web site: www.chilworth.com)
Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410- Christy Catalytics LLC, 4641 McRee Ave., St. Louis, MO
822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www. 63110 (314-773-7500; FAX: 314-773-8371; e-mail:
caloris.com) jachwirut@christyco.com; web site: www.christycatalyt-
ics.com)
Caloris offers decades of engineering experience in
Clean Air Engineering, 500 W. Wood St., Palatine, IL 60067
evaporation and drying, including pre-engineered
(800-627-0033; 847-991-3300; FAX: 847-991-3385;
compact MVR evaporators, innovative solutions for
e-mail: contact@cleanair.com; web site: www.cleanair. Cortec Corp., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
new systems and troubleshooting with emphasis on
com) nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX:
enegy savings and process improvements.
Clean Air Express Equipment, 500 W. Wood St., Palatine, (651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com;
CAMO Software, P.O. Box 1662 Vika, Oslo, 0120 ((+47) 22
IL 60067 (800-223-3977; 847-991-3611; FAX: 847-991- web site: www.cortecvci.com)
39 63 00; FAX: (+47) 22 36 93 22; e-mail: info@camo.
6577; e-mail: contact@cleanair.com; web site: www. CORZAN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, 9911 Brecksville
com; web site: www.camo.com)
cleanair.com) Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44141 (888-234-2436; 216-
CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
Clean Air Instrument Rental, 500 W. Wood St., Palatine, 447-7397; FAX: 216-447-6211; e-mail: Corzan@lubr-
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539;
IL 60067 (800-553-5511; 847-991-3300; FAX: 847-934- izol.com; web site: www.corzancpvc.com)
e-mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.
8260; e-mail: contact@cleanair.com; web site: www. See our ad on page 97
com)
cleanair.com) Covestro LLC, 1 Covestro Circle, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Cass Polymers, Inc., 311 NW 122 St, Oklahoma City, OK
Clean Harbors, 42 Longwater Drive, Norwell, MA 02061 15205 (844-646-0545; 412-413-2000; web site: www.
73114 (405-755-8448; FAX: 405-755-8450; e-mail:
(800-282-0058; 781-792-5000; FAX: 781-792-5938; covestro.com)
casspolymers@casspolymers.com; web site: www.
e-mail: customerservice@cleanharbors.com; web site: CPC (Colder Products Company), 1001 Westgate Drive,
casspolymers.com)
www.cleanharbors.com) St. Paul, Minnesota 55114 (800-444-2474; 651-645-
Cat Pumps, 1681 94th Lane NE, Minneapolis, MN 55449
Clearfield Machine Co., P.O. Box 992A, 520 South 3rd St., 0091; FAX: 651-645-5404; e-mail: info@cpcworldwide.
(763-780-5440; FAX: 763-780-2958; e-mail: info@cat-
Clearfield, PA 16830 (814-765-6544; FAX: 814-765- com; web site: www.cpcworldwide.com)
pumps.com; web site: www.catpumps.com)
4581; e-mail: info@clearfieldmachine.com; web site: CPFD-Software, 10899 Montgomery NE Suite B, Albuquer-
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, 700 Emlen
www.clearfieldmachine.com) que, New Mexico 87111 (e-mail: sales@cpfd-software.
Way, Telford, Pennsylvania 18969 (800-220-8021; FAX:
Coastal Technologies Inc., P.O. Box 624, Hampton, South com; web site: www.cpfd-software.com)
610-825-3108; e-mail: sales@cecofilters.com; web site:
Carolina 29924 (803-943-4822; FAX: 803-943-4744; CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, P.O. Box 1710, Pearland, TX
www.cecofilters.com)
e-mail: sales@cti-sc.com; web site: www.coastaltech- 77588 (800-255-6374; 281-485-2300; FAX: 281-485-
CEJN Industrial Corp., 212 Ambrogio Dr., Gunee, Illinois
nologiesinc.com) 8837; e-mail: Sales@cpiwirecloth.com; web site: Www.
60031 (847-263-7200; FAX: 847-263-7207; e-mail: cus-
Cober, Inc., 30 Moffitt Street, Stratford, CT 06615 (203-855- cpiwirecloth.com)
tomer.service@cejnusa.com; web site: www.cejn.us)
8755 x332; FAX: 203-855-7511; e-mail: sales@cober. CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Hamborner
com; web site: www.cober.com) Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-
Strasse 53, Duesseldorf, 40472 (0049-211-5238-0; e-
Cobey, 1 Ship Canal Parkway, Buffalo, New York 14218 mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
mail: chemicals-europe@cellmark.com; web site: www.
(716-362-9550; e-mail: quotes@cobey.com; web site:
cellmark.com/our-divisions/cellmark-chemicals/) For over 50 years, CR CleanAir's engineered systems
www.cobey.com)
CG Thermal LLC, 8950 Dutton Drive, Twinsburg, Ohio have been designed to address nearly any emissions
Cole Chemical, 1500 S. Dairy Ashford Rd, Suite 450, Hous-
44087 ((330) 405-0844; FAX: (330) 487-0304; e-mail: challenge. From arsenic to zirconium tetrachloride,
ton, Texas 77077 (800-444-2171; 713-465-2653; FAX:
gregb@cgthermal.com; web site: cgthermal.com) we scrub gasses others won't touch.
713-461-3462; e-mail: colechem@colechem.com; web
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. International, Madrid (+34 627 87 52 91)
site: www.colechem.com)
Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- International, Sakti Suria (M) Sdn Bhd (+ 60 380 61
Cole-Parmer, 625 E. Bunker Ct., Vernon Hills, IL 60061
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: 08 68)
(800-323-4340; FAX: 847-247-2983; e-mail: info@
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) International, Intech Analytics, Optikov Street, 4/2 Letter
coleparmer.com; web site: www.coleparmer.com)
See our ad on page 6 A, Office 209, Saint-Petersburg 197374 (+7(812)493-
Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX
International, Ross Process Equipment Pvt. Ltd., Plot 24-80)
77516 (979-849-8266; FAX: 979 848-0783; e-mail: cic@
No. D- 233/3, Chakan Industrial Area, Phase II, Vil- International, Shanghai Einar Vacuum Equipment Co.,
collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/)
lage- Bhamboli, Tal. Khed, Pune, 0 410 501 (+91 Ltd., No.2000, East Weiqing Road, Jinshanweizui
2135 628400/01/02/03; FAX: +91 9595090311) Industrial Park,, Jinshan District, Shanghai (+86-21-
International, Ross (Wuxi) Equipment Company Ltd., 57242030; FAX: +86-21-57245545)
20 Chunsun W.Rd., Xishan Industrial Park, Wuxi, 0 NJ, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany 07054 (9082324200;
214101 (0510-88261225; FAX: 0510-88263400) FAX: 908 232 2146)
International, Ross Systems & Controls (SysCon), 34 International, Ankara Turkey (+90 532 645 4711)
COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
Westgate Blvd, Savannah, Georgia 31405 (866-797- International, ASEAN Region (+66 (0) 908071596; +86
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
2660; 912-238-5800; FAX: 912-238-1905) 13916604768)
e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www.
International, Ross Mixing Inc., 1249 SE Industrial Blvd., International, Latin America & The Caribbean (+57 (311)
comessa.com)
Port St. Lucie, Florida 34952 (772 337 0900; FAX: 772 485 2681)
Compressor Products International, 4410 Greenbriar Drive,
337 0911) Creative Pultrusions, Inc., 214 Industrial Lane, Alum Bank,
Stafford, TX 77477 ((281) 207-4619; FAX: (281) 207-
International, Ross Engineering Inc., 32 Westgate Blvd., PA 15521 (888-CPI-PULL (274-7855); 814-839-4186;
4612; e-mail: info@c-p-i.com; web site: www.c-p-i.com)
Savannah, Georgia 31405 (912 238 3300; FAX: 912 FAX: 814-839-4276; e-mail: crpul@pultrude.com; web
Compur Monitors GmbH & Co. KG, Weissenseestr. 101,
238 5983) site: www.creativepultrusions.com)
Munich 81539 (49-89-620-38268; 49-89-620-380; FAX:
International, Ross Metal Fabricators Inc., 225 Marcus Cristal, 20 Wight Avenue, Suite 100, Hunt Valley, Mary-
49-89-620-38184; e-mail: compur@compur.de; web site:
Blvd., Deer Park, New York 11729 (631 586 7000; land 21030 (800.638.3234; 410.229.4400; FAX:
www.compur.com)
FAX: 631 586 7006) 410.229.4415; web site: www.cristal.com)
Conbraco Industries, Inc., P.O. Box 247, Matthews, NC
Chattanooga Boiler and Tank Co., 1011 E. Main St., P.O. CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
28106 (704-847-6000; FAX: 704-841-6020; e-mail:
Box 110, Chattanooga, TN 37401 (423-266-7118; FAX: sippany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-
www.apollovalves.com; web site: customerservice@
423-755-6708; e-mail: sales@cbtank.com; web site: 232-2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.
conbraco.com)
www.cbtank.com) croll.com)
Conn and Co., L.L.C., 11 S. Marion St., Warren, PA 16365
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pohjoisranta 11F, Pori, FIN-
(814-723-7980; FAX: 814-723-8502; e-mail: rcfreeman@ Croll Reynolds is an engineering firm specializing in
28100 (+358 2 6240 200; e-mail: info@ecoplanning.fi;
connblade.com; web site: www.connblade.com) the research, design, and manufacture of process
web site: www.ecoplanning.fi )
Control Instruments Corp., 25 Law Dr., Fairfield, NJ 07004- vacuum systems. Specifically, we design Ejector
CHEMetrics Inc., 4295 Catlett Road, Calverton, Virginia
3295 (973-575-9114; FAX: 973-575-0013; e-mail: sales@ Systems, Combination Liquid Ring/Ejector Systems,
20138 (800-356-3072; 540-788-9026; FAX: 540-788-
controlinstruments.com; web site: www.controlinstru- Thermocompressors, and Vacuum Chillers.
4856; e-mail: marketing@chemetrics.com; web site:
ments.com) International, Intech Analytics, Optikov Street, 4/2 Letter
www.chemetrics.com)
A, Office 209, Saint-Petersburg 197374 (+7(812)493-
Chemical Information Services, 9101 LBJ Frwy., Suite 310,
24-80)
Dallas, Texas 75243 ((214) 349-6200; FAX: (214) 349-
International, Shanghai Einar Vacuum Equipment Co.,
6286; e-mail: sales@chemicalinfo.com; web site: www.
Ltd., No.2000, East Weiqing Road, Jinshanweizui
chemicalinfo.com)
Industrial Park,, Jinshan District, Shanghai (+86-21-
Chemir, A Division of Evans Analytical Group, 2672 Metro CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut 57242030; FAX: +86-21-57245545)
Blvd., Maryland Heights, MO 63043 (800-659-7659; 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: International, Croll Reynolds Espa√É∆í√Ç¬±a, Madrid
314-261-6620; FAX: 314-291-6630; e-mail: info.chemir@ mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) (+34 627 87 52 91)
eag.com; web site: www.chemir.com)
Founded in 1967, Conval designs and manufactures International, ASEAN Region (+66 (0) 908071596; +86
Chemline Plastics Limited, 55 Guardsman Road L3T 6L2
U.S.-made, high-performance forged valves for the 13916604768)
(e-mail: snagy@chemline.com)
world's most demanding applications. Key industries International, Ankara Turkey (+90 532 645 4711)
Chemstations Europe GmbH, Lindencorso Unter den Lin-
served include petro-chemical, oil and gas, pulp and International, Croll Reynolds Malaysia, Salangor Darul
den 21, Berlin 10117 (+49 (0)30 20 200 600; FAX: +49
paper, and power. Ehsan, Sakti Suria (M) Sdn Bhd (+ 60 380 61 08 68)
(0)30 2092 4200; e-mail: info@chemstations.eu; web
Conversion Technology, Inc., 2190 N. Norcross Tucker Rd., International, Latin America & The Caribbean (+57 (311)
site: www.chemstations.eu/)
Ste. 202, Norcross, GA 30071 (770-263-6330; FAX: 770- 485 2681)
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
263-8348; e-mail: cti@conversiontechnology.com; web International, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New Jersey
Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide);
site: www.conversiontechnology.com/) 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908 232 2146)
713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@
Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., 130 CTI Industries,Inc., 2412 Torrejon Place, Carlsbad, CA
chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.
Seltzer Rd., PO Box 167, Croswell, MI 48422 (800-233- 92009 (1-800-446-0060; 760-632-9117; FAX: 760-632-
com)
3233; 810-679-4211; FAX: 810-679-4510; e-mail: info@ 7691; e-mail: tquinn@cti-ind.com; web site: www.cti-ind.
International, Chemstations Europe GmbH, Lindencorso,
conveyorcomponents.com; web site: www.conveyor- com)
Unter den Linden 21, 10117, Berlin (49 30 20 200 600)
components.com)

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CTP Corp., 271 Main St., Northport, NY 11768 (631-912- Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Hauptstrasse 39-41, Laufach Environmental C&C, 21 Dunham Place, St. Charles, Illinois
0800; 6318374086; FAX: 631-912-0899; e-mail: info@ 63846 (49-6093-87-244; FAX: 49-6093-87-303; e-mail: 60174-5795 (630-443-0751; e-mail: JMBOffice@SBC-
ctp-online.com; web site: www.ctp-online.com) juergen.thielert@dueker.de; web site: www.dueker.de) Global.net; web site: www.EnvironmentalCC.com)
CU SERVICES LLC, 725 Parview Circle, Elk Grove, IL Duke's Root Control, Inc., 1020 Hiawatha Blvd., West, New Environmental Compliance Products, Inc., 8907 Warner
60007 (847-439-2303; FAX: 847-895-1602; e-mail: rcron- York 13204 (e-mail: lynn@dukes.com) Ave., Suite 122, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 (800-643-
fel@cuservices.net; web site: www.cuservices.net) Durag Inc., Environmental Hardware, 1355 Mendota 7065; 714-847-4474; FAX: 714-847-7554; e-mail: sales@
CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467 Heights Rd., Suite 200, Mendota Heights, Minnesota hazmat77.com; web site: www.ecpenvironmental.com)
(800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- 55120 (800-811-9852; 6514511710; 6514511710; e- Epcon Industrial Systems, LP, P.O. Box 7060, The Wood-
mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) mail: lori@durag.com) lands, TX 77387 (800-447-7872; 936-273-3300; FAX:
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, 40600 936-273-4600; e-mail: epcon@epconlp.com; web site:
Plymouth Road, Plymouth, MI 48170 (1(866)DURR1ST; www.epconlp.com)
D (734) 459-6800; FAX: (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTS-
sales@durrusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnol-
Epoxies, Etc., 21 Starline Way, Rhode Island 02921 (e-mail:
ebellenoit@epoxies.com)
ogy.com) Equilibar Precision Pressure Control, 320 Rutledge Road,
Dakota Software Corp., 23240 Chagrin Blvd, Suite 620,
Dymax Corp., 318 Industrial Lane, Torrington, CT 06790 North Carolina 28732 (e-mail: jeffjennings@equilibar.
Cleveland, OH 44122 (216-765-7100; 585-244-3300;
(877-396-2988; 860-482-1010; FAX: 860-496-0608; e- com)
FAX: 585-244-3301; e-mail: dakotamarketing@dako-
mail: info@dymax.com; web site: www.dymax.com) EquipNet, Inc., 5 Dan Road, Canton, MA 02021 (888-371-
tasoft.com; web site: www.dakotasoft.com)
Dynamic Air Inc., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul, MN 6555; 781-821-3482; FAX: 781-849-7668; e-mail: sales@
Dalton Electric Heating Co., Inc., 28 Hayward St., Ipswich, MA
55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015; e-mail: equipnet.com; web site: www.EquipNet.com)
01938 (978-356-9844; FAX: 978-356-9846; e-mail: sales@
info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dynamicair.com) Escitec, 6040 E Main St, Mesa, AZ 85205 (4808232685; e-
daltonelectric.com; web site: www.daltonelectric.com)
mail: sales@escitec.com; web site: www.escitec.com)
DATA-LINC GROUP, 1125 12th Ave NW, Washington 98027
E-Vac Technologies, LLC, 455 Valleybrook Rd., Mc-
(e-mail: marcom@data-linc.com)
DataLyzer International, Inc., 29445 Beck Rd., Michigan
48393 (e-mail: klangran@datalyzer.com)
E Murray, PA 15317 (8773822382; 8773822382; FAX:
8665512352; e-mail: SALES@EVACTECHNOLOGIES.
COM; web site: www.evactechnologies.com)
Davis-Standard, LLC, 1 Extrusion Drive, Pawcatuck, CT Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., P.O. Box 431, Kingsport, Ten-
Evaporator Dryer Technologies, 1805 Ridgeway Street,
06379 (860-599-1010; FAX: 860-599-6258; e-mail: info@ nessee 37662 (800-327-8626; 423-229-2000; FAX: 423-
Hammond, Wisconsin 54015 (715-796-2313; FAX: 715-
davis-standard.com; web site: www.davis-standard.com) 229-1196; web site: www.eastman.com)
796-2378; e-mail: info@evapdryertech.com; web site:
DBI Services, 100 North Corahan Drive, Hazleton, Pennsyl- EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY - THERMINOL HEAT
www.evapdryertech.com)
vania 18201 (877.689.3247; (570) 459-1112; web site: TRANSFER FLUIDS, 575 Maryville Centre Drive,
EVEREST INTERSCIENCE, 733 North 9th Street, Oregon
www.dbiservices.com) Saint Louis, Missouri 63141 (800-433-6997; e-mail:
97420 (e-mail: info@everestinterscience.com)
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Z.I. team.therminol@eastman.com; web site: www.ther-
Evoqua, 4800 North Point Parkway, Suite 250, Alpharetta,
Larges Pieces A - Chemin du Devent, Ecublens 1024- minol.com)
Georgia 30022 (866.926.8420 USA; 978.614.7111; FAX:
CH (+41-21-694 20 40; FAX: +41-21-694 20 59; e-mail: EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, 6416 Inducon Drive
978-970-2465; e-mail: information.water@evoqua.com;
info@dec-group.ch; web site: www.dec-group.net) West, Sanborn, NY 14132 (1 800 848 9800; FAX: 1 866
web site: www.evoqua.com/water)
DECHEMA e.V., P.O. Box 150104, Frankfurt am Main 60061 484 5218; e-mail: info@edwardsvacuum.com; web site:
EXAKT Technologies, Inc., 7416 N. BRd.way Ext., Suite E,
(49-69-25-64-0; FAX: 49-69-75-64-201; web site: www. www.edwardsvacuum.com)
Oklahoma City, OK 73116-9066 (800-866-7172; 405-
dechema.de) Ehcolo A/S, Smedevej 10, Foevling DK-6683 (45-75-
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Dedert Corporation, 17740 Hoffman Way, Homewood, Il- 398411; FAX: 45-75-398192; e-mail: post@ehcolo.dk;
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linois 60430 (708-747-7000; e-mail: info@dedert.com; web site: www.ehcolo.dk)
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De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36,
Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704
500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com)
398411; FAX: 45-75-398192; e-mail: post@ehcolo.dk;
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Dockweiler AG, An der Autobahn 10/20, Neustadt-Glewe Enerquip, LLC, 611 North Road, Medford, WI 54451
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Suite 1000, 10205 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 20875 (301-540-3605; FAX: 301-540-3605; e-mail: info@
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Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Prinzenallee 78 - 79, Berlin 521-2978; 734-761-1270; FAX: 734-761-3220; e-mail:
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info@thiedig.com; web site: www.thiedig.com) Entex Technologies Inc, 400 Silver Cedar Ct, Suite
Dudick Inc., 1818 Miller Pkwy., Streetsboro, OH 44241 200, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (919.933.2770; FAX:
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FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Talweg 12, Maulbronn 75433 (+49 GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
100, Wadsworth, Ohio 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334- 7043 101-0; e-mail: info@flux-pumpen.de; web site: gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
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Core technology and application center within the
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL (888-854-8414; (817) 966-8823; FAX: 832-864-2235;
GEA Group, recognized worldwide for its evapora-
COMPANY, P.O. Box 11190, Louisville, Kentucky 40251- e-mail: jharper@forgetechinc.com; web site: www.for-
tion, distillation, crystallization and membrane filtra-
0190 (888-350-2939; 502-572-4000; FAX: 502-572-4025; getechinc.com)
tion plants, vacuum and ejector systems and gas
e-mail: fki@cecoenviro.com; web site: www.fkinc.com) FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., 7703 Montpelier Road, Laurel,
cleaning and cooling plants.
Fisher Tank Co., 3131 W. Fourth St., Chester, PA 19013 MD 20723 (1-800-343-2036; +1-301-680-9600; FAX: +1-
GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa-
(610-494-7200; FAX: 610-485-0157; e-mail: sales@fish- 301-236-0134; e-mail: info@foss-nirsystems.com; web
rator Division, 100 Fairway Ct., Northvale, NJ 07647
ertank.com; web site: www.fishertank.com) site: www.foss-nirsystems.com)
(800-722-6622; 201-767-3900; FAX: 201-767-3416; e-
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, FPZ Inc., 150 N. Progress Drive, Saukville, Wisconsin
mail: salesinfo@wsus.com; web site: www.gea.com)
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- 53080-1602 (262-268-0180; FAX: 262-268-0415; e-mail:
GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, De Beverspijken
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. usa@fpz.com; web site: www.fpz.com)
7B, 's-Hertogenbosch, 5221 EE (+31-73-6390390; FAX:
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) FQE Chemicals, Suncor Energy Centre, West Tower
31-73-6312349; e-mail: chemical@gea.com; web site:
See our ad on page 3 #5100 ‚Äì 150 6 Ave SW T2P3Y7 (e-mail: seanconroy@
www.gea.com)
International, Flexicon Corporation (Australia) Pty Ltd (Bris- fqechemicals.com)
GEA PHE Systems, 100 GEA Drive, York, PA 17406 (1-800-
bane), 78 Westgate St., Wacol, QLD 4076 (61 (0) 7 3879 Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Max-Planck-Str. 7,
774-0474; 717-268-6200; FAX: 717-268-6162; e-mail:
4180; FAX: 61 (0) 7 3879 4183) Huerth 50354 (+49 2233 974 40-0; FAX: +49 2233 974
info.phe-systems.usa@gea.com; web site: www.gea-
International, Flexicon Africa (Pty) Ltd, PO BOX 10450, 40-40; e-mail: info@frankenfilter.com; web site: www.
phe.com/usa)
Linton Grange, Port Elizabeth 6015 (27 (0) 41 453 1871; frankenfilter.com)
GEA Refrigeration North America, 3475 Board Rd., York,
FAX: 27 (0) 41 453 1670) Freeman Technology Inc, PO BOX 2022, Wayne, Penn-
PA 17406 (717-767-6411; FAX: 717-764-3627; e-mail:
International, Flexicon Corporation (Australia) Pty Ltd (Syd- sylvania 19399 (1 718 358 2058; FAX: 44 (0)1684 851
sales.gearna@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
ney), PO BOX 111, Hornsby, NSW 2077 (61 (0)2 9482 552; e-mail: info@freemantechinc.com; web site: www.
GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner-
4033; FAX: 61 (0) 9482 4066) freemantechinc.com)
Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: +
International, Flexicon Singapore Pte Ltd, 27 West Coast Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG,
49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site:
Highway, #02-22 117867 (+65 6778 9225) Hoehnerweg 2 - 4, Weinheim 69465 (+49 6201/80-6264;
www.gea.com)
International, Flexicon Chile Ltd, Avenida Andres Bello FAX: +49 6201/88-6299; e-mail: viledon@freudenberg-
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Elsener Str. 7-9,
#1051, Oficina #1602, Providencia, Santiago (56-2-415- filter.com; web site: www.freudenberg-filter.com)
Paderborn 33102 (05251-3090; FAX: 05251-309123; e-
1286; FAX: 56-2-415-1393) FREWITT manufacturer of machines Ltd., WE CARE
mail: info@loedige.de; web site: www.loedige.de)
International, Flexicon (Europe) Ltd (Spain), Sicilia 253, 4¬∫ ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg 1701 (+41/(0)
Gekko Engineering, 1210 E. 223rd, Suite 301, Carson, CA
1¬™, Barcelona, 0 08025 (+34 647 670 302) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41/(0) 26 460 74 59; e-mail: info@
90745-4215 (310.513.0000; e-mail: info@gekkoeng.
International, Flexicon (Europe) Ltd (UK), 182 John Wilson frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.com)
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Business Park, Harvey Drive, Whitstable, Kent, 0 CT5 Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Rheingaustrasse
General Monitors, 26776 Simpatica Circle, Lake Forest,
3RB (44 (0) 1227 374710; FAX: 44 (0) 1227 365821) 96-98, Wiesbaden D-65203 (49-611-604-0; FAX: 49-611-
CA 92630 (866-686-0741; 949-581-4464; FAX: 949-581-
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, 604-328; e-mail: info@rheinhuette.de; web site: www.
1151; e-mail: info@generalmonitors.com; web site: www.
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- rheinhuette.de)
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2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Industriestrasse 8,
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
com; web site: www.flexim.com) Idar-Oberstein 55743 (0049 6784 70 0; FAX: 0049 6784
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, 70 11; e-mail: info@fritsch.de; web site: www.fritsch.de)
ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Niedemfeldweg 14,
Geroldinger GmbH, Au-Strasse 9, Sigharting, 4771 (e-
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Porta Westfalica, NRW 32457 (49-571-9558-0; FAX: 49-
mail: johannes.scherleitner@geroldinger.com)
web site: www.flexim.com) 571-9558-160; e-mail: post@jacob-rohre.de; web site:
GfG Instrumentation, Inc., 1194 Oak Valley Dr., Suite 20, Ann
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Arbor, MI 48108 (800-959-0329; FAX: 734-769-1888; e-
International, FLEXIM France SARL, 13 rue du Parc - Ober- FrymaKoruma, 6 Frasetto Way, Unit D, New Jersey 07035
mail: info@gfg-inc.com; web site: www.gfg-inc.com)
hausbergen, Strasbourg Cedex 67088 (+33 388 27 78 (e-mail: raeann.seminerio@frymakoruma.com)
Gharpure Consulting Engineers Pvt Ltd, 402, Manish
02; FAX: +22 388 27 78 45) Fujisaki Electric, c/o AAAmachine, Inc., 1291 Rand Road,
Plaza, NIBM Road, Pune 411048 (020-26831234; FAX:
International, FLEXIM GmbH (Austria), Greiner 376, Olben- Des Plaines, IL 60016 (800-996-0070; 847-481-8264;
020-40094017; e-mail: mails_0102@yahoo.com; web
dorf 7534 (+43 3326 529 81; FAX: +43 3326 529 81 14) FAX: 847-376-3530; e-mail: fujisaki-e700@aaamachine.
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International, FLEXIM Instruments Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore com; web site: www.aaamachine.com/partner/fuji-
GIC Thermodynamics, 12575 US 31 North, Charlevoix, MI
(+65 65 62 86 10; FAX: +65 65 62 86 11) saki_electric/)
49720 (800-876-4442; 248-280-1648; 231-237-7000;
International, FLEXIM Instruments Benelux B.V., Berklese Fulton Companies,The, Fulton Thermal Corporation, 972
FAX: 248-280-0998; e-mail: sales@gicthermodynamics.
Poort 127, JX Berkel en Rodenrijs 2651 (+31 10 24 92 Centerville Rd., Pulaski, NY 13142 (315-298-5121; FAX:
com; web site: www.gicthermodynamics.com)
333; FAX: +31 10 24 92 339) 315-298-6390; web site: www.fulton.com)
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
International, FLEXIM Instruments Asia Pte Ltd, Shanghai
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX:
(+86 (21) 649 575 20)
NY, FLEXIM AMERICAS Corporation, 250-V Executive
Drive, Edgewood, New York 11717 ((631) 492-2300;
G +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web
site: www.gigkarasek.com)
International, CHEMTEK PROCESS TECHNOLOGY Inc.,
FAX: (631) 492-2117)
GAMAJET, PART OF THE ALFA LAVAL GROUP, 604 3Fl., No.99 Jingye 1st Road, Taipei City 104 (0886/ 2
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, 45 North
Jeffers Circle, Pennsylvania 19341 (e-mail: jessica. 8501 2895; FAX: 0886/ 2 8501 2875)
Brandon Dr., Glendale Heights, Illinois 60139 (888-508-
letscher@alfalaval.com) International, MediBalt Ltd, Priedaines Str. 13-1, Riga-,
2808; FAX: 630-295-9019; e-mail: info@flex-kleen.com;
GARO S.P.A., Via Pompei, 15, Monza (MB) 20900 (39-039- Latvia (1029; FAX: +371 67373144)
web site: www.flex-kleen.com)
839601; FAX: 39-039-835720; e-mail: info@garo.it; web International, Erun Information & Technology Co. Ltd,
Flodyne Controls Inc., 48 Commerce Dr., Murray Hill, NJ
site: www.garo.it) Room 810,National Offshore Oil Tower, Shanghai
07974 (908-464-6200; FAX: 908-464-1553; e-mail: sales@
Gas & Air Systems, Inc., 1304 Whitaker Street, Hellertown, 200030 (+86 21 6487 7678; FAX: +86 21 6487 3722)
flodynecontrols.com; web site: www.flodynecontrols.com)
Pennsylvania 18055 (610-838-9625; FAX: 610-838-9650; IL, GIG Karasek LLC, 3955 Commerce Drive, St. Charles
Flottweg SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg 84137 (49-8741-
e-mail: sestmartin@gasair.net; web site: www.gasair.net) 60174 (+1 630 305 8556)
301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail: mail@flottweg.
G Bopp USA Inc., 4 Bill Horton Way, Wappingers Gilbert Industries, 8150 State Hwy 14 East, Sparta, MO 65753
com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
Falls, NY 12590 (866.267.7544; 845.296.1065; FAX: ((417) 581-1163; FAX: (417) 581-9253; e-mail: shanen@
Flowrox Oy, P.O. Box 338 / Marssitie 1, Lappeenranta FI-
845.296.1282; e-mail: infousa@bopp.com; web site: gilbertindustries.com; web site: gilbertindustries.com/)
53101 (358-201-113311; FAX: 358-201-113300; e-mail:
www.bopp.com) Glasslined Technology, Inc, P O Box 7, Greensboro, Geor-
info@flowrox.com; web site: www.flowrox.com)
GEA Denmark (GEA Process Engineering A/S), gia 30642 ((706) 347-2121; FAX: (706) 454-5905; e-mail:
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
N√∏rskovvej 1b, Skanderborg, 8660 (+45 7015 2200; info@glasslined.us; web site: www.glasslined.us)
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
e-mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) Goel Scientific Glass Works, C-31,Sarder Estate,Ajwa Rd.,,
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GEA Engineering, P.C., 100 Airport Executive Park, suite Baroda 390019 (0091-265-2561595; 0091-9825318944;
Flowserve Corp, 1900 S. Saunders St, Raleigh, North Caro-
105, Nanuet, NY 10954 (845-371-5522; 8453715522; FAX: 0091-265-2561124; e-mail: info@goelscientific.
lina 27601 (919-831-3200; web site: www.lowserve.com)
FAX: 845-371-5526; e-mail: sgamelsky@geaengineer- com; web site: www.goelscientific.com)
Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr.,
ing.com; web site: www.geaengineering.com) Golden Software, 809 14th St., Golden, Colorado 80401
Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500;
GEA France, 4, rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Montigny le Bret- (800-972-1021; 303-279-1021; FAX: 303-279-0909;
FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com)
onneux, 78185 (+33 1 30 14 61 10; e-mail: chemical@ e-mail: info@goldensoftware.com; web site: www.gold-
FLSmidth, Mineral Processing, 7158 S. FLSmidth Drive, Mid-
gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) ensoftware.com)
vale, UT 84047 (801-871-7000; FAX: 801-871-7001; e-
Goodway Technologies Corp., 420 West Ave., Stamford,
mail: info.slc@flsmidth.com; web site: www.flsmidth.com)
CT 06902-6384 (800-333-7467; 203-359-4708; FAX:
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., 200 Enterprise Drive, Scarbor-
203-359-9601; e-mail: goodway@goodway.com; web
ough, ME 04074 (207-289-3200; FAX: 207-289-3101; e-mail:
site: www.goodway.com)
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1000, Willoughby, Ohio 44096 (440-946-9470; FAX:
sophisticated production processes.
440-946-9472; e-mail: fip@fluidline.com; web site:
www.fluidline.com)
• Evaporation
Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: • Distillation
516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web • Gas cleaning
site: www.fmipump.com) • Membrane filtration
Fluid Sealing Association, 994 Old Eagle School Rd., • Vacuum systems and ejectors
Suite 1019, Wayne, PA 19087-1866 (610-971-4850;
FAX: 610-971-4859; e-mail: info@fluidsealing.com; GEA Germany Ettlingen Am Hardtwald 1
web site: www.fluidsealing.com) (GEA Wiegand GmbH) 76275 Ettlingen
Fluitron, Inc., 30 Industrial Dr., Ivyland, PA 18974 (215-355- chemical@gea.com
9970; FAX: 215-355-9074; e-mail: info@fluitron.com; web www.gea.com
site: www.fluitron.com)

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GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Robert-Perthel Str. 9, Koeln Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, 1075 Andrew
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- 50739 (+49(0)221-497080; FAX: +49(0)221-49708178; Drive, Suite C, West Chester, PA 19380 (610-692-3490;
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. e-mail: info@heinrichs.eu; web site: www.heinrichs.eu) FAX: 610-692-3971; e-mail: info@hypercat-acp.com;
GRPumps.com) HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde- web site: www.hypercat-acp.com)
pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796- Hyspan Precision Prod. Inc., 1685 Brandywine Ave., Chula
Gorman-Rupp pumps are constructed to handle the
2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp. Vista, CA 91911 (619-421-1355; FAX: 619-421-1702;
tough corrosive and abrasive chemicals that other
com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) e-mail: websales@hyspan.com; web site: www.hyspan.
pumps can’t handle. You’ll find our pumps handling
com)
chemicals in canneries, tanneries, automotive and UniFlow laboratory fume hoods & vented enclosures,
chemical plants. laboratory furniture, laboratory countertops, plumb-
GOW-MAC Instrument Co., 277 Brodhead Road, Beth-
lehem, PA 18017 (610-954-9000; FAX: 610-954-0599;
e-mail: sales@gow-mac.com; web site: www.gow-mac.
ing fixtures, electrical services. Large floor mount
hoods, ventilation equipment, emergency shower
decontamination booths. HEPA filtered Enclosures.
I
com) www.HEMCOcorp.com 800-779-4362 Idealab Inc., 305 Union Street, P. O. Box 427, Franklin, MA
Great Western Mfg. Co., 2017 S. Fourth St.., P.O. Box 149, Henderson Industrial Specialties, 22 Flanders Dr., SS5, 02038 (508 528 9260; e-mail: info@idealab.us; web site:
Leavenworth, KS 66048 (800-682-3121; 913-682-2291; Waterdown, L0R 2H7 (905-690-0425; FAX: 905-690- www.idealab.us)
FAX: 913-682-1431; e-mail: sifter@gwmfg.com; web site: 0426; e-mail: sales@hendersonindustrial.com; web site: IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters,
www.gwmfg.com) www.hendersonindustrial.com) Kampveldstraat 51, Oostkamp 8020 (+32 50 82 69 07;
Greene, Tweed & Co., P.O. Box 305, 2075 Detwiler Rd., Hepa Corporation, 3071 E. Coronado St., Anaheim, CA +1 740 588 1722; FAX: +32 50 82 69 74; e-mail: info@
Kulpsville, PA 19443 (1-800-220-4733; 215-256-9521; 92806-2698 (714-630-5700; FAX: 714-630-2894; e-mail: igwpower.com; web site: www.igwpower.com)
FAX: 215-256-0189; web site: www.gtweed.com) info@hepa.com; web site: www.hepa.com) IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Janke & Kunkel-Str. 10,
Greene, Tweed & Co. Ltd., Ruddington Fields, Nottingham, Herbold Meckesheim USA, Resource Recycling Systems Staufen 79219 (+49 7633 831-0; FAX: +49 7633 831-
Notts NG11 6JS (0-115-99315-777; web site: www. Inc., P.O. Box 239, Slatersville, RI 02876 (888-612-7774; 907; e-mail: process@ika.de; web site: www.ikaprocess.
gtweed.com) 401-597-5500; FAX: 401-597-5535; e-mail: info@herbol- com)
Greenwood Engineering Inc., P.O. Box 179, Excelsior, dusa.com; web site: www.herboldusa.com) IMPCO, Inc., 27 Dexter Road, P.O. Box 14666, East Provi-
MN 55331 (952-474-0415; FAX: 952-474-8988; e-mail: Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gewerbestr. 51, Gundelfingen dence, RI 02914 (800-779-2491; 401-521-2490; FAX:
sales@greenwoodengineering.com; web site: www. 79194 (49-761-58-300; FAX: 49-761-58-30280; e-mail: 401-521-5690; e-mail: mail@impco-inc.com; web site:
greenwoodengineering.com) hermetic@hermetic-pumpen.com; web site: www. www.impco-inc.com)
Greenwood Engineering Inc., P.O. Box 179, Excelsior, hermetic-pumpen.com)
MN 55331 (952-474-0415; FAX: 952-474-8988; e-mail: Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Divi-
sales@greenwoodengineering.com; web site: www. sion, 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
greenwoodengineering.com) (888.443.9466; 614.225.4000; FAX: 614.986.2496; e-
Greenwood Engineering Inc., P.O. Box 179, Excelsior, mail: 4information@hexion.com; web site: www.hexion.
MN 55331 (952-474-0415; FAX: 952-474-8988; e-mail: com)
sales@greenwoodengineering.com; web site: www. Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, PO Box 36,
greenwoodengineering.com) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230 (412-788-9810; FAX: INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
GRI Pumps, 180 Hines Ave., Bellville, OH 44813 (419-886- 412-788-9822; e-mail: info@heylpatterson.com; web (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-
3001; FAX: 419-886-2338; e-mail: grisales@gripumps. site: www.heylpatterson.com) 541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-
com; web site: www.gripumps.com) power.com; web site: www.indeck.com)
Hiden Isochema, 422 Europa Boulevard WA5 7TS (e-mail:
G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., 12930 West 6th Place, Industrial Magnetics, Inc., 01385 M-75 S., Boyne City,
cwardropper@hidenisochema.com)
Golden, CO 80401 (303-525-9924; FAX: 303-665-5346; Michigan 49712 (888-582-0821; 231-582-3100; FAX:
Hilco, 100 W Fourth St, Elmira, New York 14901 ((607) 733-
e-mail: Glenn@GRSEI.com; web site: www.GRSEI.com) 231-582-0622; e-mail: imi@magnetics.com; web site:
7121; FAX: (607) 735-0946; e-mail: hilliard@hilliardcorp.
Guided Wave, 3033 Gold Canal Drive, Rancho Cordova, www.magnetics.com)
com; web site: www.hilliardcorp.com)
California 95670 (916-638-4944; FAX: 916-635-8458; InfoMetrix, Inc., 11807 N. Creek Pkwy S., Suite B-111,
Hilliard Corp., 100 W. Fourth St., Elmira, NY 14902-1504
e-mail: GWsales@guided-wave.com; web site: www. Bothell, Washington 98011 (425-402-1450; FAX: 425-
(607-733-7121; FAX: 607-737-1108; e-mail: hilliard@hill-
guided-wave.com) 402-1040; e-mail: info@infometrix.com; web site: www.
iardcorp.com; web site: www.hilliardcorp.com)
infometrix.com)
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Albert-Basser-
Inline Industries, Inc., 9056 Garvey Ave., Rosemead,
H mann-Strasse 28, Bruehl 68782 (+49 6202 709-0; FAX:
+49 6202 709-107; e-mail: info@hima.com; web site:
www.hima.com)
California 91770 (800-568-8998; e-mail: info@ball-
valve.com; web site: www.ballvalve.com)
Innovative Processing Solutions, PO Box 299, Aurora, IN
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Nymollevej 55, Lyngby DK-2800 (45- HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH, 47001 (877-926-0040; FAX: 812-926-3482; e-mail: info@
45-272000; FAX: 45-45-272999; e-mail: info@topsoe.dk; Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0; innovative-processing.com; web site: www.innovative-
web site: www.topsoe.dk) FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger. processing.com)
Hammelmann Corp., 436 Southpointe Dr, Miaimisburg, OH com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com) INOX-TECH INC., 6705 Route 132, Ste. Catherine J5C1B6
45342 (800-783-4935; 937-859-8777; FAX: 937-859- HONEYWELL, 101 Columbia Rd., Morristown, New (800-361-0319 North America; 450-638-5441; FAX: 450-
9188; e-mail: mail@hammelmann.com; web site: www. Jersey 07962 (800-626-4974; 973-455-2000; FAX: 638-2865; e-mail: info@inox-tech.com; web site: www.
hammelmann.com) 973-455-5722) inox-tech.com)
Hampshire Controls Corp., P.O. Box 516, Dover, NH 03821- HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union Interdevelopment, Inc., POB 15249, Arlington, VA 22215
0516 (866-496-9424 U.S. & Canada; 603-749-9424; Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993; (01 202 508 1459; e-mail: intbusiness04@yahoo.com;
FAX: 603-749-9433; e-mail: sales@hampshirecontrols. web site: www.honeywell.com/ps) web site: www.interdevelopment.com)
com; web site: www.hampshirecontrols.com) Hoover Container Solutions, 2135 HWY 6 S, Houston, TX Intergraph Benelux BV, Siriusdreef 2, Hoofddorp 2132
Hannay Reels Inc., 553 State Rte. 143, Westerlo, NY 77077 (800-844-8683; 281-870-8402; e-mail: INFO@ WT (+31 23 5666 666; FAX: +31 23 5666 665; e-mail:
12193-0159 (877-GO-REELS; 518-797-3791; FAX: 800- HOOVERSOLUTIONS.COM; web site: www.hooversolu- information-europe@intergraph.com; web site: www.
733-5464; e-mail: reels@hannay.com; web site: www. tions.com) intergraph.com/global/nl/)
hannay.com) Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration, Intergraph Corporation, 7840 N. Sam Houston Pkwy W.,
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim P.O. Box 98, Gildenstraat 26, Doetinchem, 7000 AB Suite 200, Houston, Texas 77064 ((281) 671-1528; FAX:
an der Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 (+31-314-373-333; e-mail: info@hmbv.hosokawa.com; (281) 671-1556; web site: www.intergraph.com)
4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web site: www. web site: www.hosokawamicron.nl) Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, 19 Inter-
turck.com) Houston PolyTank, LLC, 208 Craig Street, Hopkins, Mis- pro Road, Madison, AL 35758 (800.345.4856; 256-730-
Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, 9440 souri 64461 ((660) 778-3393; FAX: (660)-778-3446; 2000; FAX: 256.730.2048 ; web site: www.intergraph.
Carroll Park Dr, San Diego, CA 92121 (800-821-5831; e-mail: sales@houstonpolytank.com; web site: www. com/contact/contact_form.asp)
858-278-2900; FAX: 858-278-6700; e-mail: hardyinfo@ houstonpolytank.com) Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Manor Royal, Crawley RH10
hardysolutions.com; web site: www.hardysolutions.com) HRS Process Systems Ltd., 201/202, Karan Selene, 851, 7QU (+44 1293643200; FAX: +44 1293 541312; e-mail:
Harper International, 4455 Genesee St, Suite 123, Buffalo, Bhandarkar Road, Pune, 411004 (+91 20 2566 3581; invensys.iom.uk@invensys.com; web site: www.iom.
New York 14225 (716-276-9900; FAX: 716-810-9460; e- +91 20 66047894; FAX: +91 20 2566 3583; e-mail: mkt- invensys.com)
mail: info@harperintl.com; web site: www.harperintl.com) com@hrsasia.co.in; web site: www.hrsasia.co.in) Ircon, Inc., 1201 Shaffer Rd, Bldg. 2, Santa Cruz, CA
Harrop Industries, Inc., 3470 E. Fifth Ave., Columbus, OH HTT Energy GmbH, Fullenbruchstr. 183, Herford 32051 95060 (800-323-7660; 847-967-5151; FAX: 831-458-
43219-1787 (614-231-3621; FAX: 614-235-3699; e-mail: (0049-5221-385-0; FAX: 0049-5221385-12; e-mail: 1497; e-mail: sales@ircon.com; web site: www.ircon.
info@harropusa.com; web site: www.harropusa.com) sales@htt.de; web site: www.htt.de) com)
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery Hudson Products Corp., P.O. Box 36100, Houston, TX Iris Inspection Services, Inc., 5400 Decker Dr., Baytown,
Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49- 77236-6100 (800-634-9160; 713-914-5700; FAX: 713- Texas 77520-1448 ((281) 424-3200; FAX: (281) 424-
2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- 914-5991; e-mail: hudsonproducts@hudsonproducts. 3223; e-mail: bill@iris-inspection.com; web site: www.
boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) com; web site: www.hudsonproducts.com) iris-inspection.com)
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER Hughes Safety Showers North America Inc., 457 Campbell Isotech, Inc, 777 Schwab Rd., Suite T, Hatfield, PA 19440
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Street N7T 2J1 (e-mail: dan.gray@hughes-safety.com) (800-314-3332; 267-663-555; FAX: 215-631-9148; e-
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; Hydramotion Ltd, 1 York Road Industrial Park, Seven mail: info@isotechinc.com; web site: www.isotechinc.
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau- Street, Malton YO17 6YA (+44 (0) 1653 600294; FAX: com)
mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow- +44 (0) 1653 693446; e-mail: sales@hydramotion.com; ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy,
control.com) web site: www.hydramotion.com) 10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e-
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box HydroPro Inc., Engineering & Manufacturing, 2631 mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www.
1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX: Highway J, Bourbon 65441 (573.732.3318; FAX: italvacuum.com)
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www. 573.732.9408; e-mail: Sales@hpro.com; web site: www. ITT, Engineered Valves, 33 Centerville Rd., Lancaster, PA
htri.net) hpro.com) 17603 (800-366-1111; 717-509-2200; FAX: 717-509-
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, 1550 HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., 145 East Main Street, 2336; e-mail: engvalves.custserv@itt.com; web site:
Industrial Dr., Owosso, Michigan 48867 (989-725-8184; Tiskilwa, IL 61368 (815-624-6644; 815-646-4488; FAX: www.engvalves.com)
FAX: 989-725-8188; e-mail: sales.hee@cecoenviro.com; 815-986-4973; e-mail: warren@purehts.com; web site: ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, 240 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, New
web site: www.hee-llc.com) www.purehts.com) York 13148 (web site: www.gouldspumps.com)
Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., 520 Sharptown Rd., Hydro-Thermal Corp., 400 Pilot Ct., Waukesha, WI 53188 ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, 30 Endicott St.,
Swedesboro, New Jersey 08085 (856-467-3399; FAX: (800-952-0121; 262-548-8900; FAX: 262-548-8908; Danvers, MA 01923 (800-933-8266; 978-777-1100;
856-467-1010; e-mail: info@heinkelusa.com; web site: e-mail: info@hydro-thermal.com; web site: www.hydro- FAX: 978-774-0516; e-mail: info@devcon.com; web site:
www.heinkelusa.com) thermal.com) www.itwadhesives.com)

COMPANY DIRECTORY Inv-Lew
Iwaki America, 5 Boynton Rd., Holliston, MA 01746 (508- Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Unterste-Wilms-Str. 21, Lectrodryer, P.O. Box 2500, Richmond, KY 40476-2602
429-1440; FAX: 508-429-1386; e-mail: info@iwakiamer- Dortmund D-44143 (+49 231 5178 0; FAX: +49 231 (859-624-2091; FAX: 859-623-2436; e-mail: info@lectro-
ica.com; web site: www.iwakiamerica.com) 5178 333; e-mail: sales@kloepper-therm.de; web site: dryer.com; web site: www.lectrodryer.com)
www.kloepper-therm.de) Lectrus, 2215-C Olan Mills Drive, Chattanooga, TN 37421
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- (800-445-8791 US; 423-894-9268; FAX: 423-553-6166;
J ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
e-mail: info@lectrus.com; web site: www.lectrus.com)
Leister Technologies AG, Galileo-Strasse 10, Kaegiswil
Knighthawk Engineering, 17625 El Camino Real, Suite CH- 6056 (41-41-66274-74; FAX: 41-41-662-74-16; e-
Jacobi Carbons, Inc., 432 McCormick Blvd., Columbus,
412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX: (281) mail: leister@leister.com; web site: www.leister.com)
OH 43213 (215 546-3900; FAX: 215 546-9921; e-mail:
282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com; web site: Leistritz, Extrusion, 169 Meister Avenue, Somerville, NJ
infous@jacobi.net; web site: www.jacobi.net)
www.knighthawk.com/) 08876 (908-685-2333; FAX: 908-685-0247; e-mail: sales@
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, Kansas alec-usa.com; web site: www.leistritz-extrusion.com)
67220 (316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: LESER LLC, 10615 Texland Blvd.,Ste. 100, Charlotte, NC
info.wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch- 28273 (e-mail: www.leser.com/)
glitsch.com) Levelese, Inc, 326 Steele St, Denver, Colorado 80206
Koch Knight, LLC, 5385 Orchardview Dr., P.O. Box, East Can- (3035861425; e-mail: sales@levelese.com; web site:
ton, Ohio 44730 (330-488-1651; FAX: 330-488-1656; e- www.levelese.com)
mail: wirtp@kochind.com; web site: www.kochknight.com) LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152-
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han- 14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de;
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- web site: www.lewa.com)
mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de) International, Bolschaya Poljanka 44/2 office 344, Moscow
See our ad on page 105 119180 (+7 495 64027-73; FAX: +7 495 64027-75)
JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey
Koflo Corp., 309 Cary Point Dr., Cary, IL 60013 (800-782- International, LEWA Pumps (Dalian) Co., Ltd., No. 86 Liao-
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
8427 U.S., Canada; 847-516-3700; FAX: 847-516-3724; hedong Road, DD Port, Dalian 11 6600 (+86 411 8758-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
e-mail: info@koflo.com; web site: www.koflo.com) 1477; FAX: +86 411 8758-1478)
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- International, POMPES LEWA S.A.R.L., 5-9 Rue d'Estienne
Jaygo is a supplier of high quality process equip- land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
d'Orves, Z. A. des Sureaux, Sartrouville 78500 (+33 1
ment for the chemical industry, specializing in mix- North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
3086 7480; FAX: +33 1 308674-97)
ing of medium-to-high viscosity products as well as e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.
a wide range of solids blending equipment. Test and International, Herbert Ott AG, Nenzlingerweg 5, Reinach 1
com)
rental machines are available for customers 4153 (+41 61 7179 400; FAX: +41 61 7179 401)
See our ad on page 137
International, POMPE LEWA S.R.L., Via Vincenzo Monti
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., International, Komline-Sanderson, 12 Holland Ave.,
52, Mazzo di Rho 20017 (+39 02 93468-61; FAX: +39
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 North
02 93468-62)
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; America; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487)
web site: www.jenike.com) Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, 101 Williams Drive, International, LEWA SULAMERICANA Ltda., Rua Georg
JLS International, Inc., PO Box 240948, Charlotte, North Ramsey, NJ 07446 (1-888-473-2656; 201-818-3526; Rexroth 609, Bloco E Conj. 2, Diadema 09951-970 (+55
Carolina 28224-0948 (704-679-9575; FAX: 704-679- e-mail: marketing.SUS@konicaminolta.com; web site: 11 4075 9999; FAX: +55 11 4071 9920)
9574; e-mail: info@jlsintl.com; web site: www.jlsintl.com) sensing.konicaminolta.us) International, P. O. Box 261900, Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., 10 Eastbourne K-Patents, Inc., 1804 Centre Point Circle, Ste. 106, Naper- RA8SC06 (+971 4 8870999; FAX: +971 4 8870998)
Terrace, London W2 6LG (44-207-957-4120; FAX: 44- ville, IL 60563 (630-955-1545; FAX: 630-955-1585; e- International, Welhavens vei 1, Sandnes 4319 (+47
207-957-3535; e-mail: dpt@davyprotech.com; web site: mail: info@kpatents.com; web site: www.kpatents.com) 529091-00; FAX: +47 529091-01)
www.davyprotech.com) International, NIKKISO CO. LTD, Yebisu Garden Place Tower
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., 10 Eastbourne 22nd Floor, 20-3, Ebisu 4-Chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-
Terrace, London, W2 6LG (44-207-957-4120; FAX: 44- 6022 (+81 3 3443-3711; FAX: +81 3 3473-4963)
207-957-3535; e-mail: jmdavy@matthey.com; web site: International, LEWA ASIA HERBERT OTT PTE. LTD., Blk 1
www.davyprotech.com) Clementi Loop, Clementi West Logispark #02-06, Singa-
John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East pore 129808 (+65 6861 7127; FAX: +65 6861 6506)
Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX: International, LEWA Herbert Ott Espa√É¬±a, S.L., Consejo
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site: de Ciento 295, 4-1/2, Barcelona 08007 (+34 93 2247
www.johnzinkhamworthy.com) 740; FAX: +34 93 2247 741)
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Moritz-Juchheim-Strasse 1, Fulda International, LEWA Herbert Ott KG, Diefenbachgasse 35/3/9,
36039 (49 661 6003-0; FAX: 49 661 6003-500; e-mail: Wien 1150 (+43 1 8773 0400; FAX: +43 1 8773 04029)
mail@jumo.net; web site: www.jumo.net) MA, AMERICAN LEWA, Inc., 132 Hopping Brook Road,
Holliston 01746 ((888) 539-2123; +1 508 4297 403; FAX:
+1 508 4298 615)
K
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack,
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342- LEWCO, Inc., 706 Lane St., Sandusky, OH 44870 (419-
0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; 625-4014; FAX: 419-625-1247; e-mail: sales@Lewcoinc.
KAIVAN ENGINEERS, 204/205 Madhav Complex , R C web site: www.strainers.com) com; web site: www.lewcoinc.com)
DUTT ROAD, VADODARA 390007 (e-mail: anish@ KREISEL GmbH & Co. KG, Muehlenstrasse 38, Kraus- Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc., 6687 Arapahoe
kaivanindia.com) chwitz 02957 (+49 35771 98-0; FAX: +49 35771 60798; Rd., Boulder, CO 80303 (800-521-6101; 303-447-2828;
KAP Project Services, 1200 Highway 146 South, #260, La e-mail: info@kreisel.eu; web site: www.kreisel.eu) FAX: 303-447-8122; e-mail: info@lightningprotection.com)
Porte, Texas 77571 ((281) 842-8333; FAX: (281) 842- KRUSS GmbH, Marketing, Borsteler Chaussee 85, Ham- Linde AG, Engineering Division, Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Str.
8335; web site: www.kapproservices.com) burg 22453 (+49/40/514401-0; FAX: +49/40/514401-98; 6-14, Pullach 82049 (+49.89.7445-0; FAX: +49.89.7445-
Kason Corp., 67-71 E. Willow St., Millburn, New Jersey e-mail: info@kruss.de; web site: www.kruss.de) 4908; e-mail: info@linde-le.com; web site: www.linde-
07041-1416 (973-467-8140; FAX: 973-258-9533; e-mail: K-Sun Corporation, 370 SMC Drive, PO Box 309, Somer- engineering.com)
info@kason.com; web site: www.kason.com) set, WI 54025 (800-622-6312 USA; 715-247-4440; FAX: Liquid Filtration Specialist, LLC, p o box 1064, Texas
KDF Fluid Treatment, Inc., 1500 KDF Dr., Three Rivers, 715-247-4003; e-mail: info@ksun.com; web site: www. 77305-1064 (e-mail: info@filterconsultant.com)
MI 49093-9287 (800-437-2745; 269-273-3300; FAX: ksun.com) Liquid Process Systems, inc., 1025 Technology Drive, Suite
269-273-4400; e-mail: info@kdfft.com; web site: www. kubit USA, 401 Studewood, Suite 205, Houston, Texas A, Indian Trail, North Carolina 28079 (704-821-1115;
kdfft.com) 77007 ((800)-259-4014; FAX: (800) 313-1391; e-mail: FAX: 704-821-1190; e-mail: info@lps-filtration.com; web
Kemutec Group, Inc., 130 Wharton Rd., Keystone Indus- info@kubitusa.com; web site: www.kubitusa.com) site: www.lps-filtration.com)
trial Park, Bristol, PA 19007 (215-788-8013; FAX: 215- Kubota Corporation, 79 Robinson Road, #20-06, Singapore LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30-
788-5113; e-mail: Sales@KemutecUSA.com; web site: 068897 (6562241919; FAX: 6562245213; e-mail: kubota@ 00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch)
www.KemutecUSA.com) singnet.com.sg; web site: www.kubota-feeders.com) Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Ltd., 1401 Enclave
Key Resin Company, 4050 Clough Woods Drive, Ohio Kurz Instruments Inc., 2411 Garden Road, Monterey, Parkway, Ste. 200, Houston, TX 77077 (281-398-7370;
45103 (e-mail: eborglum@keyresin.com) CA 93940 (8004247356; 831-646-5911; 8004247356; FAX: 281-398-7337; web site: www.lrenergy.org/)
Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, 700 e-mail: sales@kurzinstruments.com; web site: www. L&L Special Furnace Co., Inc., 20 Kent Road, Aston,
Emlen Way, Telford, Pennsylvania 18969 (800-822-1963; kurzinstruments.com/) Pennsylvania 19014 (877-846-7628; 610-459-9216; FAX:
215-822-1963; FAX: 215-997-1839; e-mail: filters@key- 610-459-3689; e-mail: sales@llfurnace.com; web site:
stonefilter.com; web site: www.keystonefilter.com)
KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
L www.llfurnace.com)
Load Cell Central, 28175 Route 220, Pennsylvania 18831
(e-mail: paula@800loadcel.com)
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) LA-MAN Corp., PO Box 328, Mazeppa, MN 55956 (800- LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd.,
International, Distributed by: WATERLEAU France, ZI du 348-2463; 507-843-4800; FAX: 888-905-2626; e-mail: Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01566 (888-600-3247;
Vert Galant, 21 avenue des Gros Chevaus, CS 30015 info@laman.com; web site: www.laman.com) 508-347-2606; FAX: 508-347-2064; web site: www.
ST. OUEN L'AUMONE, Cergy Pontoise Cedex 1 F-95046 LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, loadcontrols.com)
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International, Distributed by: Evergreen Technologies, 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Logical Technology, Inc., 6907 N. Knoxville Ave., Peoria,
Pvt. Ltd., 3-D Maker Bhavan-2,, 18 New Marine Lines, US.LANXESS.com) IL 61614 (800-266-7591; 309-689-2900; FAX: 309-689-
Mumbai 400 020 (+91 22-6156 6969; FAX: +91 22-2201 LAR Process Analysers AG, Neukoellnische Allee 134, Ber- 2911; e-mail: logical@comply1.com; web site: www.
0024) lin 12057 (+49 30 278958-46; FAX: +49 30 278958-703; comply1.com)
Kinergy Corp., 7310 Grade Lane, Louisville, KY 40219 e-mail: sales@lar.com; web site: www.lar.com) LOTUS MIXERS INC., 3448 TECHNOLOGY DRIVE - #201,
(502-366-5685; FAX: 502-366-3701; e-mail: kinergy@ LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse North Venice, FL 34275 (941 966-1885; e-mail: INfo@
kinergy.com; web site: www.kinergy.com) 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- lotusmixers.com; web site: www.lotusmixers.com)
KINESPIN, Division of Kinefac Corporation, 156 Goddard 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: Lucifer Furnaces Inc., 2048 Bunnell Rd., Warrington, PA
Memorial Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts 01603-1260 info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) 18976 (800-378-0095; 215-343-0411; FAX: 215-343-
(508-754-6891; e-mail: kinespin@kinefac.com ; web site: LECO Corporation, 3000 Lakeview Ave., St. Joseph, MI 7388; e-mail: info@luciferfurnaces.com; web site: www.
www.kinespin.com) 49085 (800-292-6141; 269-985-5496; FAX: 269-982- luciferfurnaces.com)
KIRK Process Solutions Ltd, Kirk House, 161 Park Close, 8977; e-mail: info@leco.com; web site: www.leco.com) LUDECA, INC., 1425 NW 88th Ave, Doral, FL 33172 (305-
Walton-on-Thames KT12 1EW (01932 250300; e-mail: 591-8935; FAX: 305-591-1537; e-mail: info@ludeca.com;
info@kirkprocess.com; web site: www.kirkprocess.com) web site: www.ludeca.com)

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Ludman Industries, 4810 North 124th Street, Milwaukee, Membrana, 13800 South Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC 28273 Moore Industries International, Inc., 16650 Schoenborn
WI 53225 (414-431-3500; FAX: 414-431-1850; e-mail: (704-587-8888; FAX: 704-587-8610; e-mail: info@liqui- St., North Hills, CA 91343 (800-999-2900 Within United
sales@ludman.net; web site: www.ludman.net) cel.com or info@liqui-flux.com; web site: www.liqui-cel. States; 818-894-7111; FAX: 818-891-2816; e-mail: info@
Luma Comfort, 3419 E. Chapman Ave. Suite 190, Orange, com or www.liqui-flux.com) miinet.com; web site: www.miinet.com)
CA 92869 (7272663678; e-mail: sales@lumacomfort. Metal Samples Co., 152 Metal Samples Rd., Munford, Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT
com; web site: www.lumacomfort.com) 36268 (256-358-4202; FAX: 256-358-4515; e-mail: 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, msc@alspi.com; web site: www.metalsamples.com) 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site:
QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com) Metano IBC Services, Inc., 2 Merkin Drive, Perrineville, NJ www.mottcorp.com)
Lyntek, Inc., 1550 Dover Street, Lakewood, CO 80215 (303- 08535 (800-634-4128; 732-566-9600; FAX: 732-792- MTR Software, 77 Carlton Street, Suite 808, Toronto, M5S
623-8365; 303-623-0623; FAX: 303-623-0342; e-mail: 2402; e-mail: info@metanousa.com; web site: www. 2S6 (416-596-1499; e-mail: support@fitall.com; web site:
information@lyntek.com; web site: www.lyntek.com) metanousa.com) www.fitall.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental MTS World, LLC, 26511 Opal Hollow Lane, Cypress, Texas
Company, 700 Emlen Way, Telford, Pennsylvania 18969 77433 (314-258-3536; e-mail: mts@mtsworld.com; web
M (800-392-7621; 215-723-8155; FAX: 215-723-2197; e-
mail: info@mp-gps.com; web site: www.mp-gps.com)
site: www.mtsworld.com)
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604
Metso Flow Control Inc, Vanha Porvoontie 229, Vantaa, Fin- (+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@
Maag Pump Systems AG, Aspstrasse 12, Oberglatt / ZH,
land, 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX: +358 20 483 151; e- mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com)
8154 (0041 44 278 82 00; e-mail: welcome@maag.com;
mail: info@metso.com; web site: www.metso.com/valves) See our ad on page 24
web site: www.maag.com)
Metso Minerals Industries, Inc., 2715 Pleasant Valley Road
Madison Co., 27 Business Park Dr., Branford, CT 06405-
(zip 17402), P.O. Box 15043, York, PA 17405 (717-843-
2931 (800-466-5383 (US & Canada) (US & Canada);
8671; 800-479-0362; FAX: 717-845-5154; e-mail: miner-
203-488-4477; FAX: 203-481-5036; e-mail: info@madi-
als.info@metso.com; web site: www.metso.com)
sonco.com; web site: www.madisonco.com)
Mettler-Toledo, Inc., 1900 Polaris Pkwy., Columbus, OH
Magnetic Products, Inc., P.O. Box 529, 683 Town Center
43240-4518 (800-523-5123; 614-438-4511; FAX: 614-438-
Dr., Highland, MI 48357 (800 544 5930; 248 887 5600; MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
4518; e-mail: indinfo@mt.com; web site: www.mt.com)
FAX: 248 887 6100; e-mail: info@mpimagnet.com; web Pennsylvania 19355 (800-225-7440; 610-408-8361;
Meyer Tool & Mfg., Inc., 4601 w. southwest highway,
site: www.mpimagnet.com) FAX: 610-408-8365; e-mail: techinfo@multitherm.
oaklawn, IL 60453 (7084259080; 7732308168; FAX:
Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc., 8901 Research Drive, com; web site: www.multitherm.com)
7084252612; e-mail: m.carr@mtm-inc.com)
Charlotte, NC 28262 (1-877-240-0171; 1-877-240-0171; Munson Machinery Company, Inc., 210 Seward Avenue,
MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
1-704-547-0622; FAX: 1-704-503-5054; e-mail: bharri@ Utica, New York 13502-5750 (800-944-6644; 315-797-
D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
mcpolymers.com; web site: www.mcpolymers.com) 0090; FAX: 315-797-5582; e-mail: info@munsonmachin-
9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Stadtbachstrasse 1, Augsburg ery.com; web site: www.munsonmachinery.com)
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
86153 (+49 (0)821-3220; FAX: 49 (0)821-322 3382; e- Munters Corporation, 225 S. Magnolia Avenue, Buena Vista, VA
Microdyn Technologies, Inc., 2700 Sumner BLVD. Suite
mail: turbomachinery@mandieselturbo.com; web site: 24416 (800-843-5360; 540-291-1111; FAX: 540-291-3333;
136, Raleigh, North Carolina 27616 (919-341-5936; FAX:
www.mandieselturbo.com) e-mail: dhinfo@munters.com; web site: www.munters.us)
919-341-5935; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.com; web
manning & Lewis, 848 east 43rd street, New York 11210 Munters Corporation, Air Treatment, 79 Monroe St., P.O.
site: www.microdyntech.com)
(e-mail: mike@manninglewis.com) Box 640, Amesbury, MA 01913-0640 (800-843-5360;
Microfluidics, 30 Ossipee Rd., Newton, MA 02464-9101
manning&lewis div rubicon industries corp, 848 East 43rd 978-241-1100; FAX: 978-241-1214; e-mail: dhinfo@
(800-370-5452; 617-969-5452; FAX: 617-965-1213;
Street, Brooklyn, New York 11210 (800-662-6999; 718- munters.com; web site: www.munters.us)
e-mail: mixinginfo@idexcorp.com; web site: www.micro-
434-4700; 908-687-2400; e-mail: sales@manninglewis. Munters Corporation, Zeol, 79 Monroe Street, Amesbury,
fluidicscorp.com)
com) MA 01913-0600 (800-843-5360; 978-241-1100; FAX:
MICROMO, 14881 Evergreen Ave., Clearwater, FL 33762-
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., 305 Armstrong Av- 978-241-1220; e-mail: dhinfo@munters.com; web site:
3008 (800-807-9166; 727-572-0131; FAX: 727-573-5918;
enue, Unit 9, Georgetown, L7G 4X6 (1-855-873-7791 www.munters.us)
e-mail: info@micromo.com; web site: www.micromo.com)
North America; 905-873-7791; 905-873-9426; FAX: 905- Munters GmbH, Hans-Duncker-Str. 8 21035 (e-mail: an-
Micromold Products, Inc., 7 Odell Plaza #133, Yonkers,
873-6012; e-mail: markland@sludgecontrols.com; web drea.lindemann@munters.de)
New York 10701 (914-969-2850)
site: www.sludgecontrols.com) Musco Engineering Associates, 375 Morgan Lane, Unit
MIDAC Corp., 6 Coleman Ave, Westfield, MA 01085 (e-
Mars Mineral, P.O. Box 719, Mars, PA 16046 (724-538- 307, West Haven, CT 06516 (203-932-1901; FAX: 203-
mail: info@midac.com; web site: www.midac.com)
3000; FAX: 724-538-5078; e-mail: info@marsmineral. 931-1550; e-mail: mmusco@muscoengineering.com)
Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., P.O. Box 2075 (22604),
com; web site: www.marsmineral.com) M+W Central Europe GmbH, Lotterbergstr. 30 70499 (e-
385 Battaille Dr., Winchester, VA 22601 (800-336-7300;
Martin Engineering, One Martin Place, Neponset, IL 61345 mail: contact.ce@mwgroup.net)
540-667-8500; FAX: 540-667-9074; e-mail: sales@mid-
(800-544-2947; 309-852-2384; FAX: 800-814-1553; e-mail: Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor-
wescofilter.com; web site: www.midwescofilter.com)
info@martin-eng.com; web site: www.martin-eng.com) nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail:
Midwest Steel Company Inc, 9825 Moers Road, Houston,
Martin Vibration Systems, 990 Degurse Ave., Marine City, sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
Texas 77075 ((713) 991-7843; FAX: (713) 991-4745; web
MI 48039 ((800) 474-4538; (810) 765-7460; FAX: (810) See our ad on page 23
site: www.midwest-steel.com)
474-4538; e-mail: mikel@shake-it.com; web site: www.
Milamar Coatings L.L.C., 311 NW 122 St, Suite 100, Okla-
Shake-it.com)
Material Transfer & Storage Inc., 1214 Lincoln Rd., P.O.
Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-7068; 269-
homa City, OK 73114 (800-459-7659; 405-755-8448;
FAX: 405-755-8450; e-mail: milamar@casspolymers.
com; web site: www.milamar.com)
N
673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail: sales@material-
MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55 Nantong Fareast Chemical Equipment Co. LTD, Interna-
transfer.com; web site: www.materialtransfer.com)
Backus Ave., Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (800- tional Trading, Yuanqiao Industrial Park, Qinzao Town,
Matsushima Measure Tech, c/o AAAmachine, 1291 Rand
992-2424; 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Nantong 226011 (++86 813 85956297; FAX: ++86 513
Rd., Des Plaines, IL 60016 (800-996-0070 USA, Canada;
Support@mschem.com; web site: www.miller- 83564755; e-mail: sale@graphitequip.com; web site:
847-481-8264; FAX: 847-376-3530; e-mail: matsushima-
stephenson.com) www.graphitequip.com)
m700@aaamachine.com; web site: www.aaamachine.
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., 4135 Business Center Drive, Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, PO Box 130, Bentleyville,
com/partner/matsushima/matsushima-usa.html)
Fremont, CA 94538 (888-464-5726; 510-656-2001; FAX: PA 15314 (800-553-NASH; 7242391500; 7242391500;
McGill AirClean LLC, 1777 Refugee Road, Columbus,
510-656-2004; e-mail: sls@mil-ram.com; web site: www. FAX: 724-239-1502; e-mail: nash@gardnerdenver.com;
OH 43207-2119 (614-829-1200; FAX: 614-445-8759;
mil-ram.com) web site: www.GDNash.com)
e-mail: sales@mcgillairclean.com; web site: www.mcgil-
Milward Alloys, 500 Mill Street, Lockport, NY 14094 (800- Nash Europe Ltd., Road One, Industrial Estate, Winsford,
lairclean.com)
833-6600; 716-434-5536; FAX: 716-434-3257; e-mail: Cheshire CW7 3PL (44-1606-542400; FAX: 44-1606-
McGill AirFlow LLC, One Mission Park, Groveport, OH 43125
Milward@milward.com; web site: www.milward.com) 542434; e-mail: nash@gardnerdenver.com; web site:
(614-829-1200; FAX: 614-829-1291; e-mail: marketing@
MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, 36135 Salem Grange Rd., PO www.GDNash.com)
mcgillairflow.com; web site: www.mcgillairflow.com)
Box 720, Salem, OH 44460 (800-227-7487 USA; 330- National Pump Company, 7706 N. 71st Ave., Glendale,
McGill AirPressure LLC, 1777 Refugee Road, Columbus,
332-4958; 330-332-0545; FAX: 330-332-1543; e-mail: AZ 85303 (800-966-5240; 623-979-3560; FAX: 623-
OH 43207 (614-829-1200; FAX: 614-445-8759; e-mail:
info@vorti-siv.com; web site: www.vorti-siv.com) 979-2177; e-mail: info@natlpump.com; web site: www.
sales@mcgillairpressure.com; web site: www.mcgillair-
Mobile Modular, 4445 East Sam Houston Pkwy South, Pasa- nationalpumpcompany.com)
pressure.com)
dena, Texas 77505 ((866) 361-1888; (281) 487-9222; FAX: NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Geretsrieder Str. 1,
McGill AirSilence LLC, 2400 Fairwood Avenue, Columbus,
(281) 487-1289; web site: www.mobilemodularrents.com) Waldkraiburg, 84478 (+49 8638 63-0; FAX: +49 8638
OH 43207-2700 (614-829-1200; FAX: 614-829-1488;
Modern Process Equipment, Inc., 3125 S. Kolin Ave., 67981; e-mail: info.nps@netzsch.com; web site: https://
e-mail: sales@mcgillairsilence.com; web site: www.
Chicago, IL 60623 (773-254-3929; FAX: 773-254-3935; pumpen.netzsch.com/de/)
mcgillairsilence.com)
e-mail: solution@mpechicago.com; web site: www. NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH,
McPherson, 7A Stuart Road, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
mpechicago.com) Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-500;
01824-4107 (800-255-1055 Contiguous 48; 978-256-
M. O. Industries, 9 Whippany Rd, Unit B1-2, Whippany, NJ FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-neo-
4512; FAX: 978-250-8625; e-mail: mcp@mcphersoninc.
07981 (973-386-9228; FAX: 973-428-0221; e-mail: sales@ tec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
com; web site: www.mcphersoninc.com)
moindustries.com; web site: www.moindustries.com) NewAge Industries, Inc., 145 James Way, Southampton,
M&C TechGroup, 6019 Olivas Park Drive, Ste G, Ventura, CA
MoistTech Corp., 1283 Tallevast Rd, Sarasota, FL 34243 PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-2300; FAX:
93003 ((805) 654 6970; FAX: (805) 654 6971; e-mail: info@
(9413517870; 9413517870; FAX: 9413517870; e-mail: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindustries.com; web
mc-techgroup.com; web site: www.mc-techgroup.com)
afordham@moisttech.com) site: www.newageindustries.com)
McWane and Associates, P.O. Box 5516, San Jose, Califor-
Mokon, 2150 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, NY 14207 (716-876- Newman Regency Group, 12705 S. Kirkwood, Stafford, TX
nia 95150 (559-230-1442; e-mail: omcwane@material-
9951; FAX: 716-874-8048; e-mail: sales@mokon.com; 77429 ((281) 980-7448; FAX: (281) 980-7447; e-mail:
site.com; web site: www.materialsite.com)
web site: www.mokon.com) jeff@newmanregency.com; web site: www.newmanre-
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, 1550 Industrial
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., 260 Hudson River gencygroup.com)
Drive, Owosso, Michigan 48867 (989 725 8184; FAX:
Road, Waterford, New York 12188 (888-295-2392; 614- Newson Gale Ltd, Omega House, Private Road 8, Colwick,
989 729 1013; e-mail: mefiag@cecoenviro.com; web
986-2495; 614-986-2496; e-mail: 4information@momen- Nottingham NG4 2JX (44-115-940-7500; FAX: 44-115-
site: www.mefiag.com)
tive.com; web site: www.momentive.com) 940-7501; e-mail: groundit@newson-gale.co.uk; web
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Rosenfelder Str. 35, Balingen
Monitor Technologies LLC, 44W320 Keslinger Rd., Elburn, site: www.newson-gale.com)
D-72336 (+49 7433 26 05 0; FAX: +49 7433 26 05 41; e-
IL 60119 (800-601-6204 US & Canada; 630-365-9403; NexGen Enviro Systems Inc., 190 East Hoffman Avenue,
mail: sales@mehrer.de; web site: www.mehrer.de)
FAX: 630-365-5646; e-mail: monitor@monitortech.com; Lindenhurst, NY 11757 (800-842-1630; 631-226-2930;
Meissner Filtration Products, 1001 Flynn Road, Camarillo,
web site: www.monitortech.com) FAX: 631-226-3125; e-mail: info@nexgenenviro.com;
California 93012 (800-391-9458; 805-388-9911; FAX:
web site: www.nexgenenviro.com)
805-388-5948; e-mail: info@meissner.com; web site:
www.meissner.com)

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Nier Systems Inc, 6678 Newport Lake Circl, Boca Raton, PARATHERM CORP., 31 Portland Rd, Conshohocken, Polyguard Products, Inc., P.O. Box 755, Ennis, TX 75120-
Florida 33496 (1-561-989-0049; FAX: 1-561-995-6763; Pennsylvania 19428 (800-222-3611 (US, CAN, Carib- 0755 (800-541-4994; 972-875-8421; FAX: 972-875-9425;
e-mail: niersyst@bellsouth.net; web site: www.niersys- bean); 610-941-4900; FAX: 610-941-9191; e-mail: info@ e-mail: polyguard@polyguardproducts.com; web site:
tems.com) paratherm.com; web site: www.paratherm.com) www.polyguardproducts.com)
Niles Steel Tank, 725 Talamore Drive, Ambler, PA 19002 Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, 95 PolyScience, 6600 W. Touhy Ave., Niles, IL 60714 (800-229-
(215-641-2114; FAX: 215-646-7984; e-mail: info@nilesst. Edgewood Ave., New Britain, CT 06051 (800-Valve05; 7569; 847-647-0611; FAX: 847-647-1155; e-mail: sales@
com; web site: www.nilesst.com) 860-827-2300; FAX: 860-827-2384; e-mail: skinner- polyscience.com; web site: www.polyscience.com)
valve@parker.com; web site: www.parker.com/fcd) Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, East Coast Office, 25
Parker Hannifin O-Ring Division, 2360 Palumbo Drive, Lex- South Street, Suite A, Hopkinton 01748 ((508) 417-1035;
ington, KY 40509 ((859) 269-2351; FAX: (859) 335-5123; FAX: (508) 281-4725; e-mail: analytics@polytec.com;
e-mail: ordmailbox@parker.com; web site: www.parker. web site: www.analytics-online.com)
com/orings) Pompetravaini SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano Primo,
20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX: +39 0331 889 057;
Parsec, Inc., 180 North Riverview, No. 300, Anaheim, CA
e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it; web site: www.pom-
92808 (714-996-5302; FAX: 714-996-1845; e-mail: info@
petravaini.it)
parsec-corp.com; web site: www.parsec-corp.com)
Particle Reduction Service, 65 Scott St., Elk Grove Village,
Pope Scientiic, Inc., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
IL 60007 (847-593-2025; FAX: 847-593-2046; e-mail: Woods Blvd., Saukville, Wisconsin 53080 (262-268-
particlereduction@att.net) 9300; FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com;
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Patterson Ind. Canada, of All-Weld Company Limited, 49 web site: www.popeinc.com)
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Passmore Ave., Scarborough, M1V 4T1 (800-336-1110; Porvair Filtration Group Inc, 10190 Maple Leaf Court,
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) 416-694-3381; FAX: 416-691-2768; e-mail: process@ Ashland, VA 23005 (804 550 1600; FAX: 804 550 3262;
See our ad on page 15 pattersonindustries.com; web site: www.pattersonin- e-mail: info@porvairfiltration.com; web site: www.por-
Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, 45677 Helm St., P.O. Box dustries.com) vairfiltration.com)
701460, Plymouth, MI 48170 (734-459-8600; FAX: 734- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois Posi-flate, 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul, MN 55110-
459-8686; e-mail: sales@sealantequipment.com; web 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- 5193 (651-484-5800; FAX: 651-484-7015; e-mail: info@
site: www.sealantequipment.com) 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: posiflate.com; web site: www.posiflate.com)
Northwest Analytics, Inc., 111 SW Fifth Avenue #800,
www.pauloabbe.com) Powder Systems Ltd, Estuary Business Park, Liverpool
Portland, OR 97204 (888-692-7638; 503-224-7727; FAX:
See our ad on page 24 L24 8RG (+44 151 448 7700; FAX: +44 151 448 7702;
503-224-5236; e-mail: nwa@nwasoft.com; web site:
PBM Valves Inc., 1070 Sandy Hill Rd., Irwin, PA 15642 (800- e-mail: info@powdersystems.com; web site: www.pow-
www.nwasoft.com)
967-4726; 724-863-0550; FAX: 724-864-9255; e-mail: dersystems.com)
info@pbmvalve.com; web site: www.pbmvalve.com) PP PUBLICO Publications, Julienstr. 40, Essen, NRW D-45130
O PCA GmbH, Lebacher Strasse 60, Building 60, Heusweiler

66265 (49 6806 603730; FAX: 49 6806 603731; e-mail:
s.mueller_z@pca-gmbh.com; web site: www.pca-gmbh.
(49-201-79-12-12; FAX: 49-201-79-88-278; e-mail: pp-
publico@online.de; web site: www.pp-publico.de)
PQ Systems, 210B E Spring Valley Rd, Dayton, Ohio 45458
Obetego, PO Box 487, 100 Gradyville Road, Glen Mills, com) (8007773020; 9378134700; FAX: 9378134701; e-mail:
Pennsylvania 19342 ((610) 459-1631; e-mail: obetego@ PDC Machines, Inc., Warwick Commons, 1875 Stout Dr., sales@pqsystems.com; web site: www.pqsystems.com)
gmail.com; web site: www.obetego.com) P.O. Box 2733, Warminster, PA 18974 (215-443-9442; PRAJ INDUSTRIES LIMITED, Praj Tower" 274 & 275,
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- FAX: 215-443-8530; e-mail: info@pdcmachines.com; Bhumkar Chowk-Hinjewadi Road,, Hinjewadi, Pune
shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 411057. (+912022951511; FAX: +912022951718; e-
web site: www.pdcmachines.com)
8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- mail: info@praj.net; web site: www.praj.net)
PDR-Separations LLC, 3 Old Meadow Way, Palm Beach
muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) Prater-Sterling, 2 Sammons Court, Bollingbrook, IL 60440 (800-
Gardens, FL 33418 (561 818-8445; FAX: 561 429-4541;
Omega Engineering Inc., One Omega Dr., P.O. Box 4047, 323-5735; 630-759-9595; FAX: 630-759-6099; e-mail: info@
e-mail: info@pdr-separations.com; web site: www.pdr-
Stamford, Connecticut 06907-0047 (800-826-6342; 203- prater-sterling.com; web site: www.prater-sterling.com)
359-1660; FAX: 203-359-7700; e-mail: info@omega.com; separations.com) Presto Lifts Inc., 50 Commerce Way, Norton, MA 02766
web site: www.omega.com) PENTA Engineering, P.A., 13835 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, (800-343-9322; 508-222-0177; FAX: 508-222-2996; e-mail:
Omni-Lift, Inc., 1485 S. 300 W., Salt Lake City, UT 84115- NC 28273-6738 (704-588-8877; FAX: 704-588-9006; sales@prestolifts.com; web site: www.prestolifts.com)
5137 (801-486-3776; FAX: 801-486-3780; e-mail: omni- e-mail: scommisso@pentaengr.com; web site: www. Primera Technology, 2 Carlson Parkway North, Plymouth, Min-
belt@aol.com; web site: www.omni-lift.com) pentaengr.com) nesota 55447 ((763) 475-6676; FAX: (763) 475-6677; e-mail:
ONLY Technology LTD, wuhan,China (e-mail: info@only- Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, sales@primera.com; web site: www.primeralabel.com)
whdf.com; web site: www.onlywhdf.com) Mannheim 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; Procedyne Corp., 11 Industrial Dr., New Brunswick, NJ
optek-Danulat, Inc., N118W18748 Bunsen Drive, German- e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www. 08901 (732-249-8347; FAX: 732-249-7220; e-mail: mail@
town, WI 53022 (888-864-4288; e-mail: chem@optek. pepperl-fuchs.com) procedyne.com; web site: www.procedyne.com)
com; web site: www.optek.com) PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd, P.O.Box 240 1794000 (e-mail: sru- Process Combustion Corp., 5460 Horning Rd., Pittsburgh,
Optel Vision, 2680 Blvd du Parc Technologique G1P 4S6 goa@permixtec.com) PA 15236 (412-655-0955; FAX: 412-655-0961; e-mail:
(e-mail: ken.fallu@optelvision.com) Petron Plus Global, Inc., PO Box 644, Hutchinson, Kansas pcc@pcc-sterling.com; web site: www.pcc-sterling.com)
OR Co 0908 002, 123 Fake Street, #333, New York 10023 67504-0644 (620-663-8559; e-mail: gary.clark@ppxfor-
(e-mail: nt0908-002@bogusmail.com) mula7.com; web site: www.petronplusglobal.com)
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle- Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., 172 E. Aurora St., Waterbury, CT
wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201- 06708 (800-225-5172; 203-574-0075; FAX: 203-574-
568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival. 3181; e-mail: sales@pfaltzandbauer.com; web site:
com; web site: www.orival.com) www.pfaltzandbauer.com)
Oseco, 1701 W. Tacoma, P.O. Box 1327, Broken Arrow, OK PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
74013-1327 (800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251- 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
2809; e-mail: sales@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com) e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www. PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
Osram Sylvania, 100 Endicott St., Danvers, MA 01923- pfeiffer-vacuum.com) South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
3623 (800-544-4828; 978-777-1900; FAX: 978-750-2152; See our ad on page 27 37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@
web site: www.sylvania.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., 24 Trafalgar Square, Nashua, NH processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
Outotec (USA), Inc., 8280 Stayton Dr., Ste M, Jussup, Mary-
03063 (800-248-8254; 603-578-6500; FAX: 603-578-
land 20794 ((301) 543 1200; e-mail: filters@outotec.com) Process Engineering Associates is an applied Chemical
6550; e-mail: contact@pfeiffer-vacuum.com; web site:
Oxford Lasers, Inc., 2 Shaker Road, Unit B104, Shirley, MA Engineering company. Services include plant design,
01464 (800-222-3632; 978-425-0755; FAX: 978-425- www.pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, new process design, existing process scale-up, pro-
4487; e-mail: oxford.inc@oxfordlasers.com; web site: cess modeling/simulation, operations support, process
www.oxfordlasers.com) Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site: troubleshooting, process optimization, and process
www.phoenixcontact.com) safety.
P PHOENIX Conveyor Belt Systems GmbH, Hannoversche

Strasse 88, Hamburg 21079 (+49 40 7667 -03; FAX: +49
International, Gulf Coast Regional Office, 25353 Friendship
Road, Suite B, Daphne, AL 36526 ((251) 709-6730)
International, Pacific Coast Regional Office, 1933 Jadwin
40 7667 2413; e-mail: info@phoenix-cbs.com; web site:
Pacific Scale Co., Inc., 16002 S.E. 106, P.O. Box 1606, Avenue, Suite 225, Richland, Washington 99354 ((509)
www.phoenix-conveyor-belts.com)
Clackamas, OR 97015 (800-537-1886; 503-657-7500; 430-5328)
Pick Heaters Inc., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516, West
FAX: 503-657-5561; e-mail: psco@pacifier.com; web PA, Eastern Regional Office, 329 East Second Street, Boy-
Bend, WI 53095 (800-233-9030; 262-338-1191; FAX:
site: www.pacificscale.com) ertown 19512 ((610) 369-2747; FAX: (865) 220-8729)
262-338-8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: TN, Process Engineering International, LLC, 700 South
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House,
www.pickheaters.com) Illinois Ave., Suite A-201, Oak Ridge 37830 ((865) 220-
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata, 700027
(+913340133000; FAX: +913340133499; e-mail: PJSC "CONCERN STIROL" 8722; FAX: (865) 220-8729)
pctccu@paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.com) P-Ker Engineering, 1880 Waterport Rd., PO Box 26, Wa- Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
See our ad on page 84 terport, NY 14571 (716-845-6398; FAX: 716-845-6479; and Process Safety Engineering, 636 Prospect St.,
Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, 234 Old Weaverville e-mail: info@pkerengineering.com; web site: www. Westfield, New Jersey 07090 (9089673807; e-mail:
Road, Asheville, North Carolina 28804-1260 (800-421- pkerengineering.com) pse@prosyseng.com; web site: www.prosyseng.com)
2853; 828-658-3131; FAX: 828-658-0728; e-mail: info@ Pneumatech, Inc., 1800 Overview Dr, Rock Hill, SC 29730 Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103,
palmerwahl.com; web site: www.palmerwahl.com) (800-336-2285; 262-658-4300; FAX: 803-817-7211; e- New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com)
PANalytical BV, Lelyweg 1, P.O. Box 13, Almelo, 7600 AA mail: Jon.Sanders@pneumatech.com; web site: www. Process Systems Enterprise Limited, 5th Floor East, 26-28
(31-546-534-444; FAX: 31-546-534-598; e-mail: info@ pneumatech.com) Hamersmith Grove, London W6 7HA (44-20-8563-0888;
panalytical.com; web site: www.panalytical.com) PNR AMERICA, LLC, One Civic Center Plaza, Suite 303, FAX: 44-20-8563-0999; e-mail: info@psenterprise.com;
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (845-483-7770; FAX: 845- web site: www.psenterprise.com)
483-7755; e-mail: info@pnramerica.com; web site: www.
pnramerica.com)
Pollution Control Systems, Inc., 5827 Happy Hollow Rd.,
Suite 1B, Milford, OH 45150-1839 (513-831-1165; FAX:
513-965-4812; e-mail: polconsys@aol.com; web site:
www.pollutioncontrolsystem.com)

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PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205, Richman Chemical, 768 North Bethlehem Pike, Ste 204, Lower Schenck Process GmbH, Pallaswiesenstr. 100, Darmstadt
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, California 95201-0590 (800- Gwynedd, PA 19002 ((215) 628-2946; e-mail: dl@richman- 64293 (0049 (0) 6151 1531-0; FAX: 0049 (0) 6151 1531-
344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209- chemical.ccom; web site: www.richmanchemical.com) 66; e-mail: info@schenckprocess.com; web site: www.
943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Otto-Schott-Str. 2, P.O. Box schenckprocess.com)
site: www.procoproducts.com) 100609, Kempen 47906 (+49-2152-146-0; FAX: +49- Schurter, Inc., 447 Aviation Blvd., Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Progressive Recovery Inc., 700 Industrial Dr., Dupo, IL 2152-146-190; e-mail: richter-info@idexcorp.com; web ((707) 636-3000; FAX: (707) 636-3033; e-mail: info@sch-
62239-0126 (800-732-3793; 618-286-5000; FAX: 618- site: www.richter-ct.com) urterinc.com; web site: www.schurterinc.com)
286-5009; e-mail: sales@progressive-recovery.com; web River Consulting, One Robinson Plaza, Suite 400, Pitts- Schutte & Koerting, 2510 Metropolitan Drive, Trevose, PA
site: www.progressive-recovery.com) burgh, Pennsylvania 15202 (412.471.5900; FAX: 19053 (800-752-8558; 215-639-0900; FAX: 215-639-
ProSim SA, Immeuble Stratege A, 51, rue Ampere, LABEGE 412.722.1681; web site: riverconsulting.com) 1597; e-mail: sales@s-k.com; web site: www.s-k.com)
31670 (+33(0)5 62 88 24 30; FAX: +33 (0)5 62 88 24 39; RKI Instruments, Inc., 33248 Central Avenue, Union City, Schutte & Koerting, 2510 Metropolitan Drive, Trevose, PA
e-mail: info@prosim.net; web site: www.prosim.net) CA 94587-2010 (800-754-5165; 510 441-5656; FAX: 510 19053 (800-752-8558; 215-639-0900; FAX: 215-639-
ProSonix LLC, P.O. Box 26676, Milwaukee, WI 53226 (800-849- 441-5650; e-mail: orders@rkiinstruments.com) 1597; e-mail: sales@s-k.com; web site: www.s-k.com)
1130 North America; 800-849-1130; FAX: 414-755-7177; Rockwell Automation, Inc., 1201 South Second Street., Mil- Schutte & Koerting, 2510 Metropolitan Drive, Trevose, PA
e-mail: info@pro-sonix.com; web site: www.pro-sonix.com) waukee, WI 53204-2496 (414-382-2000; 800-223-5354; 19053 (800-752-8558; 215-639-0900; FAX: 215-639-
ProSys, Inc., 2822 O‚ÄôNeal Lane Bldg A, Baton Rouge, FAX: 414-382-4444; e-mail: webmaster@rockwellauto- 1597; e-mail: sales@s-k.com; web site: www.s-k.com)
Louisiana 70816 (225-291-9591; FAX: 225-291-9594; e- mation.com; web site: www.rockwellautomation.com) Scientific Dust Collectors, 4101 W. 126th St., Alsip, IL
mail: sales@prosys.com; web site: www.prosys.com) Rockwell Software Brand, Rockwell Automation, Inc., 1201 60803-1901 (708-597-7090; FAX: 708-597-0313; e-mail:
PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Oskar-Messter-Str. South Second Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204-2496 scidustcollectors@scientificdust.com; web site: www.
19-21, Ismaning, 85737 (89-99616-0; FAX: 89-99616- (800-223-5354; 414-382-2000; FAX: 414-382-4444; scientificdustcollectors.com)
200; e-mail: info@pruftechnik.com; web site: www. e-mail: webmaster@rockwellautomation.com; web site: Security Engineered Machinery, P.O. Box 1045, Westboro,
pruftechnik.com) www.rockwellautomation.com) MA 01581 (800-225-9293; 508-366-1488; FAX: 508-
PSL USA, Cliffside Research Park, 3944 North Mountain Roth Pump, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, Illinois 61204 (1-888- 366-6814; e-mail: info@semshred.com; web site: www.
View Drive. STE. 100, Boise, ID 83704 (208 376 7008; 444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-5142; e-mail: semshred.com)
FAX: 208-378-7008; e-mail: pslusa@powdersystems; roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site: www.rothpump.com) seepex GmbH, Scharnhoelzstr. 344, Bottrop D-46240
web site: www.powdersystems. com) Roto-Disc, 514 Enterprise Dr., Unit A, Erlanger, KY 41017 (+49.2041.996-0; FAX: +49.2041.996-400; e-mail: info@
Psychsoftpc, Rte 53, Quincy, MA 02171 (617-417-8733; e-mail: (513-871-2600; FAX: 513-871-9013; e-mail: info@roto- seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
sales@psychsoftpc.com; web site: www.psychsoftpc.com) disc.com; web site: www.rotodisc.com) seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
Pulsair Systems, Inc., Office 13643 NE i26th Place, Kirk- RPS Engineering, Inc., 1300 Crispin Drive, PO Box 5186, 695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
land, WA 98034-8705, Mail PO Box 562 Bellevue, WA Elgin, IL 60123 (800-931-1950 usa/canada; 847-931- sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com)
98009-0562, Bellevue, Washington 98009 (800-582- 1950; FAX: 847-931-4274; e-mail: rpstanis@rpsengi- Sefar Inc., 111 Calumet St., Buffalo, New York 14043 (800-
7797 North America; 425-455-1263; FAX: 425-451-7312; neering.com; web site: www.rpsengineering.com) 995-0531; 800-995-0531; FAX: 716-683-4053; e-mail:
e-mail: sales@pulsair.com; web site: www.pulsair.com) R. STAHL, Am Bahnof 30, Waldenburg 74638 (+49 (0) sales@sefar.us; web site: www.sefar.us)
Pump Solutions Group, 22069 Van Buren Street, Grand 7942-943-0; FAX: +49 (0) 7942-943-4333; e-mail: info@ Sensor Electronics Corp., 5500 Lincoln Dr., Minneapolis,
Terrace, California 92313 ((909) 422-1739; FAX: (909) stahl.de; web site: www.stahl.de) MN 55436 (800-285-3651; 952-938-9486; FAX: 952-938-
512-1209; e-mail: info@psgdover.com; web site: www. Rupture Pin Technology, 8230 SW 8th Street, Oklahoma City, 9617; e-mail: sales@sensorelectronic.com; web site:
pumpsg.com) OK 73128 (405-789-1884; FAX: 405-789-1942; e-mail: www.sensorelectronic.com)
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., 557 Capital Dr., Lake sales@rupturepin.com; web site: www.rupturepin.com) Sensor Electronics Corporation, 12730 Creek View Avenue,
Zurich, IL 60047-6711 (888-788-8050 USA & Canada; Russelectric Inc., South Shore Park, Hingham, MA 02043- Savage, MN 55378 (800.285.3651; 952.938.9486; FAX:
847-726-6000; FAX: 847-726-6051; e-mail: info@ 4387 (800-225-5250; 781-749-6000; FAX: 781-749- 952.938.9617; e-mail: sales@sensorelectronic.com; web
pureaire.net; web site: www.pureairemonitoring.com) 4205; e-mail: info@russelectric.com; web site: www. site: www.sensorelectronic.com)
russelectric.com) Sensor Technology Ltd, Apollo Park, Ironstone Lane, Wrox-
RVT Process Equipment, Inc., 9047 Executive Park Drive, Suite ton, Banbury OX15 6AY (44 1869 238400; FAX: 44 1869
Q 222, Knoxville, TN 37923 ((865)-694-2089; FAX: (865)-560-
3115; e-mail: info@rvtpe.net; web site: www.rvtpe.net)
238401; e-mail: info@sensors.co.uk; web site: www.
sensors.co.uk)
SensoTech GmbH, Steinfeldstr. 1, Magdeburg-Barleben,
Q-Lab Corporation, 800 Canterbury Rd., Westlake, Ohio
44145 (+1-440-835-8700; FAX: +1-440-835-8738; e-
mail: info@q-lab.com; web site: www.q-lab.com)
Qosina, 150-Q Executive Dr., Edgewood, NY 11717-8329
S 39179 (+49 39203 514 100; FAX: +49 39203 514 109; e-
mail: info@sensotech.com; web site: www.sensotech.com)
SensoTech Inc., 1341 Hamburg Turnpike, Suite 2-3,
Sahyadri Engineering Corporation, 7, Diamond Industrial Wayne, New Jersey 07093 (973 832 4575; FAX: 973 832
(631-242-3000; FAX: 631-242-3230; e-mail: info@qosina.
Estate, Opp. Virwani Industrial Estate, Near Western 4576; e-mail: sales-usa@sensotech.com; web site: www.
com; web site: www.qosina.com)
Express Highway, Goregaon (East), Mumbai - 400 063., sensotech.com)
Quadro Engineering Corp., 613 Colby Drive, WATERLOO,
W-142, 70 Bungalow, Tarapur Industrial Area, Tarapur - Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North,
N2V 1A1 (519-884-9660; FAX: 519-884-0253; e-mail:
401 506. 400063 (e-mail: info@sahyadrienggcorp.com) Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262-
quadrosales@idexcorp.com; web site: www.quadro.com)
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS, 567-4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site:
Quality America, Inc., PO Box 30591, Tucson, AZ 85751
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, New York 14303 (716- www.sentry-equip.com)
(800-722-6154 US; 520-722-6154; FAX: 520-722-6705;
278-6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@ sera ComPress GmbH, sera-Str. 1, Immenhausen, 34376
e-mail: sales@qualityamerica.com; web site: www.qual-
saint-gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com) (+49 (0)5673 999-04; FAX: +49 (0)5673 999-05; e-mail:
ityamerica.com)
See our ad on page 167 info-compress@sera-web.com; web site: www.sera-web.
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, Washing-
Samco Technologies Inc, One River Rock Drive, Buffalo, New com/en/compressor-technology)
ton 98032 (e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
York 14207 ((716) 743-9000; FAX: (716) 743-1220; e-mail: sera ProDos GmbH, sera-Str. 1, Immenhausen, D- 34376
sales@samcotech.com; web site: www.samcotech.com) (+49 (0)5673 999-02; FAX: +49 (0)5673 999-03; e-mail:
R SAMSON Controls, Inc., 4111 Cedar Blvd., Baytown, Texas

77523-5888 (281-383-3677; FAX: 281-383-3690; e-mail: sam-
son@samson-usa.com; web site: www.samson-usa.com)
info-prodos@sera-web.com; web site: www.sera-web.
com/en/dosing-technology)
SGB GmbH, Hofstr. 10, Siegen 57076 (+49 271 48964-0;
Radleys, Radleys CB11 3AZ (e-mail: marketing@radleys.co.uk) Samuel Pressure Vessel Group, 2121 Cleveland Ave, Mari- FAX: +49 271 48964-6; e-mail: sgb@sgb.de; web site:
RAS Process Equipment Inc., 324 Meadowbrook Rd., Rob- nette, WI 54143 (800-247-8265, ext 30418; FAX: 715- www.sgb.de)
binsville, NJ 08691 (609-371-1000; FAX: 609-371-1200; 735-5488; e-mail: spvg@samuel.com; web site: www. Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, R-664,Rabale MIDC,,
e-mail: sales@ras-inc.com; web site: www.ras-inc.com) samuelpressurevesselgroup.com) Rabale, NaviMumbai 400086 (91-22-27696339;
Raytek Corp., 1201 Shaffer Rd., Bldg. #2, Santa Cruz, CA SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, TUBULAR 912227696322; FAX: 91-22-27696325; e-mail: shar-
95060 (800-227-8074; 831-458-3900; FAX: 831-458- PRODUCTS, P.O. Box 1220, Scranton, Pennsylvania plex@vsnl.com; web site: www.sharplex.com)
1497; e-mail: solutions@raytek.com; web site: www. 18501 (800-755-8823; 570-585-7500; FAX: 570-585- Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, 7102 Riverwood Dr., Co-
raytek.com) 7642; web site: www.smt.sandvik.com) lumbia, MD 21046 (800-477-1227; 410-381-1227; FAX:
Raytek GmbH, Blankenburger Str. 135, Berlin 13127 See our ad on page 76 410-381-1222; e-mail: webmaster@shimadzu.com; web
(+49304780080; FAX: +49304710251; e-mail: raytek@ SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK site: www.ssi.shimadzu.com)
raytek.de; web site: www.ircon.de) MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, 7102 Riverwood Dr., Co-
Red Dog Services LLC, 207 West Main Street, Allen, TX Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711- lumbia, MD 21046 (800-477-1227; 410-381-1227; FAX:
75013 (214.707.5809; e-mail: tom@reddogservices. 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ 410-381-1222; e-mail: webmaster@shimadzu.com; web
com; web site: www.reddogservices.com) sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. site: www.ssi.shimadzu.com)
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas sandvik.com) Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International
67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- See our ad on page 45 Marketing & Sales, 407, Shivam Chambers,, S V Road,
1800; web site: www.redguard.com) SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd., Goregaon West,, Mumbai 400104 (9870646500;
See our ad on page 17 Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377; 9821633589; FAX: 912226798284; e-mail: sales@
Red Seal Measurement, 1310 Emerald Rd., Greenwood, e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process- shivshaktiequipments.com; web site: www.shivshakti-
SC 29646 (800-833-3357; 864-223-1212; FAX: 800-833- systems.sandvik.com) equipments.com)
6971; e-mail: support@redsealmeasurement.com; web Sauereisen, 160 Gamma Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15238-2989 SIAD Macchine Impianti, Via Canovine, 2/4, Bergamo
site: www.redsealmeasurement.com) (412-963-0303; FAX: 412-963-7620; e-mail: questions@ 24126 (0039 035 327611; FAX: 0039 035 316131; e-
Regal Industries, Inc., 857 Richmond Rd, Painesville, OH sauereisen.com; web site: www.sauereisen.com) mail: siadmi@siad.eu; web site: www.siadmi.com)
44077 (888-910-9400; 440-352-9600; FAX: 440-352- SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Taastrasse 40, Degersheim, Sias, Churchmans Center, 11A Parkway Circle, New
9682; e-mail: regalindus@sbcglobal.net; web site: www. CH-9113 (+41 71 372 08 08; FAX: +41 71 372 08 09; e- Castle, DE 19720 (302-326-0433; FAX: 302-326-0492;
regal-industries.com) mail: info@sawa.ch; web site: www.sawa.ch) e-mail: info@sias.biz; web site: www.sias.biz)
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, S&C Electric Company, 6601 N. Ridge Blvd., Chicago, IL Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; 60626-3997 (773-338-1000; FAX: 773-338-5102; e-mail: (++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com)
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) steven.strand@sandc.com; web site: www.sandc.com) Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, 408 U.S.
See our ad on page 19 Scenic Precise Element Inc., No.5, Sin-Jhan Rd., Chian- Highway 60, Bartlesville, OK 74003 (800-241-4453; 918-
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC Jhen District,, Kaohsiung City 80672 ((886-7)811-1359; 662-7000; FAX: 918-662-7052; e-mail: helpline.sii@sea.
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: ext: 220; FAX: (886-7)822-1033; e-mail: scenic@scenic- siemens.com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry)
info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) seals.com; web site: www.scenic-seals.com) Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt-
RF Valves, Inc., 1342 Charwood Road, Hanover, MD 21076 Schenck Process, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas City, MO ics, 1201 Sumneytown Pike, Spring House, PA 19477
(410-850-4404; FAX: 410-850-4464; e-mail: rfvalves@ 64153 (888-657-3094; FAX: 816-891-8336; e-mail: mktg@ (800-241-4453; 215-646-7400; e-mail: helpline.sii@sie-
rfvalve.com; web site: www.rfvalve.com) schenckprocess.com; web site: www.macprocessinc.com) mens.com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry)

COMPANY DIRECTORY see-Tex
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, 3333 Old Milton SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, Temp-Pro Inc., 200 Industrial Dr., PO Box 89, Northampton,
Parkway, Alpharetta, Georgia 30005-4437 (800-241-4453; Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 MA 01061-0089 (800-991-9093; 413-584-3165; FAX:
770-751-2000; FAX: 678-297-8316; e-mail: helpline.sii@ 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www. 413-586-3625; e-mail: sales@temp-pro.com; web site:
siemens.com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry) sulzer.com) www.temp-pro.com)
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, 5300 Triangle Pkwy., International, Sulzer Chemtech Pte. Ltd., 10 Benoi Sector, Texas Rope Rescue, PO Box 206, Nordheim, TX 78141
Norcross, Georgia 30092 (770-871-3800 800-241-4453; Singapore 629845 (+65 6515 5500; FAX: +65 6862 7563) (855-820-3058; 361-938-7080; FAX: 866-864-4741;
770-871-3968; FAX: 770-871-3999; e-mail: helpline.sii@sie- OK, Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., 1 Sulzer Way, Tulsa 74107 e-mail: info@texasroperescue.com; web site: www.tex-
mens.com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry) (918 446 6672; FAX: 918 446 5321) asroperescue.com)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, International, Sulzer Chemtech, 19F Hong Jia Tower, No. Tex-Fin,Inc., 19115 Aldine Westfield, Houston, Texas 77073
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- 388 Fushan Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai 200 (1-800-932-8471; (281) 821-7150; FAX: (281) 821-1220;
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- 122 (+86 21 6036 5100; FAX: 86 21 6036 5100 100) e-mail: sales@tex-fin.com; web site: www.tex-fin.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., 1 Sulzer Way, Tulsa, OK 74107 The Industrial Controls Company, Inc., (e-mail: info@
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
(918 446 6672; FAX: 918 446 5321; e-mail: rodney. theindustrialcontrolsco.com; web site: www.theindustri-
Sierra Monitor Corp., 1991 Tarob Ct., Milpitas, CA 95035
alario@sulzer.com; web site: www.sulzer.com) alcontrolsco.com)
(800-727-4377; 408-262-6611; FAX: 408-262-9042; e-mail:
Summit Industrial Products, P.O. Box 131359, Tyler, TX THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd.,
sales@sierramonitor.com; web site: www.sierramonitor.com) Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447-
Sigma Thermal Inc., 4875 Deen Road, Marietta, Georgia 75713 (1-800-749-5823; 903.534,8021; e-mail: TonyD@
klsummit.com; web site: www.klsummit.com/www.subli- 7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com)
30066 (7704275770; FAX: 6782541762; e-mail: sales@ See our ad on page 97
sigmathermal.com; web site: www.sigmathermal.com) medescaler.com)
Sumter Transport Company, 170 S Lafayette Dr, Sumter, Thermal Spray Solutions, Inc., 1105 International Plaza,
Sigrist Photometer AG, Hofurlistr. 1, Ennetbuergen 6373 Suite B, Chesapeake, Virginia 23323 (757-673-2468;
SC 29150 (803-775-1002; FAX: (803) 778-0118; e-mail:
(41-41-624-5454; FAX: 41-41-624-5455; e-mail: info@ FAX: 757-673-3128; e-mail: Info@thermalsprayusa.com;
rfamilia@sumtertransport.com; web site: www.sumter-
photometer.com; web site: www.photometer.com) web site: www.thermalsprayusa.com/)
transport.com)
Singleton Corp., 3280 W. 67th Place, Cleveland, OH 44102 Thermonics Corp, 41 Hampden Rd., Mansfiels, MA 02048
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., One Innovation Way, Del-
(216-651-7800; FAX: 216-651-4247; e-mail: info@single- (800-628-4722; 781-688-2300; e-mail: sales@thermon-
aware 19711 (e-mail: ken.krewson@supercriticalfluids.com)
toncorp.com; web site: www.singletoncorp.com) ics.com; web site: www.thermonics.com)
Sur-Loc Inc., 501 E. Swager Dr., P.O. Box 750, Fremont, IN
Solutia Inc., A subsidiary of Eastman Chemical Co., 575 46737 (800-223-7517; 260-495-4065; FAX: 260-495-4205; Thermotron, 291 Kollen Park Dr., Holland, MI 49423 (616-
Maryville Centre Dr., St. Louis, MO 63141 (800-426- e-mail: sales@swager.com; web site: www.surloc.com) 393-4580; FAX: 616-392-5643; e-mail: info@thermotron.
2463; (314) 674-1000; 800-433-6997; FAX: (314) 674- com; web site: www.thermotron.com)
Swagelok Co., 31500 Aurora Rd., Solon, OH 44139-2764
7433; e-mail: team.therminol@eastman.com; web site: Thorburn Flex, 173 Oneida Drive, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
(440-349-5934; FAX: 440-349-5843; e-mail: publicrela-
www.therminol.com) ((810)772-0205; web site: www.thorburnflex.com)
tions@swagelok.com; web site: www.swagelok.com)
Southworth Products Corp., P.O. Box 1380, Portland, ME ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit
Swager Communications, 501 E. Swager Dr., PO Box 656,
04104-1380 (800-743-1000; 207-878-0700; FAX: 207- Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort-
Fremont, IN 46737 (800-968-5601; 260-495-2515; FAX:
797-4734; e-mail: salesinfo@southworthproducts.com; mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e-
800-882-3414; e-mail: sales@swager.com; web site:
web site: www.southworthproducts.com) mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web
www.swager.com)
Spaltech International Inc., 37 Charles Street, Halton Hills, site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com)
Sweet Manufacturing Company, P.O. Box 1086, 2000 E.
L7G 2Z4 (905-877-2771; e-mail: info@spaltech.com; Tiger Tower Services, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe, Texas 77385
Leffel Lane, Springfield, OH 45501 (800-334-7254; 937- (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail: info@tigertow-
web site: www.spaltech.com) 325-1511; FAX: 937-322-1963; e-mail: sales@sweetmfg. erservices.com; web site: www.tigertowerservices.com)
Spartan Chemical Services Inc., P.O. Box 4207, Jersey com; web site: www.sweetmfg.com) TIGG Corporation, 1 Willow Avenue, Oakdale, PA 15071
City, NJ 07304-0207 (917-975-2268; FAX: 845-583- Symmetric Research, 9101 W Sahara Ave Ste 105 PMB (800-925-0011 USA; 724-703-3020; FAX: 724-703-3020;
8062; e-mail: spartancsi@aol.com) 209, Las Vegas, NV 89117 (702-341-9325; e-mail: info@ e-mail: info@tigg.com; web site: www.tigg.com)
Spee Dee Packaging Machinery, 1360 Grandview Park- symres.com; web site: www.symres.com) TITAN METAL FABRICATORS, ENGINEERED PROD-
way, Sturtevant, WI 53177 (877-375-2121; 262-886- Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Am Pulver- UCTS, 352 Balboa Circle, Camarillo, California 93012
4402; FAX: 262-886-5502; e-mail: info@spee-dee.com; haus 1 , Clausthal-Zellerfeld 38678 (+49 5323 717 0 ; (805 487 5050; FAX: 805 487 5050; e-mail: info@
web site: www.spee-dee.com) FAX: +49 5323 717 229; e-mail: sales@sympatec.com ; titanmf.com; web site: www.titanmf.com)
Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc., 1360 Grandiew Park- web site: www.sympatec.com ) TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
way, Wisconsin 53177 (e-mail: tjohnson@spee-dee.com) Sympatec, Inc., System | Partikel | Technik, 1600, Reed North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Spencer Strainer Systems, 6205 Gheens Mill Rd., Jeffer- Rd., Suite C, Pennington, NJ 08534 (609-303-0066; FAX: FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
sonville, IN 47130 (800-801-4977; 812-282-6300; FAX: 609-303-0365; e-mail: usa@sympatec.com; web site: See our ad on page 98
812-282-7272; e-mail: spencer256@aol.com; web site: www.sympatec.com) TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control,
www.spencerstrainer.com) SYN-TEX, 102 E Peck Blvd, Lafayette, LA 399 Pavillion St., Atlanta, GA 30315-1452 (404-627-
Spill Containment Direct, 208 Capital Dr., Buffalo, MN Synthetic Surfaces Inc., P.O. Box 241, Scotch Plains, NJ 4722; e-mail: tfmcgowan@mindspring.com; web site:
55313 (7637623453; 7637623453; e-mail: sales@spill- 07076 (908-233-6803; FAX: 908-233-6844; e-mail: info@ www.tmtsassociates.com)
containmentdirect.com) nordot.com; web site: www.nordot.com) Toll Blender Network, 50 Willowbrook Drive, Connecticut
Sporian Microsystems, Inc., 515 Courtney Way - Suite B, Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), 17 Thame Park 06410 (e-mail: djdicenzo@tollblendernetwork.com)
Lafayette, CO 80026 (303-516-9075 X 19; e-mail: info@ Business Centre, Wenman Road, Thame OX9 3XA (+44 Topog-E Gasket Co., 1224 North Utica, Tulsa, OK 74110
sporian.com; web site: www.sporian.com) (0) 1844 216838; FAX: +44 (0) 1844 217220; e-mail: sales. (800-587-7123; 918-587-6649; FAX: 918-587-6961; e-
Spray Drying Systems, Inc., 5320 Enterprise Street Suite uk@systechillinois.com; web site: www.systechillinois.com) mail: sales@topog-e.com; web site: www.topog-e.com)
J, Eldersburg, MD 21784 (410-549-8090; FAX: 410-549- Topp Industries, Inc., 420 State Highway 25 North, Roch-
T
8091; e-mail: sales@spraydrysys.com; web site: www. ester, IN 46975 (800-354-4534; 574-223-3681; FAX:
spraydrysys.com) 574-223-6106; e-mail: toppindustries@toppindustries.
com; web site: www.toppindustries.com)
Spraying Systems Co., North Ave. at Schmale Rd., Wheaton, IL
TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation, TowerScan, 834 Upper Canada Dr., Sarnia, N7W1A4 (888
60187-7901 (800-957-7729; 630-665-5000; FAX: 630-260-
311 S Wacker Drive #4300, Chicago, IL 60606 ((800) 724-1798; 519 344-7132; FAX: 519 336-8340; e-mail:
9727; e-mail: info@spray.com; web site: www.spray.com)
info@towerscan.com; web site: www.towerscan.com)
S-Products Inc., 141 Kings Highway E., Fairfield, CT 06825 835-8527; FAX: (312) 379-8310; e-mail: pbarron@telular.
TowerScan, 3560 Pine Grove Ave., Ste. 497, Port Huron,
(203-331-9546; FAX: 203-335-2723; e-mail: s-products@ com; web site: www.TankLink.com)
MI 48060 (888-724-1798; 888-724-1798; FAX: 281-
usa.net; web site: www.s-products.com) Tapflo Group, 12464 Odette-Oligny H4J 2R4 (e-mail: elk-
966-6983; e-mail: info@towerscan.com; web site: www.
SPX Cooling Technologies, 7401 W 129 St., Overland Park, taibi@tapflo.com)
towerscan.com)
KS 66213 (913-664-7400; FAX: 913-664-7439; e-mail: TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
TowerScan, 3560 Pine Grove Ave., Ste. 497, Port Huron,
spxcooling@spx.com; web site: spxcooling.com) Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
MI 48060 (888-724-1798; 888-724-1798; FAX: 281-
SPX Flow Technology, 4647 S.W. 40th Ave., Ocala, FL 34474 FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com;
966-6983; e-mail: info@towerscan.com; web site: www.
(352-237-1220; FAX: 352-873-5770; e-mail: pneumatic. web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
towerscan.com)
sales.com; web site: www.pneumaticproducts.com) Team Industries, Inc., 1200 Maloney Rd., P.O. Box 350, TowerScan, 834 Upper Canada Dr., Sarnia, N7W1A4 (888
SRS Crisafulli, Inc., 1610 Crisafulli Dr., PO Box 1051, Glen- Kaukauna, WI 54130 (800-819-9353 (Nationwide); 920- 724-1798; 519 344-7132; FAX: 519 336-8340; e-mail:
dive, MT 59330-1051 (800-442-7867; 406-365-3393; 766-7977; FAX: 920-766-0486; e-mail: jkreisle@teamind. info@towerscan.com; web site: www.towerscan.com)
FAX: 406-365-8088; e-mail: srsc@crisafulli.com; web com; web site: www.teamind.com) Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., 1363 Wimbledon Way,
tec5USA, 80 Skyline Dr., Plainview, NY 11803 (516-653- Charlottesville, Virginia 22901 (800-220-2466; 434-975-
site: www.crisafullipumps.com)
2000; FAX: 516-939-0555; e-mail: info@tec5usa.com; 2872; e-mail: TESIproducts@gmail.com; web site: www.
Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., 777 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY
web site: www.tec5usa.com) transenvsys.com)
11232-1626 (800-221-0822 (Not NYC); 718-768-3333;
TECAM GROUP, Horts d'en Mateu, 26 08450 (e-mail: info@ Tranter Ltd., Unit 50, Monckton Rd. Industrial Estate, Wake-
FAX: 718-965-0750; e-mail: info@staplex.com; web site:
tecamgroup.com) field WF2 7AL (44-1924-298393; FAX: 44-1924-291596;
www.staplex.com)
Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), Planetarium e-mail: info@se.tranter.com; web site: www.tranter.com)
StatPoint Technologies Inc., 560 Broadview Avenue, Suite
Station, P.O.Box 45, New York, NY 10024-1755 (646- TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
201, Warrenton, VA 20186 (800-232-7828; 540-428- 669-8900; FAX: 646-669-7478; e-mail: info@tds-tds.com;
0084; FAX: 540-428-0089; e-mail: info@statpoint.com; Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
web site: www.tds-tds.com) FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
web site: www.statgraphics.com) Technical Glass Products, 881 Callendar Blvd, Painesville, tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Stedman, 129 Franklin Ave., Aurora, IN 47001 (800-262-5401; OH 44077 (440-639-6399; FAX: 440-639-1292; e-mail: ts-systemfilter gmbh, Gaensaecker 9, Ahorn-Berolzeim
812-926-0038; FAX: 812-926-3482; e-mail: sales@sted- tgp@tgpohio.com; web site: www.technicalglass.com) 74744 (+49 06296880; FAX: +49 062968855; e-mail:
man-machine.com; web site: www.stedman-machine.com) Teikoku USA, Inc., 959 Mearns Road, Warminster, Pennsyl- info@ts-systemfilter.de; web site: www.ts-systemfilter.de)
Steri Technologies Inc., 857 Lincoln Ave., Bohemia, NY vania 18974 (215-343-6000; e-mail: info@TeikokuPumps. Tuf-Lok International, P.O. Box 5078, Madison, WI 53705
11716 (800-253-7140; 631-563-8300; FAX: 631-563- com; web site: www.TeikokuPumps.com) (608-270-9478; FAX: 608-270-2080; e-mail: info@tuflok.
8378; e-mail: sti@steri.com; web site: www.steri.com) Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., 408 St. Paul St., Rochester, NY com; web site: www.tuflok.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, 700 Emlen 14605 (800-232-5335; 585-232-1440; 585 295-0235; Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., 2023 N.
Way, Telford, Pennsylvania 18969 (800-722-3267; 215- FAX: 585-232-3857; e-mail: info@teltru.com; web site: Gateway Blvd., Ste. 101, Fresno, CA 93727 (559-253-
723-4700; FAX: 215-723-7401; e-mail: tristack@strobic- www.teltru.com) 1414; FAX: 559-253-1090; e-mail: medwards@oilinwa-
air.com; web site: www.strobicair.com) Tema Systems, Inc., 7806 Redsky Dr., Cincinnati, OH termonitors.com; web site: www.oilinwatermonitors.com)
Sturtevant Inc., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA 02339-2129 45249 (513-489-7811; FAX: 513-489-4817; e-mail: Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., 1140 S.W. 34th Avenue, Deerfield
(800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-829-6501; sales@tema.net; web site: www.tema.net) Beach, FL 33442 (800-933-8385; 954-422-9787; FAX:
FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturtevantinc.com; Tempco Electric Heater Co, 607 N Central Ave, Illinois 954-422-9723; e-mail: sales@tenviro.com; web site:
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Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney International, VEGA Co. Ltd., 95 Zhi Cheng Rd., Hebei
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; District, Tianjin 300232 (86-022-26273296; FAX: 86-
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@ 022-26273297)
tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) V2 Flow Controls, 1333 Burr Ridge Parkway Suite 200, Burr International, Introcont Automation Ltd., Telepes u. 4, Bu-
TW Metals, 760 Constitution Dr., Ste. 204, Exton, PA 19341 Ridge, Illinois 60527 ((630)962-6870; web site: www. dapest 1147 (36-01-267-1441; FAX: 36-01-267-1441)
(800-545-5000; 610-458-1300; FAX: 610-458-1399; e- v2flowcontrols.com) International, VEGA Italia, S.r.l., Via G. Wattt 37, Milano
mail: sales@twmetals.com; web site: www.twmetals.com) VanDeMark Chemical Inc., One North Transit Road, Lock- 20143 (39-02-8914081; FAX: 39-02-89140840)
port, NY 14094 (800-836-8253; 716-433-6764; FAX: International, Instrumatic Ltda., Carrera 31 No. 90-66,
Santafe de Bogata D.C. (57-01-6164169; FAX: 57-
U 716-433-2850; e-mail: sales@vdmchemical.com; web
site: www.vdmchemical.com)
Van London-pHoenix Co., 6103 Glenmont Drive, Houston, TX
01-2572005)
International, Instrumatics Ltd., P.O. Box 22-6 71, Ota-
77081 (800-522-7920; 713-772-6641; FAX: 713-772-4671; huhu (64-09-2767096; FAX: 64-09-276209)
UIC Inc., 1225 Channahon Rd., P.O. Box 863, Joliet, IL
e-mail: info@VL-PC.com; web site: www.VL-PC.com) International, Plentiful Industrial Co. Ltd., P.O. Box
60434-0863 (800-342-5842 (Not IL); 815-744-4477; FAX:
VDM Metals GmbH, Plettenberger Str. 2, P.O. Box 1820, 46-671, 8F, 67, Sung Chiang Rd., Taipei 10428 (886-
815-744-1561; e-mail: warmstrong@uicinc.com; web
Werdohl, NRW D-58778 (49-2392-55-0; FAX: 49-2392- 02-25073389)
site: www.uicinc.com)
55-2217; e-mail: vdm@vdm-metals.com; web site: www. International, VEGA Instruments (SEA) PTE Ltd., Block
Ultrachem, Inc., 900 Centerpoint Blvd, New Castle, DE
vdm-metals.com) 134 #02-309 L, Jurong East St. 13, Singapore 600134
19720 (302-325-9880; FAX: 302-325-0335; e-mail: info@
Vector Technologies Ltd., 6820 N. 43rd St., Milwaukee, WI (65-5640531; FAX: 65-5675213)
ultracheminc.com; web site: ultracheminc.com/)
53209 (800-832-4010; 414-247-7100; FAX: 414-247- International, VEGA Australia Pty. Ltd., 11/17, Clearview
7110; e-mail: sales@vector-vacuums.com; web site: Place, Brookvale, N.S.W. 2100 (61-02-99391711;
www.vector-vacuums.com) FAX: 61-02-99396326)
VEGA Americas, Inc., 4170 Rosslyn Drive, Cincinnati, OH International, VEGA Industriele Automatisering, Postbus
45209 (513 2720131; FAX: 513 2720133; e-mail: ameri- 210, Amerfoort 3800 AE (31-33-4502502; FAX: 31-
cas@vega.com; web site: www.vega-americas.com) 33-4561414)
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, International, Meditecna SRL, Camarones 1720, Buenos
77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: Aires 1416 (54-01-585-7005; FAX: 54-01-585-7005)
info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) International, VEGA Instruments Pty. Ltd., P.O. Box 692, Wil-
See our ad on page 11I geheuweis 1736 (27-011-9581901; FAX: 27-011-9581899)
International, Controlnegar Consulting Engineers Co., 64 International, Kron Instrumentos Electricos Ltda., Rua
Fatemi Sq., Tehran (98-218855125; FAX: 98-21656658) Vieira De Moraes, Sao Paulo SP-04617-0 (55-011-
International, VEGA Iberia S.A., Plaza del Cedro, 7, 533-1800; FAX: 55-011-241-2433)
San Sebastian 20016 (34-9-43-398774; FAX: 34-9- International, RA Regelung Automation (SEA) Sdn. Bhd./
43-400856) Subang Indah, 35-M, Jalan PJS 11/2, Petaling Jaya Se-
International, Kontram Oy, P.O. Box 88, Espoo 02201 langor DE 46000 (60-03-7350300; FAX: 60-03-7352213)
(358-9-8866-4500; FAX: 358-9-8865-4599) International, Tradepoints, Inc., 3A P.M. Santiago Bldg.,
International, Chemtrols Engineering Ltd., Amar Hill, 5081 P. Burgos St., Makati City 1234 (63-02-8993294;
Sakivihar Rd., Powai, Mumbai 400072 (91-22-857508; FAX: 63-02-8993339)
FAX: 91-22-8571913) International, Electrnica Industrial, Schadler y Cia. Ltda.,
International, VEGA-Messtechnik AG, Barzloostr. 2, Pfaf- Av. Antonio Varas 1871, Providencia, Santiago (56-
fikon 8330 (41-9505700; FAX: 41-9505713) 02-2747430; FAX: 56-02-2049338)
International, Emirates Link for Integrated Technology, Vent-A-Fume, 51 Botsford Place, Buffalo, New York 14216
704 Al-Masaood Tower, Hamdan St., P.O. Box 31234, (877-876-8368; 716-876-2023; FAX: 716-876-4383; e-
Abu Dhabi (971-2733336; FAX: 971-2733776) mail: info@ventafume.com; web site: www.VentAKiln.com)
International, VEGA N.V., J. Tieboutstraat 67, Zelik 1731 Veolia Environmental Services, 200 E. Randolph, Ste, 7900,
(32-2-4660505; FAX: 32-2-4668891) Chicago, Illinois 60601 ((312) 552-2800; FAX: (312) 552-
International, Matsushima Machinery Laboratory Co. 2837; web site: www.veoliaes.com)
Ltd., 461 Norimatsu Yahatanishi-Ku, Kitakyushu-Shi Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, 250 Airside Drive,
807-0831 (81-93-6913731; FAX: 81-93-6913735) Airside Business Park, Moon Township, PA 15108 (412-
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
International, V.G. Tech Ltd. Part., 110/51 Intramara 10, 809-6000; FAX: 412-809-6512; e-mail: water.info@veo-
Houston, Texas 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
Sutthisam Rd., Phayathai, Bangkok 10400 (886-02- liawater.com; web site: www.veoliawaterstna.com)
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
61605602; FAX: 886-02-6160563) Vibra-Metrics, div. of Mistras Holdings, 195 Clarksville Rd,
exotherm.com)
International, Hyptech A.S., P.O. Box 7014, Drammen Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 (609-716-4000; FAX: 609-
3007 (47-32837770; FAX: 47-32837771) 716-0706; e-mail: sales@mistrasgroup.com; web site:
Union Special, LLC, One Union Special Plaza, Huntley, IL 60142
International, VEGA Controls Ltd., Kendal House, Vic- www.mistrasgroup.com)
(800-344-9698; 847-669-4500; FAX: 847-669-4239; e-mail:
toria Way, Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 9NF (44- Vibra Screw Inc., 755 Union Blvd., P.O. Box 229, Totowa, NJ
sales@unionspecial.com; web site: www.unionspecial.com)
1444-870055; FAX: 44-1444-870080) 07511 (973-256-7410; FAX: 973-256-7567; e-mail: info@
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
International, AST Automation System Technik Ltd., 29 vibrascrewinc.com; web site: www.vibrascrew.com)
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
Sokion St., Hymittos Athens 17236 (30-01-9709813; Viega, 301 N. Main, 9th Floor, Wichita, Kansas 67202
FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
FAX: 30-01-9709614) ((316) 425-7400; FAX: (316) 425-7618; e-mail: inside-
United Filtration Systems, Inc, 6558 Diplomat Dr, Sterling
International, VEGA Osterreich, Moosbergweg 57, Gmun- sales@viega.com; web site: www.viega.com)
Heights, MI 48314 (1-800-311-5561; 586-802-5561;
den 4810 (43-7612-654250; FAX: 43-7612-650649) Vista Control Systems, Inc., 2101 Trinity Drive, Ste Q, Los Ala-
FAX: 586-802-5562; web site: www.unitedfiltration.com)
International, LOOP, Rua D, Joao V, No. 10-2 Dto., Lis- mos, NM 87544 (505-662-2484; FAX: 505-662-3956; e-mail:
United Manufacturing International 2000, 820 Kimball
bon 1250 (351-3632939; FAX: 351-3884548) clout@vista-control.com; web site: www.vista-control.com)
Road, Ste. 1002, Red Bluff, CA 96080 (530-528-1361;
International, PT Attadipa Elektro, Ruko Permata Jemur, An- Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Voithstr. 1, Crailsheim, 74564
FAX: 530-528-1361; e-mail: activecarbon@jps.net; web
dayani 118-119 (62-031-8497882; FAX: 62-031-8497883) (+49 7951 32-0; FAX: +49 7951 32-500; e-mail: info.
site: umi20001.tripod.com/)
International, VEGA Technique S.A., BP 18, Nordhouse, voithturbo@voith.com; web site: www.voith.com)
United Performance Metals, 12223 F.M. 529, Houston, TX
Erstein-Cedex 67151 (33-0388590150; FAX: 33- Vortab Company, 1755 La Costa Meadows Drive, San Mar-
77041 (866.588.3637; 832.243.0008; FAX: 832.243.9432;
0388590151) cos, CA 92078 ((800) 854-9959; (760) 736-6114; FAX:
e-mail: sales@upmet.com; web site: www.upmet.com)
International, INSATECH A/S, Algade 133, Vordingorg (760) 736-6250; e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.
Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., P.O. Box 249, Hazel Park, MI
4760 (45-55-77-20-95; FAX: 45-55-77-70-18) com; web site: www.vortab.com)
48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635; FAX: 248-398-4274; e-
International, Kontram Conrad Eklegren AB, Vretenvagen Vortex, 1725 Vortex Avenue, Salina, Kansas 67401-1768 (888-
mail: ufm@flowmeters.com; web site: www.flowmeters.com)
10, Solna 171 54 (46-8-56480840; FAX: 46-8-56480850) 829-7821; 785-825-7177; FAX: 785-825-7194; e-mail: vor-
Universal Tank & Fabrication, 8025 Chavenelle Road, Dubuque,
International, Durko Endustri Urunieri, Sanayi ve Ticaret tex@vortexvalves.com; web site: www.vortexvalves.com)
IA 52002 (563-556-5889; FAX: 563-556-5870; e-mail: red@
universaltank.com; web site: www.universaltank.com) A.S., Kore Schitleri Cad. No. 37, Zincirlikuyu/Istanbul
URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Sirchinger Str. 15, Bad Urach,
72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail:
info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com)
80300 (90-212-2745950; FAX: 90-212-2740420)
International, Dipl. Eng. Vasil Androinic, Aleea Vasile
Alecsandri nr. 5, Igsi 6600 (40-032-211708; FAX: 40-
W
032-141870)
International, K-TEST s.r.o., Letna 40, Kosice 04260 (46-
095-6253633)
International, Abacus Plus KFT, Rakospatak u.6., Buda-
pest 1142 (36-01-3631474; FAX: 36-01-2219704)
International, Introl S.C., ul. T. Kosciuszki 112, Katowice
40-519 (48-032-2053344; FAX: 48-032-2519207) WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
International, Global Test OOD, Bul. Vitosa 10, Et. 5, Ap. Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
19, Sofia 1000 (02-895060; FAX: 02-816787) 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
International, Ivan Krpic-Vranko, Ivana Turka 5, Senk- info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
ovec 10292 (385-01-795-680; FAX: 385-01-795-880) power.com)
International, Controlmatic Commerce d.o.o., Ljubljanska
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3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries. International, Korea Flowcell Mfg., 376-6 Chungchun- Complete Engineering & Field Support Services:
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International, China Scientific Co., 4/F Thomson Com- MA 01746 (508-429-1110; FAX: 508-429-7433; e-mail:
US Underwater Services, 101 Northeast Haskew, Burleson,
mercial Bldg., 8, Thomson Rd., Wanchai, Hong Kong info@walchem.com; web site: www.walchem.com)
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Wall Colmonoy Corporation, 101 W. Girard Ave., Madison 780-466-6126; e-mail: webmaster@zcl.com; web site:
Heights, MI 48071 (800-521-2412; 248-585-6400; FAX: www.zcl.com)
248-585-7960; e-mail: wcc@wallcolmonoy.com; web
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Y ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla-
homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e-
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Westfalenstra√üe 2, 42781 (+49 2129 567-0; FAX: +49
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Florida, NY 10921 (845-651-2200; FAX: 845-651-1515;
Watersaver Co., a division of CDI, 5870 E 56th Avenue, ZCL Composites Inc, Corrosion Division, 1420 Parsons Rd,
Commerce City, CO 80022-3932 (800-525-2424; 303- SW, Edmonton, T6X 1M5 (7804666648; 7804666648; e- e-mail: sales@zrci.com; web site: www.zrci.com)
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928-5692; 314-878-4600; FAX: 314-878-6814; e-mail:
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Lake City, UT 84101-0209 (801-359-8731; FAX: 801-
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Werum Software & Systems AG, Wulf-Werum Strasse 3, Lu-
eneburg 21337 (49-4131-8900-0; FAX: 49-4131-8900-20;
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Westech Engineering Inc., 3665 S. West Temple, Salt Lake
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100 Air separation equipment 102 Pipe, plastic
100 Compressors 102 Pump parts & fittings
100 Ducts & ventilation systems 102 Pumps, centrifugal
100 Dust & Ventilation Systems 103 Pumps, lined
100 Fans & blowers 103 Pumps, other
101 Flexible hose, metallic & 105 Pumps, proportioning
nonmetallic 105 Pumps, reciprocating
101 Pipe fittings & couplings, 105 Pumps, rotary
metallic & nonmetallic 105 Pumps, special materials
102 Pipe, alloy steel 106 Pumps, vacuum & ejector
102 Pipe, aluminum & 106 Pumps, vertical & deep well
aluminum alloys 107 Seals, gaskets & packing
102 Pipe, carbon steel materials
102 Pipe, copper & 107 Steam traps
copper alloys 107 Tanks & other liquid storage
102 Pipe, lined vessels
102 Pipe, nonmetallic 108 Tubing & tube fittings,
102 Pipe, other metallic & nonmetallic
102 Pipe, other nonferrous metals 109 Valves
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PRODUCT DIRECTORY Liquid, gas, and air handling
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
AIR SEPARATION WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Owosso, Michigan
EQUIPMENT 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
sera ComPress GmbH, Immenhausen, Ducts, rigid

Air separation equipment, cryogenic McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton Compressors, portable
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- Exhaust systems, clean-room
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
ucts.com/chemprocessing) sera ComPress GmbH, Immenhausen, pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
ONLY Technology LTD, wuhan,China Compressors, reciprocating com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
SIAD Macchine Impianti, Bergamo BORSIG GmbH, Berlin McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX Pennsylvania
Air separation equipment, GEA Refrigeration North America, York, PA
membrane HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH, Hoods, fume collectors
Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0; HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger.
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- Owosso, Michigan
com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com)
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod-
Midwest Steel Company Inc, Houston, Texas
ucts.com/chemprocessing)
PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
SIAD Macchine Impianti, Bergamo
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
Air separation equipment, P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
pressure swing adsorption 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- sera ComPress GmbH, Immenhausen,
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- Compressors, rotary
ucts.com/chemprocessing) Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
AirSep Corp. ‚Äì A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In- EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
dustries Company, Buffalo, New York MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach Compressors, rotary liquid ring com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
Air separation equipment, GARO S.P.A., Monza (MB)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
vacuum swing adsorption Nash Europe Ltd., Winsford, Cheshire
Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, New York
Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA
AirSep Corp. ‚Äì A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo,
dustries Company, Buffalo, New York Ventilation systems
Compressors, rotary screw HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Owosso, Michigan
GEA Refrigeration North America, York, PA HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
COMPRESSORS MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Compressor lubrication WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Cobey, Buffalo, New York P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Petron Plus Global, Inc., Hutchinson, Kansas wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) Pennsylvania
Summit Industrial Products, Tyler, TX Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, New York
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Compressors, rotary sliding vane
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 CARPENTER
AVE., P.O. BOX C, WHEELING, ILLINOIS 60090-0427
DUST & VENTILATION
(800-704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279;
Compressors, centrifugal E-MAIL: INFO@WABASHPOWER.COM; WEB SITE: SYSTEMS
BORSIG GmbH, Berlin WWW.WABASHPOWER.COM)
Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX Laminar Flow Enclosures
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Compressors, single stage, HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
FPZ Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin expander driven pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
GARO S.P.A., Monza (MB) MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg
com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Compressors, diaphragm Compressors, turbodynamic
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Reherweg 28, D-31855,
Fluitron, Inc., Ivyland, PA
Gas & Air Systems, Inc., Hellertown, Pennsylvania
Aerzen, (+49 (0)5154 810; FAX: +49 (0)5154 81191; e-
mail: info@aerzener.de; web site: www.aerzener.com)
FANS & BLOWERS
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: Blowers, axial flow
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen DUCTS & VENTILATION Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL
PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
sera ComPress GmbH, Immenhausen, SYSTEMS P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
Compressors, high pressure Dampers wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Fluitron, Inc., Ivyland, PA Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
Blowers, centrifugal, compressor-
PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA type
SIAD Macchine Impianti, Bergamo Ducts, fiberglass-reinforced plastic
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 CARPENTER Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Reherweg 28, D-31855,
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, Aerzen, (+49 (0)5154 810; FAX: +49 (0)5154 81191; e-
AVE., P.O. BOX C, WHEELING, ILLINOIS 60090-0427
Owosso, Michigan mail: info@aerzener.de; web site: www.aerzener.com)
(800-704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279;
McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
E-MAIL: INFO@WABASHPOWER.COM; WEB SITE: EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
ZCL Dualam, Inc., Edmonton,
WWW.WABASHPOWER.COM) INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
sera ComPress GmbH, Immenhausen,
Ducts, flexible (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-
Compressors, oil-free Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com)
Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
Ducts, metallic WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
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MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg CORZAN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, 9911 Brecksville
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44141 (888-234-2436; 216-
Blowers, centrifugal, fan-type
Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA 447-7397; FAX: 216-447-6211; e-mail: Corzan@lubr- Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL
PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA izol.com; web site: www.corzancpvc.com) HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
SIAD Macchine Impianti, Bergamo See our ad on page 97 Owosso, Michigan

WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, P.O. Box 590, Stockton, California 95201-0590 (800-
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ Pennsylvania 344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) 943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web
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Blowers, positive displacement HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Reherweg 28, D-31855, pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Hose, sanitary
Aerzen, (+49 (0)5154 810; FAX: +49 (0)5154 81191; e- 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp. Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA
mail: info@aerzener.de; web site: www.aerzener.com) com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Hose, steam
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, Pennsylvania Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney Witzenmann GmbH, Pforzheim
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; Fans, heavy duty
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL Hose, vacuum
tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) Escitec, Mesa, AZ
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
Blowers, regenerative (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-
NewAge Industries, Inc., Southampton, PA
FPZ Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Luma Comfort, Orange, CA Witzenmann GmbH, Pforzheim
Blowers, rotary piston Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Reherweg 28, D-31855, Pennsylvania Hose, water
Aerzen, (+49 (0)5154 810; FAX: +49 (0)5154 81191; e- WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., NewAge Industries, Inc., Southampton, PA
mail: info@aerzener.de; web site: www.aerzener.com) P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Witzenmann GmbH, Pforzheim
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; PIPE FITTINGS &
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tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com)
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL COUPLINGS, METALLIC &
Boosters, rotary piston Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
NONMETALLIC
Pennsylvania
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Bends, pipe
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW
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Hudson Products Corp., Houston, TX Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-
Pennsylvania 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.
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AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE
Fans, portable
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, New York Couplings, dry-disconnect
Hudson Products Corp., Houston, TX ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg,
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Fans, vane, axial
Pennsylvania Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Couplings, flexible
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Pennsylvania Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
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Fans, centrifugal NONMETALLIC CPC (Colder Products Company), St. Paul, Minnesota
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
AirPro Fan & Blower Company, Wisconsin Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL Hose, air WALTHER-PRAEZISION, Quick Coupling Systems,
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA
Owosso, Michigan NewAge Industries, Inc., Southampton, PA Couplings, rigid
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PHOENIX Conveyor Belt Systems GmbH, Hamburg CPC (Colder Products Company), St. Paul, Minnesota
Pennsylvania Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Hose, chemically resistant
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2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
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Viega, Wichita, Kansas
Hudson Products Corp., Houston, TX Hose, electrically heated
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Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL
Fans, corrosion resistant Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg,
Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA Hose fittings Expansion joints, flexible
Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg,
Owosso, Michigan
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HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
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pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
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Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec, Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
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Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg,
Owosso, Michigan
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general use Witzenmann GmbH, Pforzheim Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-
Chicago Blower Corp., Glendale Heights, IL 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.
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Viega, Wichita, Kansas Pipe, flanged
Joints, swivel Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, Team Industries, Inc., Kaukauna, WI
Pipe adapters PIPE, ALUMINUM & Pipe, jacketed
Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW ALUMINUM ALLOYS Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach
Team Industries, Inc., Kaukauna, WI
Pipe, aluminum Pipe, prefabricated
Pipe fittings, emergency repair Team Industries, Inc., Kaukauna, WI
TW Metals, Exton, PA
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; Pipe, aluminum alloy
FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com;
PIPE, OTHER NONFERROUS
web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
Viega, Wichita, Kansas METALS
Pipe fittings, graphite PIPE, CARBON STEEL Bellows, metallic
Nantong Fareast Chemical Equipment Co. LTD, Interna-
Thorburn Flex, Pointe-Claire Quebec,
tional Trading, Nantong Pipe, carbon steel, seamless
Pipe fittings, high pressure Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA Pipe, sanitary
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-
0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; PIPE, COPPER & COPPER PIPE, PLASTIC
web site: www.strainers.com)
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI ALLOYS
Pipe, ABS
Pipe fittings, jacketed Pipe, copper Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach (41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-
0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com;
Pipe, PTFE
web site: www.strainers.com) PIPE, LINED Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, New York
Pipe fittings, lined Pipe, ceramic lined P.O. Box 590, Stockton, California 95201-0590 (800-
344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-
Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN 943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web
Aflex Hose USA, LLC, Pipersville, PA site: www.procoproducts.com)
Pipe fittings, nonmetallic Pipe, glass lined
Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach
Pipe, chlorinated PVC
CORZAN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, 9911 Brecksville CORZAN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, 9911 Brecksville
Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44141 (888-234-2436; 216-
447-7397; FAX: 216-447-6211; e-mail: Corzan@lubr-
Pipe, plastic lined Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44141 (888-234-2436; 216-
izol.com; web site: www.corzancpvc.com) FABRICATED PLASTICS LIMITED, MAPLE izol.com; web site: www.corzancpvc.com)
See our ad on page 97 Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA See our ad on page 97
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, New York Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205, (41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, California 95201-0590 (800- PIPE, NONMETALLIC ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-
943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web Pipe, polyethylene
site: www.procoproducts.com) Pipe, glass Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH (41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
Pipe fittings, sanitary ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, New York Pipe, graphite Pipe, polypropylene
CG Thermal LLC, Twinsburg, Ohio
Pipe strainers Nantong Fareast Chemical Equipment Co. LTD, Interna-
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI tional Trading, Nantong ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342- Pipe, hard rubber Pipe, polyvinylidene fluoride
0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201
web site: www.strainers.com) (41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, New York ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-
Unions, pipe 943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web Pipe, vinyl ester - glass
Viega, Wichita, Kansas site: www.procoproducts.com)
ZCL Dualam, Inc., Edmonton,
Pipe, rubber
PIPE, ALLOY STEEL PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205, PUMP PARTS & FITTINGS
344-3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-
Pipe, high-alloy steel 943-0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web
Bushings, pump
TW Metals, Exton, PA Iwaki America, Holliston, MA
site: www.procoproducts.com)
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten,
Pipe, nickel & nickel alloy Scenic Precise Element Inc., Kaohsiung City
Arch City Steel, Fenton, Missouri
Corrosion Materials, Baker, LA
PIPE, OTHER Sleeves, pump
Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH Thermal Spray Solutions, Inc., Chesapeake, Virginia
SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, TUBULAR Pipe, ceramic-metal
18501 (800-755-8823; 570-585-7500; FAX: 570-585-
Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN
PUMPS, CENTRIFUGAL
7642; web site: www.smt.sandvik.com) Pipe, containment
Pumps, centrifugal, ANSI
Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell
Pipe, custom fabricated Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Pipe, stainless steel Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Arch City Steel, Fenton, Missouri FABRICATED PLASTICS LIMITED, MAPLE GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH Team Industries, Inc., Kaukauna, WI Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen

ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield,
Iwaki America, Holliston, MA Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen GRPumps.com)
National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen Company, Telford, Pennsylvania PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay-
Pumps, centrifugal, double ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
suction Pumps, propeller Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen
ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152-
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ 14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de;
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) web site: www.lewa.com)
Pumps, screw centrifugal Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Pumps, centrifugal, dry running Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Iwaki America, Holliston, MA Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg,
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Sirchinger Str. 15, Bad Urach,
Pumps, centrifugal, inline wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) 72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail:
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com)
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Pumps, turbine Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT
ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York seepex GmbH, Bottrop
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen,
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Pumps, air driven
Pumps, centrifugal, multistage Iwaki America, Holliston, MA Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Company, Telford, Pennsylvania pany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ 2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) Pumps, axial flow
Pumps, centrifugal, process, WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
medium duty Pumps, turbine, regenerative P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, PUMPS, LINED Pumps, battery-powered
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York
GRPumps.com)
Pumps, ceramic lined KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
Iwaki America, Holliston, MA Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: Pumps, canned motor
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
Pumps, centrifugal, self-priming
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Pumps, other lined Pumps, carboy or drum
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Pumps, channel impeller
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. Pumps, plastic lined
GRPumps.com)
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Pumps, condensate return
Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen
ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI
Iwaki America, Holliston, MA 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, Iwaki America, Holliston, MA TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim, KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) See our ad on page 98
Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
Pumps, centrifugal, single stage P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
Pumps, rubber lined 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, Pumps, cryogenic
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg,
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield,
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-
PUMPS, OTHER 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
GRPumps.com) Positive Displacement Pumps Pumps, disc
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- Pumps, acid, corrosive
429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay- Pumps, dry vacuum
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim, Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
Pumps, leakproof Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Muerlenbach GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH

Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152-
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York 14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@ Iwaki America, Holliston, MA web site: www.lewa.com)
tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Pumps, explosion proof Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen
ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen, Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois
Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar, SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim,
BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202; Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke pfeiffer-vacuum.com) Pumps, sludge
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen,
Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim, Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen, Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, Pumps, mixed flow FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Muerlenbach
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
GRPumps.com) National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield,
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Pumps, oil free Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY GRPumps.com)
Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim, land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar, See our ad on page 137
Pumps, flexible impeller 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202; Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www. Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
pfeiffer-vacuum.com) NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg,
Pumps, gas mixing Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Georgia SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT
Pumps, hand Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney seepex GmbH, Bottrop
Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@ 695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com)
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.
GRPumps.com) Pumps, open impeller Pumps, slurry
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen,
Pumps, high pressure Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT
Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Company, Telford, Pennsylvania FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Muerlenbach
FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Muerlenbach Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim, Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Fluitron, Inc., Ivyland, PA Pumps, other Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield,
Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
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gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH GRPumps.com)
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
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Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, See our ad on page 137
Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Pumps, peristaltic Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland,
SAWA Pumpentechnik AG, Degersheim,
Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell Metso Minerals Industries, Inc., York, PA
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., Delaware
Bioengineering Inc., Somerville, MA NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg,
Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT
Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania
72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail:
info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com) GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Sirchinger Str. 15, Bad Urach,
WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch Sias, New Castle, DE 72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail:
WOMA Corp., Edison, NJ info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com)
Pumps, pressure powered seepex GmbH, Bottrop
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
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Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT See our ad on page 98
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Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Pumps, transfer
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield,
Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-
LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; GRPumps.com)
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Teikoku USA, Inc., Warminster, Pennsylvania ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen, JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail:
Pumps, magnetically driven Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Iwaki America, Holliston, MA See our ad on page 137
Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH,

Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen, Pumps, rotary positive
Roth Pump, Rock Island, Illinois Pumps, piston displacement
ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen, Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Pumps, water Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn
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ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen,
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FELUWA Pumpen GmbH, Muerlenbach New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- 0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com;
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: web site: www.strainers.com)
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH,
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LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI
National Pump Company, Glendale, AZ
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT
web site: www.lewa.com) 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen, e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail:
info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com) pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
Pumps, plunger Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen, WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch
sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com) Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH seepex GmbH, Bottrop
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 Pumps, rotary sliding vane
PUMPS, PROPORTIONING North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
Pumps, diaphragm LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- Pumps, screw
(proportioning) 14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
web site: www.lewa.com) Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: PUMPS, ROTARY Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX
Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA Pumps, gear
PUMPS, SPECIAL MATERIALS
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Allweiler GmbH, Radolfzell Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore Pumps, ceramic
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- 3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten,
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GRPumps.com)
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oostkamp
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay-
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH,
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch
Leading technologies
Pumps, helical in vacuum and
LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152-
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de;
web site: www.lewa.com)
environmental
Pumps, lobe
PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke engineering
WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore
seepex GmbH, Bottrop EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY ∙ jet ejectors
seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
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sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com) Pumps, progressing cavity ∙ condensation systems
Pumps, plunger Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore ∙ jet and venturi scrubbers
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY ∙ evaporation plants
NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg,
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN seepex GmbH, Bottrop ∙ steam jet heaters
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
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∙ jet mixers
sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com)
PUMPS, RECIPROCATING
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ABEL GmbH & Co. KG, Buechen, IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oostkamp
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, Illinois JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL Pumps, rotary herringbone
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- Pumps, rotary liquid ring
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- GARO S.P.A., Monza (MB)
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA Körting Hannover AG
web site: www.lewa.com) Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, 30453 Hannover/Germany
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar, Tel.: +49 511 2129-0
35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202; Pumps, rotary piston
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www. Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke st@koerting.de
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Boerger Pumps Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore www.koerting.de
72574 (07125-133-0; FAX: 07125-133-202; e-mail: EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
info@uraca.de; web site: www.uraca.com) E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA

WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch WITTE PUMPS & TECHNOLOGY GmbH, 25436 Tornesch PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
Weir Specialty Pumps, Salt Lake City, UT 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
Pumps, fiberglass-reinforced plastic seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT 695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com) Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
Pumps, tantalum North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Pumps, graphite JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Nantong Fareast Chemical Equipment Co. LTD, Interna-
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney
tional Trading, Nantong Pumps, titanium Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
Pumps, nickel-based alloy Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com)
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York Pumps, vacuum, rotary piston
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Aerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH, Reherweg 28, D-31855,
seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Aerzen, (+49 (0)5154 810; FAX: +49 (0)5154 81191; e-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: Company, Telford, Pennsylvania mail: info@aerzener.de; web site: www.aerzener.com)
seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com)
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
Pumps, nonmetallic sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com) Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney
Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Pumps, zirconium 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
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6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Iwaki America, Holliston, MA Steam jet ejectors
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania PUMPS, VACUUM & EJECTOR
Pumps, other special materials
Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke Aspiration systems
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FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn pany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-
Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden Pumps, jet, sanitary 2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- Pumps, vacuum, dry GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
mail: grsales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www. gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
GRPumps.com) Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hermetic-Pumpen GmbH, Gundelfingen See our ad on page 89
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- Escitec, Mesa, AZ
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e-
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: See our ad on page 105
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Nash Europe Ltd., Winsford, Cheshire
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar, Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA
NETZSCH Pumpen & Systeme GmbH, Waldkraiburg, 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202; Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
seepex Inc., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: pfeiffer-vacuum.com) Vacuum pumping systems
sales@seepex.net; web site: www.seepex.com) Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
Pumps, plastic Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; pany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-
BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@ 2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Pumps, vacuum, liquid ring GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA
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Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden See our ad on page 89
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy,
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- GARO S.P.A., Monza (MB)
10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e-
ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: Nash Europe Ltd., Winsford, Cheshire mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www.
knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com) Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA italvacuum.com)
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Michigan Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo, KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd.,
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney Trenton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600;
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937; e-mail: knfusa@knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@ KOERTING HANNOVER AD, Badenstedter Str. 56,
Pumps, stainless steel tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com) Hannover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
Boerger GmbH, Borken-Weseke Pumps, vacuum, once-through-oil See our ad on page 105
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA Nash Europe Ltd., Winsford, Cheshire
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Dickow Pump Co., Marietta, GA Pumps, vacuum, other Pompetravaini SPA, Castano Primo,
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Busch LLC, Virginia Beach, VA Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems, 4840 W. Kearney
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX Street, Springield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par- 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
Fluid Metering, Inc., Syosset, New York sippany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908- tuthill.com; web site: vacuum.tuthill.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH 232-2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www. Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, croll.com)
Ohio 44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e- EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
GRPumps.com)
E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA
FPZ Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
PUMPS, VERTICAL & DEEP
ITT ‚Äì Goulds Pumps, Seneca Falls, New York
Friatec AG Division Rheinhuette Pumpen, Wiesbaden WELL
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren- mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
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ton, New Jersey 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: See our ad on page 89 BJM Pumps, LLC, Old Saybrook, CT
ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy, SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT
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mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) 6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com) 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
Prater-Sterling, Bollingbrook, IL CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- www.badgermeter.com)
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen
Valves, angle mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com) CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst Chemline Plastics Limited sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla- Conbraco Industries, Inc., Matthews, NC mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918- EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Chemline Plastics Limited
832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site: Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX
www.badgermeter.com) Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 77516 (979-849-8266; FAX: 979 848-0783; e-mail: cic@
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Christian-Buerkert-Str. 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/)
13-17, Ingelingen, 74653 (+49 7940 10-0; FAX: +49 com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site: Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
www.burkert.com) Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com) HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay-
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA
8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ
muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Valves, control, hydraulic
Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New Company, Telford, Pennsylvania Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX
Britain, CT Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, 77516 (979-849-8266; FAX: 979 848-0783; e-mail: cic@
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/)
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
Valves, backflow mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com) 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
Apollo Valves, 701 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Matthews, See our ad on page 24 mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
North Carolina 28105 ((704) 841-6000; FAX: (704) 841- OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New
6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com) Britain, CT
shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047
Conbraco Industries, Inc., Matthews, NC RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter-
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
Valves, ball Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN Valves, control, pneumatic
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN
Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA Control Valves, Plymouth, MN
Apollo Valves, 701 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Matthews,
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst
North Carolina 28105 ((704) 841-6000; FAX: (704) 841-
6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com) Valves, cage Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI
Chemline Plastics Limited CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
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collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/) Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee,
Conbraco Industries, Inc., Matthews, NC Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Valves, ceramic lined Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Christian-Buerkert-Str.
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, 13-17, Ingelingen, 74653 (+49 7940 10-0; FAX: +49
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site:
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) www.burkert.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Valves, check mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, Pearland, TX Chemline Plastics Limited
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay- Fluid Line Products Inc., Willoughby, Ohio
Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH,
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Inline Industries, Inc., 9056 Garvey Ave., Rosemead, Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0;
California 91770 (800-568-8998; e-mail: info@ball- FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger.
valve.com; web site: www.ballvalve.com) com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com)
Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
PBM Valves Inc., Irwin, PA PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay- Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
Swagelok Co., Solon, OH ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
Viega, Wichita, Kansas Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown, Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland,
Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, Britain, CT
Valves, bellows sealed New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342- Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst 0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA web site: www.strainers.com) Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- Qosina, Edgewood, NY SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA
mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com) TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; Valves, control, regulator
77516 (979-849-8266; FAX: 979 848-0783; e-mail: cic@ FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, Pearland, TX
collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/) See our ad on page 98 CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) Valves, control, electric Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Control Valves, Plymouth, MN 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O. com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Box 1362, Muellheim, 79379 (+49 7631 8090; FAX: Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Valves, butterfly +49 7631 809250; e-mail: riester@auma.com; web Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and site: www.auma.com) 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas

TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
See our ad on page 98 muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
Valves, control, solenoid Swagelok Co., Solon, OH Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Christian-Buerkert-Str. USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston, Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North,
13-17, Ingelingen, 74653 (+49 7940 10-0; FAX: +49 Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941- Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262-
7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site: 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries. 567-4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site:
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Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA Swagelok Co., Solon, OH
Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
Valves, electrically heated North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) See our ad on page 98
Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New Valves, flush-bottom tank Vortex, Salina, Kansas
Britain, CT Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
Valves, cryogenic 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen
PBM Valves Inc., Irwin, PA Valves, high temperature
BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee,
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst
Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
Valves, gate BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla-
Chemline Plastics Limited homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: www.badgermeter.com)
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen
mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt., CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
Vortex, Salina, Kansas 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) DMN Incorporated, Arkansas
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Valves, glass Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36,
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com)
Valves, glass lined Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Valves, diaphragm 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Christian-Buerkert-Str. Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH,
13-17, Ingelingen, 74653 (+49 7940 10-0; FAX: +49 Glasslined Technology, Inc, Greensboro, Georgia Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0;
7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site: ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger.
www.burkert.com) com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC Valves, globe JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland,
Chemline Plastics Limited Control Valves, Plymouth, MN Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst Britain, CT
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com) Swagelok Co., Solon, OH
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201 CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info. 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com) mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., See our ad on page 98
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Vortex, Salina, Kansas
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Valves, hopper
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
Kemutec Group, Inc., Bristol, PA Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA Valves, heat actuated, fail safe
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- Valves, iris
Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 Kemutec Group, Inc., Bristol, PA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- Vortex, Salina, Kansas
Valves, diverter Valves, jacketed
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and
Valves, high pressure
Apollo Valves, 701 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Matthews,
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst North Carolina 28105 ((704) 841-6000; FAX: (704) 841-
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen
6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla-
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
DMN Incorporated, Arkansas www.badgermeter.com)
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee,
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer-
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, Pearland, TX
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt., Valves, knife-gate
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Vortex, Salina, Kansas
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-758- Valves, metal seated
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- 6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: indus- CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 trialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.com) sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Fluid Line Products Inc., Willoughby, Ohio Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
Vortex, Salina, Kansas HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH, Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0; 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Valves, double block & bleed FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger. Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr.,
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com) Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500;
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com)
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina

OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Christian-Buerkert-Str.
shaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: 13-17, Ingelingen, 74653 (+49 7940 10-0; FAX: +49
8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-guter- mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@burkert.com; web site:
muth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. www.burkert.com)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC
Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY 541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
Wolseley Industrial Group, Newport News, VA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas DMN Incorporated, Arkansas
Valves, mixing Valves, packless EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e- Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com) 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta
Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmer- Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; PBM Valves Inc., Irwin, PA
FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Britain, CT
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
PBM Valves Inc., Irwin, PA
Valves, pilot operated SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen
Valves, pressure reducing
Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI
Valves, motor operated sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN Fluid Line Products Inc., Willoughby, Ohio mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla- Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New Chemline Plastics Limited
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918- Britain, CT CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site: SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
www.badgermeter.com) mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut Valves, pinch Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: Flowrox Oy, Lappeenranta Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Qosina, Edgewood, NY 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-758-
Flowserve Corp, 1900 S. Saunders St, Raleigh, North Caro- 6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: indus-
lina 27601 (919-831-3200; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Valves, plastic trialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.com)
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Chemline Plastics Limited SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, Collins Instrument Co Inc., P.O. Box 938, Angleton, TX Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North,
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; 77516 (979-849-8266; FAX: 979 848-0783; e-mail: cic@ Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262-
collinsinst.com; web site: www.collinsinst.com/) 567-4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site:
CORZAN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, 9911 Brecksville www.sentry-equip.com)
Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44141 (888-234-2436; 216- TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
Valves, multiport izol.com; web site: www.corzancpvc.com)
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and See our ad on page 97 See our ad on page 98
Control Valves, Plymouth, MN Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201 WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut (41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info. P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com) 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- Valves, proportional
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay-
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) Chemline Plastics Limited
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr.,
Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; Valves, pump protection
FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) Valves, plastic lined EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
Fluid Line Products Inc., Willoughby, Ohio
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Valves, quick closing
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay- Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com) Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com)
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342- FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
web site: www.strainers.com) Richter Chemie-Technik GmbH, Kempen
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Valves, ram
Vortex, Salina, Kansas
Valves, plug
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Valves, recirculation, automatic
Valves, needle Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. 06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail:
CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, Pearland, TX com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Fluid Line Products Inc., Willoughby, Ohio Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500,
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Valves, relief
Swagelok Co., Solon, OH 6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
Valves, nuclear Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, Connecticut FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) Chemline Plastics Limited
06071 (860-749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
mhendrick@conval.com; web site: www.conval.com) JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
New Jersey 07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342- 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
0008; FAX: 201-342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. web site: www.strainers.com) HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
Valves, other Valves, pneumatic ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA AA S&K AUTOMATION, Valves, Automated Valves and Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New
Buschjost GmbH, Bad Oeynhausen Control Valves, Plymouth, MN Britain, CT

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Valves, slurry Valves, vacuum
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) Apollo Valves, 701 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Matthews, EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY
See our ad on page 19 North Carolina 28105 ((704) 841-6000; FAX: (704) 841- Equilibar Precision Pressure Control, North Carolina
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC 6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com) PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
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rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.pfeiffer-
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- vacuum.com)
Valves, rubber lined 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
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ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA ITT, Engineered Valves, Lancaster, PA Roto-Disc, Erlanger, KY
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
RF Valves, Inc., Hanover, MD
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Conbraco Industries, Inc., Matthews, NC SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
Metso Flow Control Inc, Vantaa, Finland, e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK Valves, tank venting See our ad on page 19
Parker Hannifin Corp., Parker Fluid Control Division, New REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
Britain, CT CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
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REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
See our ad on page 19 Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK Valves, vent, low pressure
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: info@ Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; e-
rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.com)
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REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
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rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Ir- Valves, titanium See our ad on page 19
ving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-6800; REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
web site: www.lowserve.com) Apollo Valves, 701 Matthews Mint Hill Road, Matthews,
North Carolina 28105 ((704) 841-6000; FAX: (704) 841- 28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: info@
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey 07869 6021; web site: www.apollovalves.com)
(1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-688-6060; e-
mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site: www.jaygoinc.com) Flodyne Controls Inc., Murray Hill, NJ Valves, zirconium
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Ir- Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Ir-
Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North, ving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-6800; ving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443-6800;
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262-567- web site: www.lowserve.com) web site: www.lowserve.com)
4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site: www. Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr.,
sentry-equip.com) Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500;
Swagelok Co., Solon, OH FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Valves, slide OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmershaeuser OHL Gutermuth Industrial Valves GmbH, Helmershaeuser
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 8006 0; Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt 63674 (+49 6047 8006 0;
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-gutermuth.de; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@ohl-gutermuth.de;
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de) web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
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sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649-
sandvik.com) CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
web site: www.jenike.com) Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
Bins Bins, weighing — See our ad on page 6
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
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Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan Railroad car spotter, indexer, or Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh,
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- positioner Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, Doetinchem,
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Pennsylvania Ludman Industries, Milwaukee, WI
— See our ad on page 3 Mars Mineral, Mars, PA
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, Unloaders, barge SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd.,
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process-
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Pennsylvania systems.sandvik.com)
web site: www.jenike.com) Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
Martin Vibration Systems, Marine City, MI Unloaders, bulk bag sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 — See our ad on page 135
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
Briquetting systems
— See our ad on page 24 e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- beumergroup.com) FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX Ludman Industries, Milwaukee, WI
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg Security Engineered Machinery, Westboro, MA
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; Calenders
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ e-mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire. Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
com) Thermal Spray Solutions, Inc., Chesapeake, Virginia
Hoppers, weighing Dynamic Air Inc., St. Paul, MN
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Coaters & coating machinery
CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467 Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- BETE FOG NOZZLE INC., 50 Greenfield St, Greenfield,
(800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Massachusetts 01301 (800-235-0049; 413-772-0846;
mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) com; web site: www.flexicon.com) FAX: 413-772-6729; e-mail: sales@bete.com; web
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, — See our ad on page 3 site: www.bete.com)
Martin Vibration Systems, Marine City, MI LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com) Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH, Thermal Spray Solutions, Inc., Chesapeake, Virginia
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-500;
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-neo- Compactors
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- tec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de) AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9, Rein-
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, bek, 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72-771100;
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- e-mail: info@amandus-kahl-group.de; web site:
Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) www.akahl.de)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO Alexanderwerk AG, Remscheid
Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
Silos Unloaders, hopper car Ludman Industries, Milwaukee, WI
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467 Prater-Sterling, Bollingbrook, IL
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e-
Gilbert Industries, Sparta, MO mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) Densifiers
INOX-TECH INC., Ste. Catherine Kinergy Corp., Louisville, KY Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Martin Vibration Systems, Marine City, MI Mars Mineral, Mars, PA
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Extruders
web site: www.jenike.com) mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 BUSS ChemTech AG, Pratteln 1
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com) Unloaders, other Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
— See our ad on page 24 Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN 07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, 688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711- Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- www.jaygoinc.com)
5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. com; web site: www.flexicon.com) 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
sandvik.com) — See our ad on page 3 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT www.pauloabbe.com)
BULK CARRIERS, LOADING & Unloaders, tank car Granulators & granulating mills
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9, Rein-
UNLOADING EQUIPMENT QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com) bek, 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72-771100;
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI e-mail: info@amandus-kahl-group.de; web site:
Dumpers Unloaders, tank truck www.akahl.de)
AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching,
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN 82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e-mail:
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467 info@ava-huep.com; web site: www.ava-huep.com)
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- Alexanderwerk AG, Remscheid
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
— See our ad on page 3 FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI
BULK CHEMICAL CARRIERS Herbold Meckesheim USA, Resource Recycling Systems
Inc., Slatersville, RI
Lift tables Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh,
Presto Lifts Inc., Norton, MA Trucks Pennsylvania
Southworth Products Corp., Portland, ME Diversified Toll Services, Cheshire, Connecticut Kemutec Group, Inc., Bristol, PA
Ludman Industries, Milwaukee, WI
Lift trucks Modern Process Equipment, Inc., Chicago, IL
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ COATING, FORMING NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH,
Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-
Presto Lifts Inc., Norton, MA
Southworth Products Corp., Portland, ME & AGGLOMERATION 500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-
neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
Lift trucks, explosion proof EQUIPMENT SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ
Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
Agglomerators 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@
Loaders, car AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, DIESELSTR. 5-9, sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN REINBEK, 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72- sandvik.com)
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Bros- 771100; E-MAIL: INFO@AMANDUS-KAHL-GROUP. SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd.,
sard, QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@ DE; WEB SITE: WWW.AKAHL.DE) Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
luxme.com) AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching, e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process-
82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e-mail: systems.sandvik.com)
Pallet trucks info@ava-huep.com; web site: www.ava-huep.com) WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ Alexanderwerk AG, Remscheid Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
Presto Lifts Inc., Norton, MA Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Southworth Products Corp., Portland, ME FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI — See our ad on page 135

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Pelletizers LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard,
QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com)
Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9, Rein- Modern Process Equipment, Inc., Chicago, IL sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
bek, 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72-771100; Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH — See our ad on page 135
e-mail: info@amandus-kahl-group.de; web site:
www.akahl.de)
BUSS ChemTech AG, Pratteln 1
Conveyors, flexible Conveyors, slat
Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, LEWCO, Inc., Sandusky, OH
Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Conveyors, tray
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
ABI LTD., Concord,
Mars Mineral, Mars, PA — See our ad on page 3
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd.,
Conveyors, flight Conveyors, vacuum
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN
e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process- Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN
systems.sandvik.com) CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
Conveyors, fluidizing pany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-
2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
CPFD-Software, Albuquerque, New Mexico
CONVEYORS & ELEVATORS CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467
(800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e-
Conveyors, gravity
FOR BULK MATERIALS Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW
mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com)
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens
Chutes Conveyors, magnetic NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO,
web site: www.jenike.com) Conveyors, other Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO
ABI LTD., Concord, Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Conveyor accessories Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
LEWCO, Inc., Sandusky, OH Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro- Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL swell, MI
RPS Engineering, Inc., Elgin, IL Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT Conveyors, vertical
Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem,
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard,
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
Conveyor belting QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com)
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
AWT World Trade Inc., Chicago, IL
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern- — See our ad on page 3
dorf, 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176; e-mail: GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
Conveyors, vibrating
band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-band.at) gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- Kinergy Corp., Louisville, KY
LEWCO, Inc., Sandusky, OH mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT — See our ad on page 89 Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, Stedman, Aurora, IN
Conveyors, apron QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com) Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg Modern Process Equipment, Inc., Chicago, IL
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI Conveyors, weighing
Stedman, Aurora, IN Conveyors, pneumatic CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e-
Conveyors, belt Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com)
ABI LTD., Concord, Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt., REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21,
AWT World Trade Inc., Chicago, IL CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467 Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) — See our ad on page 19
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. Dynamic Air Inc., St. Paul, MN 28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail:
beumergroup.com) Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern- FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
dorf, 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176; e-mail: Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-band.at) 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Couplings, pneumatic conveyors
Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI — See our ad on page 3 Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649-
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Elevators, belt
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT web site: www.jenike.com) Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH, Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771- Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH
Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711- 500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-
5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de) Elevators, bucket
sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
sandvik.com) Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd., mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377; Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO
e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process- e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
systems.sandvik.com) beumergroup.com)
Stedman, Aurora, IN Conveyors, portable FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH
Union Special, LLC, Huntley, IL CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- Hose, pneumatic conveyors
mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com)
Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan
Conveyors, bucket FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT Solids feeders, airlock
Conveyors, cooling Conveyors, roller Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN
LEWCO, Inc., Sandusky, OH DMN Incorporated, Arkansas
ABI LTD., Concord, WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
Conveyors, screen Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
Kinergy Corp., Louisville, KY sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process-
systems.sandvik.com)
Conveyors, screw
Conveyors, drag FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem,
Solids feeders, batch
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ
Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Bioengineering Inc., Somerville, MA
Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, — See our ad on page 3 FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. INOX-TECH INC., Ste. Catherine 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Stedman, Aurora, IN com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
— See our ad on page 3 Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ — See our ad on page 3

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JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Bros-
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- sard, QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; luxme.com)
web site: www.jenike.com) web site: www.jenike.com)
Kubota Corporation, Singapore Kubota Corporation, Singapore Bag filling machines
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail: beumergroup.com)
Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt- Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt.,
ics, Spring House, PA Diversified Toll Services, Cheshire, Connecticut
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
Solids feeders, constant weight 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg LIFTING EQUIPMENT com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
Kubota Corporation, Singapore — See our ad on page 3
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Hoists HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machin-
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; ery Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.
com) Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 Division, OELDE
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI
Solids feeders, continuous flow mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com) Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc., Wisconsin
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg — See our ad on page 24 Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, YS INC., 4531 County Rd. 458, Collinsville, 35961 (256-
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., 845-5501; FAX: 205-845-5560; e-mail: ysinc@ys-inc.
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- PACKAGING CONTAINERS com; web site: www.ys-inc.com)
web site: www.jenike.com) Bag filling machines, vacuum
Kubota Corporation, Singapore
Bags Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Ecublens
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: Drum filling equipment
— See our ad on page 19 (651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Ecublens
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC web site: www.cortecvci.com) FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem,
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: Diversified Toll Services, Cheshire, Connecticut Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-
info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49- com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- — See our ad on page 3
Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail: boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com) Nier Systems Inc, Boca Raton, Florida MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604
— See our ad on page 135 Union Special, LLC, Huntley, IL (+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@
Solids feeders, dosing Barrels & drums — See our ad on page 24
DMN Incorporated, Arkansas PSL USA, Boise, ID
Diversified Toll Services, Cheshire, Connecticut Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool
Solids feeders, gravimetric HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg
2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- Packaging equipment, liquids
boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Ecublens
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ EquipNet, Inc., Canton, MA
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machin-
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- (+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ ery Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com) 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO — See our ad on page 24 boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ YS INC., 4531 County Rd. 458, Collinsville, 35961 (256-
Cartons 845-5501; FAX: 205-845-5560; e-mail: ysinc@ys-inc.
Solids feeders, high-pressure Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI com; web site: www.ys-inc.com)
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ Diversified Toll Services, Cheshire, Connecticut
DMN Incorporated, Arkansas
Packaging equipment, solids
Drums & drum liners, corrosion EquipNet, Inc., Canton, MA
Solids feeders, proportioning resistant G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., Golden, CO
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg
Kubota Corporation, Singapore 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
Intermediate bulk containers boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc., Wisconsin
Solids feeders, rotary Hoover Container Solutions, Houston, TX Union Special, LLC, Huntley, IL
Metano IBC Services, Inc., Perrineville, NJ
Nier Systems Inc, Boca Raton, Florida
Packers, bag
Prater-Sterling, Bollingbrook, IL
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail: Intermodal bulk containers Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com) e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
— See our ad on page 135 beumergroup.com)
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machin-
Pails & cans
Solids feeders, vibrating or HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Ma-
ery Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
oscillating chinery Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg (+49-2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, haverboecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker. Packers, vibrating
Ecublens com)Packaging equipment Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL
Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI Bag closing machines
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL
Martin Vibration Systems, Marine City, MI
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI SOLIDS HANDLING
Stedman, Aurora, IN
ery Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49- EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS,
Solids feeders, volumetric boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) OTHER
Union Special, LLC, Huntley, IL
Balers
Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg Bag, empty, handling systems Security Engineered Machinery, Westboro, MA
DMN Incorporated, Arkansas BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40,
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Ecublens Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; Barrel handling equipment
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- beumergroup.com) HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon. Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Ecublens 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
— See our ad on page 3 Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)

Solids handling
Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machin- Scales, checkweight
Drum handling equipment 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Ecublens boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver-
Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49- 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- web site: www.jenike.com) Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Diego, CA
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com) Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Scales, continuous weighing
— See our ad on page 24 Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI Valves, diverter conveyor Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN Diego, CA
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Kubota Corporation, Singapore
Materials handling systems Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt
beumergroup.com) com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt., Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Vortex, Salina, Kansas
CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska 68467
(800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-2001; e- Valves, powder Scales, conveying
mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.cyclonaire.com) Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI DMN Incorporated, Arkansas
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt-
Dynamic Air Inc., St. Paul, MN
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@ ics, Spring House, PA
Ehcolo A/S, Foevling
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com)
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, — See our ad on page 24 Scales, counting
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Vortex, Salina, Kansas Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
LEWCO, Inc., Sandusky, OH Scales, floor, platform
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, WEIGHING, FEEDING A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com)
M. O. Industries, Whippany, NJ & PROPORTIONING Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX
Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL EQUIPMENT Diego, CA
Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI Kubota Corporation, Singapore
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Batching & blending systems
Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Omni-Lift, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ Scales, forklift
PSL USA, Boise, ID Brabender Technologie GmbH & Co. KG, Duisburg
Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Scales, gas cylinder filling
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
— See our ad on page 19 814-2400; FAX: 610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC com; web site: www.flexicon.com) Scales, hopper
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: — See our ad on page 3
info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Diego, CA Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Diego, CA
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) web site: www.jenike.com)
Southworth Products Corp., Portland, ME LEWA GMBH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg 71229 (49-7152- Scales, portable
Sweet Manufacturing Company, Springfield, OH 14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI web site: www.lewa.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Palletizers mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, YS INC., 4531 County Rd. 458, Collinsville, 35961 (256-
Scales, railroad car
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; 845-5501; FAX: 205-845-5560; e-mail: ysinc@ys-inc. Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. com; web site: www.ys-inc.com) Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt
beumergroup.com)
Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX Proportioners Scales, recording
A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset, Scales, remote indicating
New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) 516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web
Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan site: www.fmipump.com)
Nordson SEALANT EQUIPMENT, Plymouth, MI Diego, CA
MUELLER GMBH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, 79604 Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@
Scales, automatic weighing
— See our ad on page 24 A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Scales, tank
Southworth Products Corp., Portland, ME Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San Diego, CA
Robotic components Diego, CA Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Scales, totalizing
beumergroup.com) A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
Scales, bagging, filling
Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
Storage systems A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery Scales, truck
Beckum 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280; Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www. 2522-300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haver- A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
beumergroup.com) boecker.com; web site: www.haverboecker.com) Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt
Geroldinger GmbH, Sigharting, Diego, CA

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ELECTRICAL POWER
GENERATION &
TRANSMISSION
120 Bearings & bushings
120 Boilers
120 Boilers, industrial
120 Cable & conduit
120 Drives, Other
120 Drives, Turbine
121 Electrical & power generation equipment
121 Electrical heating equipment
121 Lighting fixtures
121 Motor controls
121 Motors, electric
121 Other electrical equipment
121 Rectifiers

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Electrical power generation & transmission
BEARINGS & BUSHINGS WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter

Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
Drives, pump
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Bearing isolators info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
power.com)
AEGIS Bearing Protection Rings, Mechanic Falls, ME Drives, variable speed, centrifuge
Boilers, integral furnace
Bearings INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-
Greene, Tweed & Co., Kulpsville, PA
Drives, variable speed, electrical
Greene, Tweed & Co. Ltd., Nottingham, Notts
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oost-
Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter kamp
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Bushings Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
power.com) Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta,
Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA
Georgia
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, Boilers, natural gas fired
Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH Bryan Steam LLC, Peru, IN Drives, variable speed, hydraulic
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
BOILERS, INDUSTRIAL (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- Drives, variable speed,
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) mechanical
Ash conditioning systems WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oost-
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: kamp
Mars Mineral, Mars, PA Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
power.com)
Boiler accessories Drives, variable speed, mixer
Bryan Steam LLC, Peru, IN Boilers, oil fired Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. Bryan Steam LLC, Peru, IN
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- HTT Energy GmbH, Herford Gears
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oost-
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) 541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- kamp
John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH
Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX: WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site: Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- Joints, universal
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
www.johnzinkhamworthy.com) Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
Topog-E Gasket Co., Tulsa, OK power.com)
USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston, Shafting
Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941- Boilers, waste heat recovery IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oostkamp
3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries. Advanced Heat Recovery, Inc., Division of AQUA Innova- Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH
com; web site: www.usaindustries.com) tions, Inc., Baltimore, MD
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford Speed reducers
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oostkamp
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ 541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Boilers, automatic, packaged Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Fulton Companies,The, Fulton Thermal Corporation, Pu- info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
laski, NY power.com) power.com)
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- Boilers, water tube Transmissions
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- Bryan Steam LLC, Peru, IN IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oostkamp
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter 541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) DRIVES, TURBINE
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Generator drives, steam
power.com)
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Cobey, Buffalo, New York
power.com) Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
Boilers, carbon monoxide fired
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- DRIVES, OTHER 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) Couplings, shaft power.com)
IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oost-
Boilers, coal fired kamp Turbines, combined steam-gas
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
Drives, belt HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
power.com) Drives, conveyor Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Boilers, fire tube Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim, info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
Fulton Companies,The, Fulton Thermal Corporation, Pu- power.com)
laski, NY
Drives, crusher
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Turbines, mechanical drive, gas
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., Drives, gear P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704- IGW - IG Watteeuw International nv, Headquarters, Oost- 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@ kamp
MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com) Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
Turbines, mechanical drive, steam
Boilers, fluidized bed Drives, magnetic Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
CPFD-Software, Albuquerque, New Mexico PDC Machines, Inc., Warminster, PA MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Electrical power generation & transmission
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
power.com) info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
power.com)
Motors, D.C.
ELECTRICAL & POWER MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
GENERATION EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL HEATING
Motors, explosion proof
EQUIPMENT BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim
Batteries & electrical storage
equipment Bands, electric heating Motors, submersible
Lectrus, Chattanooga, TN Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
Watlow, St. Louis, MO
Cogeneration systems & Motors, variable speed
equipment Heaters, electric immersion MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton Dalton Electric Heating Co., Inc., Ipswich, MA
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund
Motors, vertical
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: PolyScience, Niles, IL MICROMO, Clearwater, FL
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- Watlow, St. Louis, MO
ProSim SA, LABEGE
Russelectric Inc., Hingham, MA
Heaters, thermal fluid electric OTHER ELECTRICAL
Fulton Companies,The, Fulton Thermal Corporation, Pu-
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- laski, NY EQUIPMENT
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Mokon, Buffalo, NY Circuit breakers
power.com) Spaltech International Inc., Halton Hills, Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8,
Engine-generator sets Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
Strips, electric heating 341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site:
Lectrus, Chattanooga, TN Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund www.phoenixcontact.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Watlow, St. Louis, MO Schurter, Inc., Santa Rosa, CA
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Tape, electric heating Electrical equipment, other
power.com) BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro-
Kloepper-Therm GmbH & Co. KG, Dortmund swell, MI
Engines, LPG Electroswitch, Weymouth, MA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc., Boulder, CO
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- LIGHTING FIXTURES Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8,
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
power.com)
Lamps, incandescent 341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site:
www.phoenixcontact.com)
Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA
Engines, diesel Russelectric Inc., Hingham, MA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Lamps, infrared S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA Schurter, Inc., Santa Rosa, CA
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Lamps, mercury vapor
power.com) Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA Switches, electrical
Engines, gasoline Lamps, photochemical Electroswitch, Weymouth, MA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Lectrus, Chattanooga, TN
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA Madison Co., Branford, CT
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Lamps, sodium vapor S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL
power.com) Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA Schurter, Inc., Santa Rosa, CA
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta,
Engines, natural gas Lamps, ultraviolet Georgia
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Switchgear & other power
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA distribution equipment
power.com) Lighting equipment, emergency Lectrus, Chattanooga, TN
Madison Co., Branford, CT
Expanders Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA Russelectric Inc., Hingham, MA
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL
Lighting, explosion proof Schurter, Inc., Santa Rosa, CA
Generators, electrical Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. R. STAHL, Waldenburg WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- Lighting: panelboards, 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) instruments & gages info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter power.com)
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- Osram Sylvania, Danvers, MA
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: Transformers
power.com) MOTOR CONTROLS WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Generator-turbine sets 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
Actuators or starters, motor info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash-
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY power.com)
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: MOTORS, ELECTRIC RECTIFIERS
power.com)
Motors, A.C. Rectifiers, germanium controlled
Power supplies, emergency Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Denver Mineral Engineers, Inc., Littleton, CO
Russelectric Inc., Hingham, MA Georgia

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INSTRUMENTATION
& CONTROLS
123 Actuators, operators 127 Indicators
123 Analyzers, offstream 130 Measurement & testing
125 Analyzers, onstream equipment
125 Computers, process control 132 Recorders
126 Controllers 132 Transmitters & data
127 Data presentation equipment transmission equipment
Flexim GmbH 127

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Instrumentation
MainSectionTitle
& controls
ACTUATORS, OPERATORS ANALYZERS, OFFSTREAM tec5USA, Plainview, NY
Analyzers, conductivity
Actuators Analyzers, BOD Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O. 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Box 1362, Muellheim, 79379 (+49 7631 8090; FAX: Analyzers, VOCs com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
+49 7631 809250; e-mail: riester@auma.com; web Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
site: www.auma.com) Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor-
Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail:
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Ingelfingen, sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC Analyzers, air quality Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201 Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info.
ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com)
PANalytical BV, Almelo, Analyzers, corrosion rate
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO Metal Samples Co., Munford,
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; Analyzers, emission
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau- Analyzers, atomic absorption Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow- Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
control.com) Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Inline Industries, Inc., 9056 Garvey Ave., Rosemead, Analyzers, biological 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
California 91770 (800-568-8998; e-mail: info@ball- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA
valve.com; web site: www.ballvalve.com)
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN OK
Analyzers, carbon dioxide or
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas monoxide Analyzers, environmental
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim, Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX conditions
Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Cylinders, pneumatic GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
OK
Valve operators, diaphragm Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
UIC Inc., Joliet, IL
Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO
Valve operators, electrohydraulic Analyzers, chlorine Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia
Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG, Crailsheim,
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Analyzers, fats & oils
Valve operators, Analyzers, chlorine, total Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
electropneumatic PANalytical BV, Almelo,
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Analyzers, gas density
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Analyzers, chromatographic PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Valve operators, motor operated 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA
Valve operators, piston PDR-Separations LLC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Analyzers, hydrocarbons
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O. Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD
Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX
Box 1362, Muellheim, 79379 (+49 7631 8090; FAX: Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim
+49 7631 809250; e-mail: riester@auma.com; web OK
Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
site: www.auma.com) GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA
Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA
Analyzers, combustible gases Sensor Electronics Corporation, Savage, MN
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ OK
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA
Valve operators, pneumatic com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC
Sensor Electronics Corporation, Savage, MN Analyzers, hydrogen
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Ingelfingen, Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
Flowserve Corp., Flow Control Div., 1978 Foreman Dr., Analyzers, combustion LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI
Cookeville, TN 38502-2609 (800-251-6761; 972-443-6500; Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
FAX: 931-432-5518; web site: www.lowserve.com) Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Analyzers, infrared
Valve operators, solenoid com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) Analyzers, concentration OK
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
Valve positioners, microprocessor Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA Analyzers, mass spectrometer
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI
equipped Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
ARCA Regler GmbH, Toenisvorst Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
OK
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
Valve positioners, other com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Analyzers, moisture content
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim
Valve, position indicators web site: www.flexim.com) FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD
Flowserve Corp., 222 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Suite 1500, — See our ad on page 127 LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI
Irving, TX 75039-5421 (972-443-6500; FAX: 972-443- Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton
6800; web site: www.lowserve.com) K-Patents, Inc., Naperville, IL Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
der Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben,
e-mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey Analyzers, near infrared
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim

MainSectionTitle
& controls
FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA Detectors, gases
Guided Wave, Rancho Cordova, California LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI
Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX
McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Compur Monitors GmbH & Co. KG, Munich
PANalytical BV, Almelo, PANalytical BV, Almelo, Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
tec5USA, Plainview, NY Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA
Analyzers, neutron activation Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI
PANalytical BV, Almelo,
Analyzers, spectrophotometer Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Analyzers, nitrogen FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI Idealab Inc., Franklin, MA Sensor Electronics Corporation, Savage, MN
Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Analyzers, nitrogen oxide Sias, New Castle, DE ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA tec5USA, Plainview, NY Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
Analyzers, nitrogen, total Analyzers, stack gases
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Detectors, gases, combustible
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
Analyzers, oil content Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville, GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI
OK Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME
Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Analyzers, sulfur dioxide Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA
Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ Sensor Electronics Corporation, Savage, MN
Analyzers, organic carbon PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville,
OK Detectors, gases, toxic
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX
Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
Analyzers, sulfur, total Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Analyzers, organic carbon, total PANalytical BV, Almelo, General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville, GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin OK
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Analyzers, suspended solids Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX Sensor Electronics Corporation, Savage, MN
Analyzers, oxygen content Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown,
AirSep Corp. ‚Äì A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In- Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen Detectors, liquid-leak
dustries Company, Buffalo, New York
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX
Analyzers, thermal SGB GmbH, Siegen
Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden- SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben,
Analyzers, oxygen demand town, NJ
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD Detectors, metal
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD PANalytical BV, Almelo,
Analyzers, oxygen, dissolved Analyzers, thin film Detectors, moisture
Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz, tec5USA, Plainview, NY
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX Analyzers, titration Detectors, other
Analyzers, ozone content CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia PDR-Separations LLC, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston,
Analyzers, total solids Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-
Analyzers, pH K-Patents, Inc., Naperville, IL 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.
com; web site: www.usaindustries.com)
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ Analyzers, ultraviolet
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Detectors, radiation
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. tec5USA, Plainview, NY Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) TowerScan, Port Huron, MI
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda Analyzers, vapor pressure TowerScan, Sarnia,
Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor- BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim
nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail: Detectors, sludge blanket level
sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com) Analyzers, water quality Madison Co., Branford, CT
Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown,
Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME Detectors, vibration
Analyzers, particle size LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor- Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail: TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., Golden, CO sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com) North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
PANalytical BV, Almelo, Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA — See our ad on page 98
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal- Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Zellerfeld Samplers, automatic
Detectors, dust BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA
Analyzers, phosphorus Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
PANalytical BV, Almelo, New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX:
Detectors, explosion 516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web
Analyzers, photometric Compur Monitors GmbH & Co. KG, Munich site: www.fmipump.com)
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown,
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Analyzers, sodium ion industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
com) Samplers, gas, air
concentration BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin Detectors, flame Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL
Analyzers, sound 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY
com)
Analyzers, spectrometer General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA Samplers, liquid
FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN BIAR Sampling Systems, Gonzales, LA

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Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset, Monitors, composition Monitors, organic carbon, total
New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX:
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen
site: www.fmipump.com) 2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown, com; web site: www.flexim.com) Monitors, oxygen content
Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North, FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262- Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676
General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
567-4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site: 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com;
www.sentry-equip.com) web site: www.flexim.com)
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Sias, New Castle, DE Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
Guided Wave, Rancho Cordova, California
Xiril AG, Hombrechtikon SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey
Samplers, solids Monitors, pH
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal- Monitors, conductivity Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
Zellerfeld Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor- Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail: Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com) 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
ANALYZERS, ONSTREAM optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Monitors, dispersion
Chromatographs, onstream FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La Monitors, particle size
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., Golden, CO
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal-
www.fluidcomponents.com) Zellerfeld
Siemens Industry, Inc., Applied Automation, Bartlesville, Monitors, dust Monitors, stack gases
OK Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA Altech PCME, Illinois
Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL
Monitors, VOCs Matsushima Measure Tech, Des Plaines, IL
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA www.fluidcomponents.com)
Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO
Monitors, emissions, continuous
M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA
Altech PCME, Illinois MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA
Monitors, air quality Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Altech PCME, Illinois Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
Monitors, sulfur
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia www.fluidcomponents.com)
MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA Monitors, viscosity
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
Monitors, ammonia 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
Altech PCME, Illinois ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Massachusetts
GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI Hydramotion Ltd, Malton
MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA Monitors, humidity LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd.,
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01566 (888-600-3247;
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL 508-347-2606; FAX: 508-347-2064; web site: www.
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, Monitors, hydrocarbon content loadcontrols.com)
Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX — See our ad on page 25
Monitors, carbon dioxide or Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan Monitors, water quality
monoxide General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX
Altech PCME, Illinois GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI
Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME
Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor-
GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail:
General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA Monitors, hydrogen cyanide sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
GfG Instrumentation, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
content Sporian Microsystems, Inc., Lafayette, CO
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI
Monitors, hydrogen sulfide Spectrometer accessories or
Monitors, chlorine
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
content services
Analytical Systems Int'l / KECO R&D, Houston, TX FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan Guided Wave, Rancho Cordova, California
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN
tec5USA, Plainview, NY
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Spectrometers
optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI Monitors, mercury content
Altech PCME, Illinois FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD
Monitors, colorimetric Guided Wave, Rancho Cordova, California

Monitors, octane MIDAC Corp., Westfield, MA
McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts
optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton
Monitors, combustible gases, or Monitors, oil content optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI
vapors Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc., Scarborough, ME
tec5USA, Plainview, NY
Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben,

Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
ENMET, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen COMPUTERS, PROCESS
General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI CONTROL
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA Monitors, opactiy Analog process control
PureAire Monitoring Systems, Inc., Lake Zurich, IL Altech PCME, Illinois
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN Durag Inc., Environmental Hardware, Mendota Heights, computers
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Minnesota Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI

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Direct digital process control WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Controllers, pneumatic
computers CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539;
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- e-mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., power.com) com)
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
Controllers, combustion Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400;
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) com)
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Georgia Pneumatech, Inc., Rock Hill, SC
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive, Houston,
Hierarchical process control Texas 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-7081; e-mail:
Controllers, pressure
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA
computers info@exotherm.com; web site: www.exotherm.com)
Bedrock Automation, Canton, Massachusetts sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539;
Hybrid process control computers 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
com)
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: power.com) Pennsylvania
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Controllers, electric North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Input-output equipment SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas — See our ad on page 98
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-
Bedrock Automation, Canton, Massachusetts WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- com)
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Controllers, process
power.com) Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX
Bedrock Automation, Canton, Massachusetts
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl Controllers, flow & flow ratio Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an Bronkhorst High-Tech BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A, Ruurlo Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
der Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; FAX: +31 573458808; e-mail: 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
e-mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.com) com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Ingelfingen, NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
R. STAHL, Waldenburg Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400;
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC
e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.
Symmetric Research, Las Vegas, NV Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro-
com)
swell, MI Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Supervisory process control Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
computers Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Bedrock Automation, Canton, Massachusetts e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
www.fluidcomponents.com) Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Digital Applications International, London Watlow, St. Louis, MO
Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt-
Controllers, product
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. ics, Spring House, PA Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, Pennsylvania
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
Vista Control Systems, Inc., Los Alamos, NM 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Controllers, programmable
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Bedrock Automation, Canton, Massachusetts
V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
CONTROLLERS Controllers, humidity 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
Controllers, SCR power Thermotron, Holland, MI NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
Watlow, St. Louis, MO Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400;
Controllers, liquid level e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.
Controllers, air conditioning Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8,
Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site:
Controllers, batching or weighing ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; www.phoenixcontact.com)
A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
www.fluidcomponents.com) Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta,
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201 Georgia
Bascale Company, Inc., Houston, TX
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info. Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com) Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado Pennsylvania
e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec. Madison Co., Branford, CT The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
com) Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA
Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC Company, Telford, Pennsylvania
Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL
Controllers, pump
Controllers, bin level Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt- Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
ics, Spring House, PA New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX:
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX 516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro- site: www.fmipump.com)
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
swell, MI
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Controllers, sludge level
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; Controllers, oxidation-reduction Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown,
e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec. potential
com)
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
Controllers, temperature
CTP Corp., Northport, NY
Controllers, boiler Controllers, pH CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan-
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave. sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539;
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ e-mail: sales@cashco.com; web site: www.cashco.
(CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847- Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt- com)
541-8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck- ics, Spring House, PA Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN
power.com; web site: www.indeck.com) Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA HTT Energy GmbH, Herford

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HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
Regulators, temperature FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
web site: www.honeywell.com/ps) PolyScience, Niles, IL ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
Ircon, Inc., Santa Cruz, CA SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
www.fluidcomponents.com)
41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) — See our ad on page 98
web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
Mokon, Buffalo, NY Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
Regulators, vacuum Madison Co., Branford, CT
PolyScience, Niles, IL TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA
Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) Chicago, IL
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas — See our ad on page 98
Tempco Electric Heater Co, Illinois Alarms, motion
Thermotron, Holland, MI
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, DATA PRESENTATION 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-
1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline. EQUIPMENT industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
com)
com)
Counters Alarms, other
Controllers, vacuum Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400;
Data logging systems Alarms, portable (gas, vapor)
e-mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec. Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
com) PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Alarms, pressure
Controllers, viscosity Symmetric Research, Las Vegas, NV FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro, 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
Massachusetts
Displays, liquid-crystal industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
R. STAHL, Waldenburg com)
Regulators, air Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA
LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
Totalizers Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; 1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) com)
— See our ad on page 98 INDICATORS Alarms, solids level
Regulators, back pressure Alarms, annunciator Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
CASHCO, INC., P.O. Box 6, 607 W. 15th, Ellsworth, Kan- Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro-
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI swell, MI
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539;
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
com)
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Chicago, IL
com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Alarms, carbon monoxide
— See our ad on page 98 Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
Regulators, feedwater
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
Setting
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
com)
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Standards
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- Alarms, combustible gases
power.com)
Control Instruments Corp., Fairfield, NJ
Regulators, flow Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
Bronkhorst High-Tech BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A, Ruurlo
NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; FAX: +31 573458808; e-mail: Alarms, combustion
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.com)
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Alarms, flame
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Advanced Non-Intrusive
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Ultrasonic Flow Measurement
com)
Regulators, gas HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
FLUXUS® F/G721
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
 Highly accurate and reliable
Alarms, flow bidirectional flow measurement
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, of liquids and gases over a wide
Franksville, WI
Regulators, pressure Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN turndown ratio
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La  Engineered and approved for
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800-
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; use in hazardous areas
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: (ATEX, IECEx Zone 2) and at
ucts.com/chemprocessing) www.fluidcomponents.com) extreme pipe temperatures
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993; (-190 °C up to 600 °C)
sas 67439-0006 (785-472-4461; FAX: 785-472-3539; web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)  Highest cost-effectiveness:
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
- No pipe works
com)
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI - No process shut-downs
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: - Virtually maintenance-free
Alarms, humidity
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) Alarms, liquid level www.flexim.com info@flexim.com
— See our ad on page 98 Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN

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& controls
Alarms, temperature SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI Flowmeters, positive 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 displacement Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters,
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Franksville, WI Flowmeters, weirs & flumes
www.fluidcomponents.com) Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen
TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation, Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
Chicago, IL 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, www.badgermeter.com)
Gages, density
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926- BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee, Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline. Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400; Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
com) FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown,
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com) SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey
Flowmeters, coriolis Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA
Bronkhorst High-Tech BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A, Ruurlo Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Gages, filter
NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; FAX: +31 573458808; e-mail: Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.com) 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Gages, liquid level
Flowmeters, differential pressure Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN
AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Franksville, WI Flowmeters, propeller Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee, Franksville, WI e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400; Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., www.fluidcomponents.com)
FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com) 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Chicago, IL
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Flowmeters, rotameters TowerScan, Port Huron, MI
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, TowerScan, Sarnia,
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda Franksville, WI VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, Texas Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
Flowmeters, electromagnetic Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: — See our ad on page 11I
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Gages, liquid level, sanitary
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln Madison Co., Branford, CT
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Gages, mechanical force
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln Flowmeters, turbine Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury
Flowmeters, magnetic AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters,
Franksville, WI Gages, nuclear radiation
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen TowerScan, Port Huron, MI
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Ingelfingen, BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee, TowerScan, Sarnia,
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. Gages, pressure
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT
BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla- Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
Flowmeters, mass 832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site:
Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North
Carolina
AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, www.badgermeter.com) Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
Franksville, WI Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Bronkhorst High-Tech BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A, Ruurlo 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; FAX: +31 573458808; e-mail: com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.com) V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois — See our ad on page 11I
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA
WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN Flowmeters, ultrasonic
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Accusonic Technologies, Inc., West Wareham, MA Gages, tank
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- Chicago, IL
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
com; web site: www.flexim.com) VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; — See our ad on page 11I
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Kurz Instruments Inc., Monterey, CA web site: www.flexim.com) WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
Matsushima Measure Tech, Des Plaines, IL — See our ad on page 127
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia Gages, temperature
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
— See our ad on page 19 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Carolina
Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail:
Flowmeters, variable area Chicago, IL
info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
Franksville, WI WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA Gages, vacuum & differential
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., pressure
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation,
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Chicago, IL
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
Flowmeters, vortex shedding info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
Flowmeters, orifice plate Badger Meter Europa GmbH, Neuffen — See our ad on page 11I
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Gages, water
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH

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VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL
77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
— See our ad on page 11I ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Glasses, furnace www.fluidcomponents.com) com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC GIC Thermodynamics, Charlevoix, MI
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH
Glasses, sight flow Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail: Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
Indicators, moisture UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
— See our ad on page 135 A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
Indicators, bin level Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro-
swell, MI
Indicators, other Thermometers, bimetallic
Matsushima Measure Tech, Des Plaines, IL Schurter, Inc., Santa Rosa, CA
Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, Indicators, pressure WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT
info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA
Thermometers, dial
— See our ad on page 11I Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
Indicators, carbon monoxide Indicators, solids level UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro- FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
Indicators, combustible gases swell, MI WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
American Gas & Chemical Co Ltd, New Jersey Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL
Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH Thermometers, digital
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North
77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: Carolina
Indicators, dewpoint or humidity info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) Raytek GmbH, Berlin
S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT — See our ad on page 11I S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT
Indicators, flow Indicators, specific gravity
AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA Thermometers, electrical
Franksville, WI Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA
Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee, SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400; Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. Indicators, temperature FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com) Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT Thermometers, infrared
Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; Carolina
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA
www.fluidcomponents.com) www.fluidcomponents.com)
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, Hampshire Controls Corp., Dover, NH Thermometers, mercury
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- Ircon, Inc., Santa Cruz, CA Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut Carolina
com; web site: www.flexim.com) Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT Thermometers, precision
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
CTP Corp., Northport, NY
web site: www.flexim.com) Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
— See our ad on page 127 FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com) Thermometers, recording
Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA
Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA
Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt- Indicators, vacuum UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
ics, Spring House, PA Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Indicators, valve position
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an
Thermometers, resistance
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) temperature detectors
der Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264;
Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI
e-mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
Indicators, liquid level Indicators, viscosity GIC Thermodynamics, Charlevoix, MI
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Hydramotion Ltd, Malton JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
Delta M Corp., Oak Ridge, TN
LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd., Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA
Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01566 (888-600-3247; Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North
508-347-2606; FAX: 508-347-2064; web site: www. Carolina
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
loadcontrols.com) S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT
www.fluidcomponents.com) Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
Indicators, weight Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-
Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA 1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, Mettler-Toledo, Inc., Columbus, OH com)
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Pacific Scale Co., Inc., Clackamas, OR
Thermistors Thermometers, surface
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation, Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
Ircon, Inc., Santa Cruz, CA
Chicago, IL GIC Thermodynamics, Charlevoix, MI
Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, Raytek GmbH, Berlin
77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000; S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT
info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com) Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA
— See our ad on page 11I
Thermocouples Thermostats
Indicators, mass flow BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse
Brooks Instruments, Hatfield, PA sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail:
Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Cro- web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de)
swell, MI Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT

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UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Electrodes, pH
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926- Q-Lab Corporation, Westlake, Ohio
1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline. Singleton Corp., Cleveland, OH Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
com) Thermonics Corp, Mansfiels, MA Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
Thermotron, Holland, MI Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Thermowells Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA
Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA Colorimeters
GIC Thermodynamics, Charlevoix, MI CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia
Enclosures, instrument
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, New York Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Ramsey, NJ REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-
Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North 1800; web site: www.redguard.com)
Carolina Corrosion measurement — See our ad on page 17
S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
equipment
Temp-Pro Inc., Northampton, MA Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX Flash points, automatic
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, Metal Samples Co., Munford,
Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926- Singleton Corp., Cleveland, OH
1000; FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.
Density-measuring equipment Fluidic systems
com)
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX 2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
MEASUREMENT & TESTING Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
EQUIPMENT JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr.,
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649-
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com;
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Alloy identification equipment web site: www.jenike.com) — See our ad on page 127
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI K-Patents, Inc., Naperville, IL
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Ramsey, NJ Gas dilution systems
Calibration gas standards LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: Gas sampling bags
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown, Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, Infrared Thermometer
EVEREST INTERSCIENCE, Oregon
Calibration & test equipment TowerScan, Port Huron, MI
Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA
TowerScan, Sarnia,
A & D Weighing, San Jose, CA
ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden-
Detectors, interface Ion measurement or selection
town, NJ
Automation Products Inc. (Dynatrol Div.), Houston, TX Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC, Mount Prospect, IL
Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro, ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; Laser systems
Massachusetts e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Elos Fixturlaser AB, Molndal
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL www.fluidcomponents.com) Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Load cells
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: web site: www.flexim.com) Hardy Process Solutions, Inc., Industrial Weighing, San
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. — See our ad on page 127 Diego, CA
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown, Kubota Corporation, Singapore
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey Load Cell Central, Pennsylvania
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. TowerScan, Sarnia, Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt
com; web site: www.flexim.com) Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, Detectors, leak
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA Manometers
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK
web site: www.flexim.com) Durag Inc., Environmental Hardware, Mendota Heights,
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
— See our ad on page 127 Minnesota
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
Ircon, Inc., Santa Cruz, CA Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; — See our ad on page 11I
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Ramsey, NJ e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse www.fluidcomponents.com)
Meters, air
41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, Clean Air Express Equipment, Palatine, IL
0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
McPherson, Chelmsford, Massachusetts web site: www.flexim.com) ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL — See our ad on page 127 e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning, GOW-MAC Instrument Co., Bethlehem, PA www.fluidcomponents.com)
Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Carolina Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA RKI Instruments, Inc., Union City, CA 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Raytek GmbH, Berlin SGB GmbH, Siegen ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- Meters, chlorine
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia
Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Meters, conductivity
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA
Calorimeters — See our ad on page 98 Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin
LECO Corporation, St. Joseph, MI Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA
USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston,
Cameras, high-speed Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941- Meters, displacement
Raytek GmbH, Berlin 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries. BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee,
com; web site: www.usaindustries.com) Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
Chambers, test FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC, Mount Prospect, IL
Detectors, metal com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde- Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796- Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC
2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) Electrodes, ion-sensitive Meters, electrical
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ Escitec, Mesa, AZ

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Meters, gas SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Testers, cloud & pour point,
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- automatic
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; Testers, flash point
www.fluidcomponents.com) FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, — See our ad on page 98
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Testers, hardness
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Meters, ultraviolet Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
web site: www.flexim.com) Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT Massachusetts
— See our ad on page 127 optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD
Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373- Meters, vibration Testers, tensile strength
0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru- PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning, Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Vibra-Metrics, div. of Mistras Holdings, Princeton Junc- Massachusetts
V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois tion, NJ Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Columbia, MD
Meters, heat flow Meters, water Testing equipment, other
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee, Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC, Mount Prospect, IL
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400; Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. Massachusetts
e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: com; web site: www.badgermeter.com) CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia
www.fluidcomponents.com) FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La EVEREST INTERSCIENCE, Oregon
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., Golden, CO
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site: Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH
com; web site: www.flexim.com) www.fluidcomponents.com) JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr.,
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649-
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com;
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. web site: www.jenike.com)
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com;
com; web site: www.flexim.com) KRUSS GmbH, Marketing, Hamburg
web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Ramsey, NJ
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Newson Gale Ltd, Nottingham
Meters, oxygen web site: www.flexim.com) Q-Lab Corporation, Westlake, Ohio
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia — See our ad on page 127 Raytek GmbH, Berlin
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor- Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
RKI Instruments, Inc., Union City, CA nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail: Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury
sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com) SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Meters, ozone Red Seal Measurement, Greenwood, SC Monterey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA 0200; FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstru-
Universal Flow Monitors, Inc., Hazel Park, MI ments.com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Meters, pH V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois Singleton Corp., Cleveland, OH
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia Systech Instruments Ltd (Systech Illinois), Thame
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL
Meters, zeta potential TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz, North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Myron L Company, 2450 Impala Drive, Carlsbad, Califor- Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
nia 92010 (760-438-2021; FAX: 760-931-9189; e-mail:
sales@myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
Permeation tubes Thermotron, Holland, MI
Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL UIC Inc., Joliet, IL
Van London-pHoenix Co., Houston, TX
Walchem, IWAKI America, Inc., Holliston, MA Timers
Photometers
Meters, recording Guided Wave, Rancho Cordova, California Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Ramsey, NJ
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
Sias, New Castle, DE Transducers, heat flow
BADGER METER, INC., P.O. Box 245036, Milwaukee,
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wisconsin 53224-9536 (800-876-3837; 414-355-0400;
optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676
FAX: 414-371-5932; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter. 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com;
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com) Powder Testing web site: www.flexim.com)
BADGER METER, INC., 6116 E. 15th St., Tulsa, Okla- — See our ad on page 127
Freeman Technology Inc, Wayne, Pennsylvania
homa 74112 (800-364-9876; 918-836-8411; FAX: 918-
832-9962; e-mail: rcv@badgermeter.com; web site: Pyrometers Viscometers, melt
www.badgermeter.com) Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
EVEREST INTERSCIENCE, Oregon
Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA Massachusetts
Meters, salinity Hydramotion Ltd, Malton
Ircon, Inc., Santa Cruz, CA
SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse
Raytek GmbH, Berlin 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
Meters, sludge Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail:
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown, info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de)
Refractometers Viscosity or consistency
Meters, surface tension Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA instruments, other
41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden-
0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- town, NJ
info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) 2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz,
com; web site: www.flexim.com) Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA
Meters, turbidity FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro,
Sigrist Photometer AG, Ennetbuergen
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Massachusetts
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL
optek-Danulat, Inc., Germantown, WI
web site: www.flexim.com) Hydramotion Ltd, Malton
— See our ad on page 127 LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse
Meters, ultrasonic K-Patents, Inc., Naperville, IL 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood, 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail:
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492- Rheometers info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de)
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim. ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden- LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd.,
com; web site: www.flexim.com) town, NJ Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01566 (888-600-3247;
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, Anton PAAR GmbH, Graz, 508-347-2606; FAX: 508-347-2064; web site: www.
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 Anton PAAR USA, Ashland, VA loadcontrols.com)
60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro, — See our ad on page 25
web site: www.flexim.com) Massachusetts Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury
— See our ad on page 127 Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., Schaffhausen 8201 Freeman Technology Inc, Wayne, Pennsylvania Voltmeters
(41-52-631-11-11; FAX: 41-52-631-28-75; e-mail: info. Escitec, Mesa, AZ
ps@georgischer.com; web site: www.gfps.com) Temperature Sensor Symmetric Research, Las Vegas, NV
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, EVEREST INTERSCIENCE, Oregon
SensoTech Inc., Wayne, New Jersey Hampshire Controls Corp., Dover, NH X ray & gamma ray equipment
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA TowerScan, Sarnia,

TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an der FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
TowerScan, Sarnia, Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; e- Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078
mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim
RECORDERS 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@
de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Recorder parts & accessories Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235- Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 60;
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ 341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site: FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; web
www.phoenixcontact.com) site: www.flexim.com)
Recorders, liquid flow R. STAHL, Waldenburg
V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
Recorders, liquid level Radio remote control systems Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
Madison Co., Branford, CT Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@
Company, Telford, Pennsylvania de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com) Transmitters, pressure
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT
Recorders, mass flow Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235- Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus-
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L, Mon- 341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site:
terey, California 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200; tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512-
www.phoenixcontact.com)
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments. 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com;
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com) Relays, time delay web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an der
68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@ Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; e-
Recorders, pressure de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com) mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com)
Palmer Wahl Temperature Instruments, Asheville, North Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8,
Carolina HONEYWELL PROCESS SOLUTIONS, 2500 West Union
Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
Recorders, temperature www.phoenixcontact.com) web site: www.honeywell.com/ps)
Cole-Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda Telemetering & data transmission Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim
Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
systems 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
Carolina
Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, Wa- Transducers Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
tertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000; FAX: Ashcroft Inc., Stratford, CT UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave, Wa-
617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com) Clean Air Instrument Rental, Palatine, IL tertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000; FAX:
Williamson Corporation, Concord, MA FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH, 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, D-12681 (49 0 30 936 676 60;
Recorders, viscosity FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.com; web
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories, Inc., Middleboro, Mas- site: www.flexim.com) VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
sachusetts — See our ad on page 127 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, — See our ad on page 11I
TRANSMITTERS & DATA Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235- WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT www.phoenixcontact.com) Transmitters, pressure-critical
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
Cables, fiberoptic Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury
tec5USA, Plainview, NY Transmitters, level Transmitters, temperature
Cables, other Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus-
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Ingelfingen, tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512-
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an der
Burkert Fluid Control Systems, Charlotte, NC 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com;
Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; e-
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus-
mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512-
Converters, signal 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com;
web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La ((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250;
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an der
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, California 92078 e-mail: FCImarcom@fluidcomponents.com; web site:
Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; e-
((800) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; www.fluidcomponents.com)
mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com)
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA GIC Thermodynamics, Charlevoix, MI
Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim Hampshire Controls Corp., Dover, NH
68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@ Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an
de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com) Hills Drive, Pheonix, Arizona 85027 (877-466-3993;
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, web site: www.honeywell.com/ps) der Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264;
Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235- Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado e-mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com)
341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site: Monitor Technologies LLC, Elburn, IL JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda
www.phoenixcontact.com) Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim
Moore Industries International, Inc., North Hills, CA
R. STAHL, Waldenburg 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@
de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com) Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, Connecticut
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim
Data Transmission, Wireless VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach, 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@
DATA-LINC GROUP, Washington 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail: de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
Hans Turck GmbH & Co. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muelheim an der info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com) Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8,
Ruhr 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX: +49 208 4952-264; e- — See our ad on page 11I Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235-
mail: more@turck.com; web site: www.turck.com) WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
Levelese, Inc, Denver, Colorado
Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, Mannheim Transmitters, mass flow www.phoenixcontact.com)
68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000; e-mail: info@ AW-Lake Company, Lake Monitors & AW Gear Meters, R. STAHL, Waldenburg
de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.pepperl-fuchs.com) Franksville, WI S-Products Inc., Fairfield, CT
Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co.KG, Flachsmarktstr. 8, Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co.KG, Bad Wildbad Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
Blomberg 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49 (0)5235- Bronkhorst High-Tech BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A, Ruurlo NL- Tel-Tru Manufacturing Co., Rochester, NY
341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com; web site: 7261AK (+31 573458800; FAX: +31 573458808; e-mail: UNITED ELECTRIC CONTROLS CO., 180 Dexter Ave,
www.phoenixcontact.com) info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.com)
R. STAHL, Waldenburg Watertown, Massachusetts 02471-9143 (617-926-1000;
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- FAX: 617-926-2568; web site: www.ueonline.com)
Electrical equipment, intrinsic safety 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; WIKA Instrument, LP, Lawrenceville, GA
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl web site: www.emersonprocess.com)

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PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT
134 Air conditioning & 148 Heat transfer media
refrigeration equipment 148 Heating & cooling
134 Centrifuges equipment, other
134 Classifiers & gravity 149 Kilns, ovens & furnaces
separators 150 Mixing equipment for fluids
135 Cooling tower systems 153 Mixing equipment for
135 Custom fabricated equipment solids & fluids
136 Dryers 155 Packings, trays for
139 Dust collectors & separators towers & columns
140 Electrochemical equipment 155 Process vessels & reactors
140 Entrainment separation 158 Reaction & separation
equipment equipment, other
140 Evaporators & crystallizers 159 Screening equipment
142 Filter media & aids 160 Scrubbers
142 Filtration equipment 161 Size reduction equipment
145 Heat exchangers, 163 Towers & columns
condensers & coolers 164 Water treatment equipment
Ekato Process Technologies GmbH 151

Komline-Sanderson 137
Wyssmont Co. Inc 135

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Processing equipment
AIR CONDITIONING & WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter

rator Division, Northvale, NJ
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail:
power.com) 49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site:
Air conditioners Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH www.gea.com)
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai
Centrifuges, continuous, conical
Cryogenic equipment angle, perforated basket Centrifuges, other
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX
Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH
Centrifuges, solid basket
ucts.com/chemprocessing) Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX
SIAD Macchine Impianti, Bergamo Centrifuges, continuous, pusher Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
KINESPIN, Division of Kinefac Corporation, Worcester,
discharge
Dehumidifiers ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen,
Massachusetts
Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI
Munters Corporation, Air Treatment, Amesbury, MA Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX
Humidifiers
Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
CLASSIFIERS & GRAVITY
Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI Centrifuges, continuous, solid SEPARATORS
Membrana, Charlotte, NC bowl, scroll discharge
Refrigeration equipment, chillers B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI Clarifiers, flotation
Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX
CTP Corp., Northport, NY KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
GEA Refrigeration North America, York, PA land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han- North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
rator Division, Northvale, NJ
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.
mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de) com)
See our ad on page 105 49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site: See our ad on page 137
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse www.gea.com)
41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Clarifiers, settling
0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland
info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) Centrifuges, disc, nozzle Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH
Mokon, Buffalo, NY Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
Pneumatech, Inc., Rock Hill, SC
discharge
PolyScience, Niles, IL Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Classifiers, air
Thermonics Corp, Mansfiels, MA GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- AAAmachine, Inc., Des Plaines, IL
rator Division, Northvale, NJ Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN
Refrigeration equipment, freezers GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner-
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd., TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site: Kemutec Group, Inc., Bristol, PA
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377; www.gea.com)
e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process- Metso Minerals Industries, Inc., York, PA
systems.sandvik.com) Centrifuges, disc, solid bowl Sturtevant Inc., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA 02339-2129
Refrigeration equipment & Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
(800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-829-6501;
FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturtevantinc.com;
systems GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
CTP Corp., Northport, NY rator Division, Northvale, NJ
GEA Refrigeration North America, York, PA GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner- Classifiers, cyclone
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: +
AAAmachine, Inc., Des Plaines, IL
41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503- 49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site:
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
www.gea.com)
0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail: FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de) TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY Sturtevant Inc., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA 02339-2129
Mokon, Buffalo, NY
Centrifuges, disc, valve discharge (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-829-6501;
Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturtevantinc.com;
Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
CENTRIFUGES rator Division, Northvale, NJ Classifiers, mechanical, magnetic
Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan
Centrifuge parts & accessories Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: +
www.gea.com)
Classifiers, mechanical, screening
GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- AAAmachine, Inc., Des Plaines, IL
rator Division, Northvale, NJ Centrifuges, filter, continuous, AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner- Kason Corp., Millburn, New Jersey
Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: + screen bowl, scroll discharge
49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site: Aaron Process Equipment Co., Bensenville, IL Classifiers, mechanical, vibrating
www.gea.com) Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Kason Corp., Millburn, New Jersey
Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH Centrifuges, filter, inverting Decanters
Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
Centrifuges, batch, automatic Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., Swedesboro, New Jersey GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa-
basket Sias, New Castle, DE rator Division, Northvale, NJ
Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner-
KINESPIN, Division of Kinefac Corporation, Worcester, Centrifuges, laboratory or pilot 49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site:
Massachusetts
Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International Mar- plant www.gea.com)
keting & Sales, Mumbai ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen,
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI Liquid-liquid processing
Ave., P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800- Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
704-2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Huerth
info@wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabash- rator Division, Northvale, NJ KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
power.com) GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner- 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: + sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site: SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
Centrifuges, batch, perforated www.gea.com) Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Sias, New Castle, DE 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
basket Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH sulzer.com)
ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, Western States Machine Co., Hamilton, OH
Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Particle size control systems
Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., Swedesboro, New Jersey Centrifuges, liquid-liquid FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
Midwest Steel Company Inc, Houston, Texas B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI G.R. Sprenger Engineering, Inc., Golden, CO
Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International Mar- Ferrum Inc., Centrifuge Technology, Houston, TX Modern Process Equipment, Inc., Chicago, IL
keting & Sales, Mumbai Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg Prater-Sterling, Bollingbrook, IL

Sturtevant Inc., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA 02339-2129 DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor, SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
(800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-829-6501; Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier-
FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturtevantinc.com; School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073 str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
web site: www.sturtevantinc.com) 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh- 0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal- engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com) com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
Zellerfeld See our ad on page 61 SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd.,
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
Thickeners, centrifugal Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web tec5USA, Plainview, NY
GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- site: www.ekato.com)
rator Division, Northvale, NJ See our ad on page 151 Equipment, process, custom,
GEA WESTFALIA SEPARATOR GROUP GMBH, Werner- FABRICATED PLASTICS LIMITED, MAPLE
Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-0; FAX: + FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
cryogenic
49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: ws.info@gea.com; web site: FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor,
www.gea.com) Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High
School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073
Thickeners, gravity com; web site: www.flexicon.com)
6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh-
engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- See our ad on page 3 See our ad on page 61
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e- land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com) North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e- 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail:
See our ad on page 137 mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com) info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de)
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland See our ad on page 137 Modern Process Equipment, Inc., Chicago, IL
Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT Liquid Process Systems, inc., Indian Trail, North Carolina NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH,
Mars Mineral, Mars, PA Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-500;
Thickeners, rake or sedimentation Material Transfer & Storage Inc., Allegan, MI FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-neo-
Mokon, Buffalo, NY tec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
RAS Process Equipment Inc., Robbinsville, NJ
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Extrusions, custom
COOLING TOWER SYSTEMS See our ad on page 15
Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
PSL USA, Boise, ID
Cooling towers Patterson Ind. Canada, of All-Weld Company Limited, Formings, exotic metal, custom
Scarborough,
CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor,
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
Delta Cooling Towers Inc., Roxbury Township, NJ Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073
Mokon, Buffalo, NY 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh-
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House, www.pauloabbe.com) engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com)
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata, 700027 See our ad on page 24 See our ad on page 61
(+913340133000; FAX: +913340133499; e-mail: Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
pctccu@paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.com) Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool Lining applications, custom
See our ad on page 84 Sahyadri Engineering Corporation Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN
SPX Cooling Technologies, Overland Park, KS
Cooling towers, repair & upgrade

Drift eliminators, cooling tower

Coastal Technologies Inc., Hampton, South Carolina
Delta Cooling Towers Inc., Roxbury Township, NJ
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
Spray nozzles, cooling tower

Massachusetts 01301 (800-235-0049; 413-772-0846;
site: www.bete.com)
PNR AMERICA, LLC, Poughkeepsie, NY
CUSTOM FABRICATED
EQUIPMENT
Castings, foundries
Clearfield Machine Co., Clearfield, PA
Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI
Claddings & coatings, custom

DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor,
Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High
Equipment, process, custom

CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-
mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori,
Cobey, Buffalo, New York
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60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- See our ad on page 151
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: See our ad on page 137
www.pauloabbe.com) KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
See our ad on page 24 land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
Dryers, pan e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.
www.pauloabbe.com)
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY com) Procedyne Corp., New Brunswick, NJ
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina See our ad on page 137
New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324;
Dryers, steam tube
Dryers, shelf, vacuum COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
smont.com) EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY 67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
See our ad on page 135 ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy, e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www.
comessa.com)
10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e-
Dryers, radiant heat mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www.
COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg, N√∏rskovvej 1b, Skanderborg, 8660 (+45 7015 2200;
italvacuum.com) e-mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www. JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina McGill AirPressure LLC, Columbus, OH
comessa.com) McGill AirPressure LLC, Columbus, OH
Diamond Refractory Services, Texas PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
Dryers, suspension
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; 67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
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See our ad on page 135 See our ad on page 24 WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International Mar- New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324;
Dryers, refrigerated air keting & Sales, Mumbai e-mail: sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wys-
COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg, smont.com)
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04; See our ad on page 135
e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www. Dryers, spiral screw Dryers, tray
comessa.com)
LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN ANDRITZ Gouda, Waddinxveen PSL USA, Boise, ID
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool

WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy, Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; 10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e- Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
e-mail: sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wys- mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www.
smont.com) italvacuum.com) Dust collector parts &
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
accessories
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site: American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL
Dryers, tray, vacuum www.jaygoinc.com) Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
ITALVACUUM SRL, Via Stroppiana No. 3, Turin, Italy, land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e- North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www. e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
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McGill AirPressure LLC, Columbus, OH
LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30- Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
PSL USA, Boise, ID 00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch) Heights, Illinois
Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool McGill AirPressure LLC, Columbus, OH Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International Mar- PSL USA, Boise, ID NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
keting & Sales, Mumbai PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: See our ad on page 15
New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; www.pauloabbe.com) Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
e-mail: sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wys- See our ad on page 24
smont.com)
Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin Dust collectors, bag filtering
Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool
See our ad on page 135 Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL
Dryers, tumble Dryers, vacuum pan Bionomic Industries Inc., 777 Corporate Dr., Mahwah,
New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois 1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.
Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) www.pauloabbe.com)
CYCLONAIRE CORP., P.O. Box 366, York, Nebraska
See our ad on page 6 See our ad on page 24
68467 (800-445-0730; 402-362-2000; FAX: 402-362-
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY 2001; e-mail: sales@cyclonaire.com; web site: www.
Dryers, vertical cyclonaire.com)
AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching, FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
10071 (+39-011-4704651; FAX: 39-011-4701010; e-
82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e- TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
mail: marketing@italvacuum.com; web site: www. mail: info@ava-huep.com; web site: www.ava-huep.
italvacuum.com) Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
com) Heights, Illinois
JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach,
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908- 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail:
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
www.jaygoinc.com) COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois 67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www.
comessa.com) Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
www.pauloabbe.com) Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
See our ad on page 24 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
Dust collectors, cartridge
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE
Dryers, tunnel See our ad on page 6 Dynamic Air Inc., St. Paul, MN
COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg, EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe- FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04; Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www. FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
site: www.ekato.com) Heights, Illinois
comessa.com)
See our ad on page 151 NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Dryers, vacuum Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
ANDRITZ Gouda, Waddinxveen +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web See our ad on page 15
AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching, site: www.gigkarasek.com) Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
mail: info@ava-huep.com; web site: www.ava-huep. 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
com) 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com) Dust collectors, centrifugal
Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com) Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767;
New Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324;
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. e-mail: sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wys-
smont.com) nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
See our ad on page 135 FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
Dryers, vibrating Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
Heights, Illinois
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par- COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
sippany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908- Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
232-2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www. comessa.com)
croll.com) Kason Corp., Millburn, New Jersey
Dust collectors, cyclone
DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Kinergy Corp., Louisville, KY AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE
Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
(022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: DUST COLLECTORS & BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
com) SEPARATORS 201-529-1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bio-
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Baghouses FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe- Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
site: www.ekato.com) Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; Heights, Illinois
See our ad on page 151 201-529-1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bio- KIRK Process Solutions Ltd, Walton-on-Thames
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com) Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: Buhler Inc., Minneapolis, MN Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Evaporator Dryer Technologies, Hammond, Wisconsin
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web
site: www.gigkarasek.com)
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- Dust collectors, electrostatic
TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale precipitators
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration, Heights, Illinois Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
Doetinchem, Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ

BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, New York 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-
Electrolytic cells SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, INC., 21 Campus Rd.,
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
253-9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; Denver Mineral Engineers, Inc., Littleton, CO e-mail: info@sandvik.com; web site: www.process-
web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com) PCA GmbH, Heusweiler systems.sandvik.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web sulzer.com)
site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com)
Dust collectors, oil type Crystallizers, evaporative
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
ENTRAINMENT SEPARATION 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
Dust collectors, other EQUIPMENT FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;

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FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori,
TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky Defoamers, physical Dedert Corporation, Homewood, Illinois
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale Coastal Technologies Inc., Hampton, South Carolina DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd
Heights, Illinois EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe- Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
site: www.ekato.com) sales@dipeshengg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.
Dust collectors, pulse jet See our ad on page 151 com)
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE GEA France,
Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
Mist eliminators
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., AMACS, Houston, TX Crystallizers, freeze
Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ
Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, 's-Hertogenbosch,
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
Pennsylvania Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Coastal Technologies Inc., Hampton, South Carolina 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
Evaporator Dryer Technologies, Hammond, Wisconsin
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- sulzer.com)
TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, Crystallizers, melt
Heights, Illinois Owosso, Michigan GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, 's-Hertogenbosch,
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK
Pennsylvania 18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610- Hudson Products Corp., Houston, TX MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,
KIRK Process Solutions Ltd, Walton-on-Thames Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
com; web site: www.flexicon.com) 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@
See our ad on page 3 sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
sandvik.com)
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Totowa, NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377;
Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO
SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
sulzer.com)
Dust collectors, tray type
Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
Crystallizers, scraped surface
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, Kansas Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
Atlanta, GA 67220 (316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail:
info.wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch- site: www.ekato.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL See our ad on page 151
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Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, 's-Hertogenbosch,
Dust collectors, tubular SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,
00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www. Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
Dust collectors, wet sulzer.com) 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@
AAAmachine, Inc., Des Plaines, IL sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
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TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky Armstrong International, Three Rivers, MI SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Owosso, Michigan North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) sulzer.com)
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: See our ad on page 98
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) Crystallizers, vacuum
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori,
Dust removal equipment EVAPORATORS & CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
AWT World Trade Inc., Chicago, IL sippany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale CRYSTALLIZERS 232-2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.
croll.com)
Heights, Illinois
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd
Owosso, Michigan
Crystallizers, Oslo Krystal Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; sales@dipeshengg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, web site: www.alaquainc.com) com)
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- GEA France, See our ad on page 61
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
See our ad on page 15 Crystallizers, cooling Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, IL AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching, FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e- site: www.ekato.com)
Wet Electrostatic precipitators mail: info@ava-huep.com; web site: www.ava-huep. See our ad on page 151
com) GEA France,
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; Evaporative systems, mechanical
253-9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com;
web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; recompression
GEA France, ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, 's-Hertogenbosch, 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
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Electrodes: anodes & cathodes sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
caloris.com)
sandvik.com)
Denver Mineral Engineers, Inc., Littleton, CO Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori,
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc., Boulder, CO Dedert Corporation, Homewood, Illinois

Encon Evaporators, Hooksett, NH Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
GEA France, Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Evaporators, climbing film 822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- GEA France,
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GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
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site: www.gigkarasek.com) Evaporators, falling film See our ad on page 89
Evaporative systems, multiple LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30-
effect 00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch)
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
Evaporators, low temperature
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
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Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
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CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410- info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com) Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
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caloris.com) Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410- caloris.com)
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori, 822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.
Dedert Corporation, Homewood, Illinois GEA France,
caloris.com)
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(022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
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com) Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
Evaporator Dryer Technologies, Hammond, Wisconsin See our ad on page 61 Evaporators, plate type
GEA France, Evaporator Dryer Technologies, Hammond, Wisconsin ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- GEA France,
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
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+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
site: www.gigkarasek.com) mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han- +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web See our ad on page 89
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- site: www.gigkarasek.com) GEA PHE Systems, York, PA
mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de) Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
See our ad on page 105 Evaporators, short path
LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30- Evaporators, flash ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
Caloris Engineering, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
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recompression Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori, Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach,
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE GEA France, 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail:
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
web site: www.alaquainc.com) mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton, See our ad on page 89 Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX:
Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e- KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han- +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web
mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com) nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- site: www.gigkarasek.com)
mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
See our ad on page 105 JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
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ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Parsip- 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
pany, New Jersey 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232- FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
2146; e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com) web site: www.alaquainc.com)
35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach,
info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com) 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail:
GEA France,
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- CTP Corp., Northport, NY
Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www. CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
caloris.com) Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori, 822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web caloris.com)
site: www.gigkarasek.com) GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073 Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX:
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e-
6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh- +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web
See our ad on page 105 site: www.gigkarasek.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
GEA France,
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
Evaporators, agitated film gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) Evaporators, vertical long tube
35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: See our ad on page 89
info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com) ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
GIG Karasek GmbH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, Glog-
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- gnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: +43- 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577;
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- 2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web site: FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) www.gigkarasek.com) web site: www.alaquainc.com)
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, Evaporators, horizontal tube CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web 28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; 822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.
site: www.gigkarasek.com) FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com;
caloris.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina web site: www.alaquainc.com)
GEA France,

gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 FILTRATION EQUIPMENT
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
See our ad on page 89 e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Biofilters
com) Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
Evaporators, vertical short tube See our ad on page 137 HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
(calandria) Filter cloth, alkaliproof Owosso, Michigan
Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; Pennsylvania Dewatering, mechanical press
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
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CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
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822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www. com) com)
caloris.com) See our ad on page 137 See our ad on page 137
GEA France, Metso Minerals Industries, Inc., York, PA
Filter cloth, cotton Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY
Evaporators, waste water KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 Filter housings
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Enerquip, LLC, Medford, WI
web site: www.alaquainc.com) com) Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan
Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, See our ad on page 137 Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: heim
Filter cloth, glass HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive,
Pennsylvania North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada;
Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau-
822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www.
caloris.com)
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G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY control.com)
Encon Evaporators, Hooksett, NH JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
GEA France, MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
Tema Systems, Inc., Cincinnati, OH Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Pennsylvania
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
Filter cloth, natural fiber Liquid Process Systems, inc., Indian Trail, North Carolina
Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California
See our ad on page 89 KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Filter parts & accessories
com)
site: www.gigkarasek.com) American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
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ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan
28A, Guttenberg, New Jersey 07093 (201-758-1577; Pennsylvania JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey
FAX: 201-758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- 07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
web site: www.alaquainc.com) land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; www.jaygoinc.com)
35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
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GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, See our ad on page 137 KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web Sefar Inc., Buffalo, New York North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
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Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin Applied Porous Technologies, Inc., Tariffville, CT See our ad on page 137
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
Flakers, drum Pennsylvania Liquid Filtration Specialist, LLC, Texas
ANDRITZ Gouda, Waddinxveen Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso,
KDF Fluid Treatment, Inc., Three Rivers, MI Michigan
KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
FILTER MEDIA & AIDS 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- 568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival.
Felt, filter land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 com; web site: www.orival.com)
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- Schenck Process, Kansas City, MO
com)
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
See our ad on page 137 Filter presses
e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan
com) Michigan KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
See our ad on page 137 Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487;
Filter aids, activated carbon 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.
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TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA www.mottcorp.com) See our ad on page 137
Sefar Inc., Buffalo, New York
Filter aids, diatomaceous earth TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA Filters, activated carbon
Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL
DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd
Filter aids, zeolite Pads, filter Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
Pennsylvania
sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; sales@dipeshengg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.
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TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso,
Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf
Michigan
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
Filter bags, natural fiber Plates, filter heim
American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Filter bags, synthetic fiber Tubes, filter 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
American Fabric Filter Co., Wesley Chapel, FL Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Sefar Inc., Buffalo, New York 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- Pennsylvania
747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL
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CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Sefar Inc., Buffalo, New York TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA
Pennsylvania ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA

Filters, air KINESPIN, Division of Kinefac Corporation, Worcester, HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
Massachusetts
Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto KIRK Process Solutions Ltd, Walton-on-Thames 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai
Pennsylvania Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Heights, Illinois Pennsylvania
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim
Filters, clarifying Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim
Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA Ameridia, Div. of Eurodia Industries, Somerset, NJ
Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland Filters, horizontal belt, vacuum
Pennsylvania BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY com)
Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California See our ad on page 137
com)
Pneumatech, Inc., Rock Hill, SC Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California See our ad on page 137
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland
Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY Filters, crossflow Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen,
Filters, bag Ameridia, Div. of Eurodia Industries, Somerset, NJ Filters, jacketed
Applied Porous Technologies, Inc., Tariffville, CT MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK
Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,
Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@
Heights, Illinois sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden, sandvik.com)
heim D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
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www.microdyn-nadir.de) BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland
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Membrana, Charlotte, NC BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau-
Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai
mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow-
Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY
control.com)
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-
Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: Filters, leaf, vacuum
Pennsylvania www.mottcorp.com) Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai
Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai Filters, leaf, vertical, pressure
Filters, disc, pressure Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai
Filters, belt G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY
BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Filters, magnetic
BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC Michigan Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI
Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- Filters, membrane
heim Filters, disc, vacuum ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen,
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX
KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Filters, drum, rotary pressure mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
com) See our ad on page 89
See our ad on page 137 continuous Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
Filters, cartridge BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
AIRLANCO, Falls City, NE CTP Corp., Northport, NY 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
Applied Porous Technologies, Inc., Tariffville, CT www.microdyn-nadir.de)
Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL Filters, drum, rotary vacuum Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California
Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf continuous Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- United Filtration Systems, Inc, Sterling Heights, MI
Heights, Illinois land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; Filters, microfiltration
heim e-mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline. Ameridia, Div. of Eurodia Industries, Somerset, NJ
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY com) Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL
HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER See our ad on page 137 Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX
PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons, Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY
North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau- Filters, gas GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin-
mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow- CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e-
control.com) Pennsylvania mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf See our ad on page 89
Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA
Pennsylvania heim MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
Liquid Process Systems, inc., Indian Trail, North Carolina G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
Michigan 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: www.microdyn-nadir.de)
Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California
Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT
747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-
06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-
www.mottcorp.com) 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site:
747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site:
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern, www.mottcorp.com)
www.mottcorp.com)
Pennsylvania 19355 (800-225-7440; 610-408-8361; ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
FAX: 610-408-8365; e-mail: techinfo@multitherm. wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-
com; web site: www.multitherm.com) SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL
568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival.
Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA United Filtration Systems, Inc, Sterling Heights, MI
com; web site: www.orival.com)
SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
Filters, gravity, porous bed Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY
Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- United Filtration Systems, Inc, Sterling Heights, MI
United Filtration Systems, Inc, Sterling Heights, MI heim
ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim Filters, nanofiltration
Filters, HEPA Ameridia, Div. of Eurodia Industries, Somerset, NJ
Filters, centrifugal Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein- Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY heim GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY

GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX
See our ad on page 89 www.mottcorp.com) Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden, D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962- Filters, pressure 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site: ANDRITZ KMPT GmbH, Vierkirchen, www.microdyn-nadir.de)
www.microdyn-nadir.de) BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC
beroplan GmbH Membran- und Prozesstechnik, St. Ingbert DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor,
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Buchi Pilot Plant & Reactor systems, Headquarter, Uster, 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh-
New York engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com)
De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36, See our ad on page 61
Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704 Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf
500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com) Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., Swedesboro, New Jersey
DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor, Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY
Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073 MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
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engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com) PSL USA, Boise, ID
See our ad on page 61 Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY
Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., Swedesboro, New Jersey United Filtration Systems, Inc, Sterling Heights, MI ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
PSL USA, Boise, ID wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-
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Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY Filters, sand Filter systems
Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
Filters, oil removal DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor, Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL
Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland
Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073
Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC
6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh- CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com)
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Michigan Pennsylvania
See our ad on page 61 CTP Corp., Northport, NY
SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt.,
Filters, other PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
Filtra-Systems Co., Farmington Hills, Michigan
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Weinheim
BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; HAYWARD FLOW CONTROL SYSTEMS, WEBSTER
BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC 888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbau- PUMPS, One Hayward Industrial Drive, Clemmons,
G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow- North Carolina 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada; 888-
KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida control.com) 429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: jbaumann@hay-
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle- ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201- Hepa Corporation, Anaheim, CA
LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN 568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival. Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Michigan com; web site: www.orival.com) HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
Membrana, Charlotte, NC Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH Keystone Filter, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA Pennsylvania
Sahyadri Engineering Corporation Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
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Heinkel Filtering Systems Inc., Swedesboro, New Jersey BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
BHS-Sonthofen Inc., Charlotte, NC land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
Filters, pipeline Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
Lectrodryer, Richmond, KY ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle- See our ad on page 137
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle- wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201- Liquid Process Systems, inc., Indian Trail, North Carolina
wood, New Jersey 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201- 568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival. MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival. com; web site: www.orival.com) D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
com; web site: www.orival.com) Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL Sharplex Filters (I) Pvt. Ltd., Sales, NaviMumbai www.microdyn-nadir.de)
Spencer Strainer Systems, Jeffersonville, IN MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
Filters, plate & frame Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH,
Denver Mineral Engineers, Inc., Littleton, CO Magnetic Products, Inc., Highland, MI
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY Filters, tray Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Michigan
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California
Filters, polymer Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, Filters, tubular Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT
06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-
Meissner Filtration Products, Camarillo, California Applied Porous Technologies, Inc., Tariffville, CT 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site:
Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf www.mottcorp.com)
Filters, porous metal Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
Applied Porous Technologies, Inc., Tariffville, CT 06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- Pennsylvania 19355 (800-225-7440; 610-408-8361;
JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey 747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: FAX: 610-408-8365; e-mail: techinfo@multitherm.
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688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site: ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
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Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT Ameridia, Div. of Eurodia Industries, Somerset, NJ 568-3311; FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: sales@orival.
06032-3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860- Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL com; web site: www.orival.com)
747-6739; e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: G Bopp USA Inc., Wappingers Falls, NY Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, Maryland
www.mottcorp.com) GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA
Porvair Filtration Group Inc, Ashland, VA MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden, SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL
Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962- Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY
9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site: ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim
Filters, portable www.microdyn-nadir.de)
Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY Membrana, Charlotte, NC Microfiltration equipment
MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX
SPX Flow Technology, Ocala, FL MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
Filters, precoat Steri Technologies Inc., Bohemia, NY D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962-
BHS-Sonthofen GmbH, Sonthofen, Deutschland 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
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KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH Membrana, Charlotte, NC
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
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mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com) Argonide Corporation, Sanford, FL beroplan GmbH Membran- und Prozesstechnik, St. Ingbert
See our ad on page 137 Entex Technologies Inc, Chapel Hill, NC
Mefiag, a CECO Environmental Company, Owosso, Michigan Evoqua, Alpharetta, Georgia

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HRS Process Systems Ltd., Pune,
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JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina 67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04;
mann@hayward.com; web site: www.haywardflow- e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www.
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Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY Hudson Products Corp., Houston, TX
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Harper International, Buffalo, New York Lucifer Furnaces Inc., Warrington, PA e-mail: sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wys-
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Epcon Industrial Systems, LP, The Woodlands, TX Pennsylvania Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
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New York
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nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- 603-627-2019; e-mail: mixing@admix.com; web site:
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Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; See our ad on page 6
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Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan Microfluidics, Newton, MA Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
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603-627-2019; e-mail: mixing@admix.com; web site: Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
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nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e- CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. site: www.ekato.com)
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See our ad on page 105 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen
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Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA See our ad on page 6 Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin
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Mixers, paddle Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
AWT World Trade Inc., Chicago, IL Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 Mixers, turbine
Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
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Sahyadri Engineering Corporation
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603-627-2019; e-mail: mixing@admix.com; web site: See our ad on page 24 Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
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Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
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Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
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See our ad on page 151 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
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Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois Bioengineering Inc., Somerville, MA
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
Mixing equipment for gas, air 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL www.pauloabbe.com) 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
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ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, New (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
Hampshire 03053 (800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: sales@dipeshengg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.
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CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. Bematek Systems, Inc., Salem, MA JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr.,
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See our ad on page 6 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: Munson Machinery Company, Inc., Utica, New York
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Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin See our ad on page 6 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
Pulsair Systems, Inc., Bellevue, Washington Koflo Corp., Cary, IL 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
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keting & Sales, Mumbai Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK See our ad on page 24
Siemens Industry, Inc., Process Instrumentation & Analyt- Wilhelm Siefer GmbH & Co. KG, Velbert PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd
ics, Spring House, PA
The Industrial Controls Company, Inc., Blenders, liquid feed Mixers, continuous kneaders
Bematek Systems, Inc., Salem, MA AMANDUS KAHL GmbH & Co. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9, Reinbek,
Blenders, cone Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72-771100; e-mail:
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. info@amandus-kahl-group.de; web site: www.akahl.de)
Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- AVA-HUEP GMBH U. CO. KG, Heinestr. 5, Herrsching,
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: 82211 (+49 8152 9392-0; FAX: +49 8152 9392-91; e-
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DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe- B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI
Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; BUSS ChemTech AG, Pratteln 1
Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
site: www.ekato.com) CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
(022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
See our ad on page 151 Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
com)
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
www.pauloabbe.com) IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
See our ad on page 24 LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30-
00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch)
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Munson Machinery Company, Inc., Utica, New York
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Dynamic Air Inc., St. Paul, MN Mixers, double arm kneaders
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Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
www.pauloabbe.com)
Blenders, ribbon IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen
See our ad on page 24 Aaron Process Equipment Co., Bensenville, IL JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey
PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. 07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
Shiv Shakti Process Equipment P. Ltd., International Mar- Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- 688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
keting & Sales, Mumbai 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: www.jaygoinc.com)
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30-
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DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, New 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
Hampshire 03053 (800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
(022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
603-627-2019; e-mail: mixing@admix.com; web site: www.pauloabbe.com)
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com)
Bematek Systems, Inc., Salem, MA PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd
Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
Mixers, gravity flow
Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web Bepex International LLC, Minneapolis, MN
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: site: www.ekato.com) CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) See our ad on page 151 Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
See our ad on page 6 Midwest Steel Company Inc, Houston, Texas 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
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Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois See our ad on page 6
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr.,
web site: www.jenike.com) 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649-
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL www.pauloabbe.com) 3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com;
LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30- See our ad on page 24 web site: www.jenike.com)
00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch) PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK

Mixers, high shear GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
Mars Mineral, Mars, PA See our ad on page 6
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- Floor, Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
www.pauloabbe.com) (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
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Wilhelm Siefer GmbH & Co. KG, Velbert See our ad on page 61
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Bros-
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ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, New CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. luxme.com)
Hampshire 03053 (800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
603-627-2019; e-mail: mixing@admix.com; web site: 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
www.admix.com) 60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com) 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
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CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. Clearfield Machine Co., Clearfield, PA See our ad on page 24
Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800- Mars Mineral, Mars, PA
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Conn and Co., L.L.C., Warren, PA
See our ad on page 6 B & P Process Equipment, Saginaw, MI
Conn and Co., L.L.C., Warren, PA EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe- Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
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Mars Mineral, Mars, PA
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
JAYGO, INC., 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, New Jersey FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
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Mixers, rotary drum
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LIST AG, Berstelstrasse 24, Arisdorf 4422 (41-61-815-30- Nutan High School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
00; FAX: 41-61-815-30-01; e-mail: info@list.ch) (022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois 688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
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60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
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See our ad on page 24 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site: FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd www.pauloabbe.com) Mars Mineral, Mars, PA
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, See our ad on page 24 Munson Machinery Company, Inc., Utica, New York
Vortab Company, San Marcos, CA PerMix Tec. Co. Ltd PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, Illinois
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
Mixers, magnetically coupled Mixers, ribbon 238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
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Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290; CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O. See our ad on page 24
FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
site: www.ekato.com) 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail: Mixers, screw
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See our ad on page 24 KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
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KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, Kansas Carbonylation reactors
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Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
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See our ad on page 6 Pneumatech, Inc., Rock Hill, SC Hampshire 03053 (800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX:
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See our ad on page 61 DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd
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(022) 4073 6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail:
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Digesters, cookers Patterson Ind. Canada, of All-Weld Company Limited,
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MM Industries,Inc., Vorti-Siv, Salem, OH
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Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan See our ad on page 135 Sefar Inc., Buffalo, New York
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Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
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Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
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TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky Stedman, Aurora, IN
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Sturtevant Inc., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA 02339-2129
Lumpbreakers for solid & liquid
nover, 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223; e-
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Columbus, Ohio
Polyguard Products, Inc., Ennis, TX
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd.,
Nickel Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447-
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024 LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, 7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com)
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- See our ad on page 97
erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
americanelements.com) US.LANXESS.com) Coatings, ceramic
See our ad on page 60 THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd., ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA
Corrosion Materials, Baker, LA Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447- 3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten,
TW Metals, Exton, PA 7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com) P-Ker Engineering, Waterport, NY
United Performance Metals, Houston, TX See our ad on page 97
VDM Metals GmbH, Werdohl, NRW Coatings, diffusion
Polycarbonates Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI
Nickel alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024 Coatings, epoxy
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom- Polyesters Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
americanelements.com) Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH
Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX:
See our ad on page 60 (651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com;
Corrosion Materials, Baker, LA LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Regal Industries, Inc., Painesville, OH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-
Diamond Refractory Services, Texas
SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, TUBULAR 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH
PRODUCTS, P.O. Box 1220, Scranton, Pennsylvania US.LANXESS.com) Epoxies, Etc., Rhode Island
18501 (800-755-8823; 570-585-7500; FAX: 570-585- ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA
7642; web site: www.smt.sandvik.com) Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc., Winchester, VA
See our ad on page 76 mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Milamar Coatings L.L.C., Oklahoma City, OK
TW Metals, Exton, PA mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
United Performance Metals, Houston, TX site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) Synthetic Surfaces Inc., Scotch Plains, NJ
VDM Metals GmbH, Werdohl, NRW
Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI Polyethylenes Coatings, fluoropolymer
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Nickel aluminide CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024 nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: Coatings, metallic
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom- (651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI
erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. web site: www.cortecvci.com)
americanelements.com) Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee Coatings, nonskid
See our ad on page 60 ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort-
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Coatings, nonslip
PLASTICS MATERIALS mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
Acrylic copolymers Coatings, nonstick
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Polypropylenes Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW
Columbus, Ohio Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI
THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd., ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Coatings, plastic
Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447- Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com) mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH
See our ad on page 97 mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web
site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) Coatings, powder
Acrylics Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division, Polytetrafluoroethylene Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio Compressor Products International, Stafford, TX
IMPCO, Inc., East Providence, RI W.L. Gore & Associates, Sealant Technologies, 201
Coatings, refractory
Airport Road, P.O. Box 1488, Elkton, Maryland 21921 P-Ker Engineering, Waterport, NY
Cellulose acetate butyrate (410-392-3200; FAX: 410-392-4817; web site: www. Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
gore.com/sealants)
Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee Coatings, silicate
Epoxies Silicones Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK Epoxies, Etc., Rhode Island Coatings, urethane
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH
Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT Thermoplastic elastomers Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
Epoxies, Etc., Rhode Island Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT
Milamar Coatings L.L.C., Oklahoma City, OK
ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA
MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55
Milamar Coatings L.L.C., Oklahoma City, OK
992-2424; 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail:
PROTECTIVE COATINGS & MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55 Backus
Ave., Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (800-992-2424;
Support@mschem.com; web site: www.miller-
stephenson.com)
LININGS 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Support@
mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd.,
Fiberglass-epoxy Adhesives Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447-
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT 7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com)
Epoxies, Etc., Rhode Island See our ad on page 97
Fiberglass-polyester Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA Columbus, Ohio Coatings, vinyl ester
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA

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materials
Freight & Cargo Protection Foams, refractory LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-
Nier Systems Inc, Boca Raton, Florida AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom- 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
Linings, basalt erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. US.LANXESS.com)
americanelements.com) Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN See our ad on page 60
Rubber, synthetic, other
Linings, cements & mortars Refractories Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN Advance Boiler & Tank Co., West Allis, WI LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min- AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-
erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
americanelements.com) US.LANXESS.com)
See our ad on page 60 THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd.,
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH Christy Catalytics LLC, St. Louis, MO Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447-
Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA ZIRCAR Refractory Composites, Inc., Florida, NY 7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com)
Linings, ceramic Refractories, gunning See our ad on page 97
Abresist Kalenborn Corporation, Urbana, IN Diamond Refractory Services, Texas Rubber, urethane
Koch Knight, LLC, East Canton, Ohio Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
Refractory mortars & cements LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Advance Boiler & Tank Co., West Allis, WI Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-
Koch Knight, LLC, East Canton, Ohio 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA US.LANXESS.com)
THE LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, 9911 Brecksville Rd.,
Linings, chlorosulfonated RUBBER & RUBBERLIKE Cleveland, Ohio 44141-3247 (888-234-2436; 216-447-
7397; FAX: 216-447-5750; web site: www.lubrizol.com)
polyethylene
Watersaver Co., a division of CDI, Commerce City, CO
MATERIALS See our ad on page 97
Linings, epoxy Rubber, acrylic STAINLESS STEELS

Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH
Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
Rubber, butyl Stainless steels, AISI 200 series
KAIVAN ENGINEERS
Linings, fluoroplastic
Stainless steels, AISI 300 series
Linings, glass KAIVAN ENGINEERS
Dueker GmbH & Co. KGaA, Laufach SANDVIK MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, TUBULAR
Linings, glass-reinforced plastic LANXESS Corporation, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
18501 (800-755-8823; 570-585-7500; FAX: 570-585-
Dudick Inc., Streetsboro, OH 7642; web site: www.smt.sandvik.com)
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. See our ad on page 76
Linings, polyethylene US.LANXESS.com) United Performance Metals, Houston, TX
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI
Rubber, chlorinated polyethylene Stainless steels, AISI 400 series
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH KAIVAN ENGINEERS
Linings, refractory Rubber, chlorosulfonated
Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA PRODUCTS, P.O. Box 1220, Scranton, Pennsylvania
ZIRCAR Refractory Composites, Inc., Florida, NY
polyethylene 18501 (800-755-8823; 570-585-7500; FAX: 570-585-
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH 7642; web site: www.smt.sandvik.com)
Linings, urethane Rubber, ethylene propylene
Sauereisen, Pittsburgh, PA
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, Stainless steels, cast
KAIVAN ENGINEERS
Linings, vinyl US.LANXESS.com)
Watersaver Co., a division of CDI, Commerce City, CO
Rubber, fluoroelastomers STEELS
Paints Apple Rubber Products, Lancaster, NY
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Carbon steels
Cass Polymers, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min- Rubber, neoprene AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024
nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom-
Apple Rubber Products, Lancaster, NY
(651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; Conveyor Components Co., Material Control, Inc., Croswell, MI erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www.
web site: www.cortecvci.com) LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, americanelements.com)
Milamar Coatings L.L.C., Oklahoma City, OK Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- See our ad on page 60
Sealants US.LANXESS.com) High alloy steels
IMPCO, Inc., East Providence, RI
Rubber, nitrile AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024
Apple Rubber Products, Lancaster, NY (310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom-
ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www.
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
W.L. Gore & Associates, Sealant Technologies, 201 LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, americanelements.com)
Airport Road, P.O. Box 1488, Elkton, Maryland 21921 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- See our ad on page 60
(410-392-3200; FAX: 410-392-4817; web site: www. 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
gore.com/sealants) US.LANXESS.com) Low alloy steels
Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc., Charlotte, NC
REFRACTORY MATERIALS Rubber, polybutadiene (310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom-

LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- americanelements.com)
Castables 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. See our ad on page 60
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024 US.LANXESS.com)
(310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom-
Mallard Creek Polymers, Inc., Charlotte, NC Medium alloy steels
erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www. Rubber, silicone AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, California 90024
americanelements.com) (310-208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: custom-
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, New York
See our ad on page 60 erservice@americanelements.com; web site: www.
Rubber, styrene butadiene americanelements.com)
Firebrick Apple Rubber Products, Lancaster, NY See our ad on page 60

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MAINTENANCE
171 Cleaning equipment & services
172 Equipment repair & rebuilding
172 Fire protection equipment
172 Maintenance tools & equipment & replacement parts
172 Noise & vibration suppression equipment
173 Safety equipment & systems
CLEANING EQUIPMENT & Cleaning equipment, chemical GAMAJET, PART OF THE ALFA LAVAL GROUP, 604
Jeffers Circle, Pennsylvania 19341 (e-mail: jessica.
Advance, Plymouth, MN
SERVICES Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania
letscher@alfalaval.com)
Hydro-Thermal Corp., Waukesha, WI Pick Heaters Inc., West Bend, WI
Acid mist/Gas cleaning NexGen Enviro Systems Inc., Lindenhurst, NY
Petron Plus Global, Inc., Hutchinson, Kansas Cleaning equipment, steam
Singleton Corp., Cleveland, OH Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania
Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois Hydro-Thermal Corp., Waukesha, WI
web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com) Cleaning equipment, high-
Cleaners & refacers, tube pressure liquid Cleaning equipment, tank
Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA Advance, Plymouth, MN cleaning
Goodway Technologies Corp., Stamford, CT Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania
Cat Pumps, Minneapolis, MN Bioengineering Inc., Somerville, MA
Cleaning chemicals & services Goodway Technologies Corp., Stamford, CT Butterworth Inc., Houston, TX
Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH
Hannay Reels Inc., Westerlo, NY Hydro-Thermal Corp., Waukesha, WI
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
INOX-TECH INC., Ste. Catherine Pulsair Systems, Inc., Bellevue, Washington
Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL
URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Urach, URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Urach,
web site: www.cortecvci.com) Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55 WOMA Corp., Edison, NJ
WOMA Corp., Edison, NJ
992-2424; 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Cleaning equipment, mechanical Cleaning parts & accessories
Support@mschem.com; web site: www.miller- Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania
stephenson.com) Advance, Plymouth, MN
Goodway Technologies Corp., Stamford, CT Butterworth Inc., Houston, TX
Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH
Cleaning equipment, blast Cleaning equipment, NexGen Enviro Systems Inc., Lindenhurst, NY
Hammelmann Corp., Miaimisburg, OH pharmaceutical Sweepers

URACA GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Urach, Bioengineering AG, Wald, Advance, Plymouth, MN
Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois Bioengineering Inc., Somerville, MA Industrial Magnetics, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Plant maintenance & personnel safety
Vacuum cleaning systems Fire extinguishing systems, foam SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65,
Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA Red Dog Services LLC, Allen, TX 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
Goodway Technologies Corp., Stamford, CT Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN sulzer.com)
Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois Fire extinguishing systems, Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
Washers halogenated hydrocarbon web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
Alfa Laval Tank Equipment, Exton, Pennsylvania FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
Goodway Technologies Corp., Stamford, CT 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Rods, welding
NexGen Enviro Systems Inc., Lindenhurst, NY industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
Progressive Recovery Inc., Dupo, IL com) Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800-
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde- 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
EQUIPMENT REPAIR & 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
REBUILDING com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) Shaft-alignment equipment

Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN Elos Fixturlaser AB, Molndal
LUDECA, INC., Doral, FL
Pipeline rehabilitation processes Fire pumps PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr., Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA Spray equipment, thermal
FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI
web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com) Hose reels
Stud tensioners, hydraulic
Pressure vessel repair Hannay Reels Inc., Westerlo, NY
Advance Boiler & Tank Co., West Allis, WI Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
BORSIG GmbH, Berlin
Smoke detection systems FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com;
Diamond Refractory Services, Texas FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
HydroPro Inc., Engineering & Manufacturing, Bourbon 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Testing equipment, corrosion
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr., com) QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, Washing-
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; ton 98032 (e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; Spill response kits Singleton Corp., Cleveland, OH
Red Dog Services LLC, Allen, TX Testing equipment, high pressure
Pump repair Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA
Sprinkler systems TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
Valve repair 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
BORSIG GmbH, Berlin industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. See our ad on page 98
HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH, com)
Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0; Testing equipment,
FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger. nondestructive
com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com)
MAINTENANCE TOOLS & ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden-
town, NJ
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
EQUIPMENT & REPLACEMENT PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, Washing-
PARTS ton 98032 (e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
Raytek Corp., Santa Cruz, CA
Weld heat-treating Alloys, brazing Tools & equipment, other

Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Ber-
ndorf, 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
Borescopes e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
FIRE PROTECTION QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, Washing-
band.at)
HydroPro Inc., Engineering & Manufacturing, Bourbon
EQUIPMENT ton 98032 (e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com) REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas
67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-
Expanders, tube 1800; web site: www.redguard.com)
Deluge systems HydroPro Inc., Engineering & Manufacturing, Bourbon See our ad on page 17
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston, SGB GmbH, Siegen
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Tools, hand
3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.
com) CEJN Industrial Corp., Gunee, Illinois
Leister Technologies AG, Kaegiswil
Fire alarm systems Leak sealing service USA INDUSTRIES, INC., 302 State Street, S. Houston,
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- Texas 77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: HydroPro Inc., Engineering & Manufacturing, Bourbon 3797; FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr., com; web site: www.usaindustries.com)
com) Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
Welding equipment
Fire detection systems web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com) Hannay Reels Inc., Westerlo, NY
Leister Technologies AG, Kaegiswil
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Lubricating equipment
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Hannay Reels Inc., Westerlo, NY
com) LA-MAN Corp., Mazeppa, MN
NOISE & VIBRATION
General Monitors, Lake Forest, CA
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN SUPPRESSION EQUIPMENT
Machinery-alignment equipment
Fire extinguishers, portable Elos Fixturlaser AB, Molndal Absorbers, vibration
Red Dog Services LLC, Allen, TX LUDECA, INC., Doral, FL Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH
Spill Containment Direct, Buffalo, MN Patching compounds
ITW Polymers Adhesives, North America, Danvers, MA Analyzers, vibration
Fire extinguishing systems, Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA
carbon dioxide Plant maintenance services LUDECA, INC., Doral, FL
Diamond Refractory Services, Texas TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte,
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070;
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Elos Fixturlaser AB, Molndal
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning, See our ad on page 98
com) QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, Washing-
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN ton 98032 (e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com) Insulation, acoustical
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA
Fire extinguishing systems, dry 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-
chemical 1800; web site: www.redguard.com) Louvers, noise control
Sensor Electronics Corp., Minneapolis, MN See our ad on page 17 McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Plant maintenance & personnel safety
Noise enclosures & barriers Explosion Testing Donadon SDD Srl, Via Franceschelli,7, Corbetta, 20011
(+390290111001; +390290112210; e-mail: donadonsdd@
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- donadonsdd.com; web site: www.donadonsdd.com)
Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
com) industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
Silencers, exhaust com)
CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL
Explosion isolation Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21,
McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
Pennsylvania com) See our ad on page 19
Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown, REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
Silencers, inline Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK 28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail:
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) Rupture panels
Silencers, intake REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
EDWARDS US HEADQUARTERS, Sanborn, NY 28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail: 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
McGill AirSilence LLC, Columbus, OH info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
com)
Testing instruments, vibration Explosion suppression systems Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21,
LUDECA, INC., Doral, FL FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714;
PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning, 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
North Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; com)
REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
FAX: 704-583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail:
Thermotron, Holland, MI
Explosion vents info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK Safety audits
Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
SAFETY EQUIPMENT & 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey
SYSTEMS com)
HOERBIGER Kompressortechnik Holding GmbH,
Donau-City-Strasse 1, Vienna A-1220 (+43 1 22 440-0; Shoes, safety
Air purifiers FAX: +43 1 22 440 990; e-mail: info-hkth@hoerbiger. Winter Walking (a JORDAN DAVID company), Horsham,
com; web site: www.hoerbiger.com) PA
Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown,
Antiskid materials Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK Showers, emergency
REMBE GMBH, SAFETY+CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21, HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
Bustin Industrial Products, East Stroudsburg, PA Brilon, 59929 (49-2961-7405-0; FAX: 49-2961-50-714; pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
e-mail: sales@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.com) 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Aprons See our ad on page 19 com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI REMBE, INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC Hughes Safety Showers North America Inc.
28217 (704.716.7022; FAX: 704.716.7025; e-mail:
Arresters, flame deflagration or info@rembre.us; web site: www.rembe.us) Sinks, eye or face emergency
detonation HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- Face shields pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Hughes Safety Showers North America Inc.
com) Glove boxes
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde- Spill Containment
pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796- Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia
Arresters, flame, tank vent, inline 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) Static detection & elimination
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: PSL USA, Boise, ID
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. Powder Systems Ltd, Liverpool systems
com) Newson Gale Ltd, Nottingham
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK Gloves
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Storage cabinets
Arresters, surge Qosina, Edgewood, NY HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc., Boulder, CO pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
Harnesses 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Blowout doors & panels Sur-Loc Inc., Fremont, IN com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK Spill Containment Direct, Buffalo, MN
Marking & labeling systems
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Testing equipment, dust
industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike. K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
com) Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
Henderson Industrial Specialties, Waterdown, and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK com)
Nozzles, fire fog
Climbing safety equipment BETE FOG NOZZLE INC., 50 Greenfield St, Greenfield, Testing equipment, emergency
Sur-Loc Inc., Fremont, IN
Massachusetts 01301 (800-235-0049; 413-772-0846;
valves
site: www.bete.com) Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA
Clothing, chemical resistant Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Testing equipment, gases &
Pipe markers vapors
Containers, safety K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI American Gas & Chemical Co Ltd, New Jersey
Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI Delphian Corp., Northvale, NJ
Qosina, Edgewood, NY Pressure Relief FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-
BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK 758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail:
Coveralls industrialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.
Qosina, Edgewood, NY Purge systems com)
Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, RKI Instruments, Inc., Union City, CA
Emergency shutdown systems Mannheim 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000;
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866- e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www. Valve & flange covers
758-6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: pepperl-fuchs.com) Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK
com) Railroad safety devices Vented Enclosures
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl Oseco, Broken Arrow, OK HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 Rupture discs com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK

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DESIGN, ENGINEERING,
& CONSTRUCTION
175 Engineering services
177 Training
174
PRODUCT DIRECTORY Design, engineering, construction
MainSectionTitle
services
ENGINEERING SERVICES Consultants, safety & health Engineering: cryogenic

Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA equipment
Arbitration, engineering HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG, Pfarrstrasse
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South 41/43, Lauda-Koenigshofen, 97922 (+49 (0)9343 503-
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, 0; +1856 7647300; FAX: +49 (0)9343 503-222; e-mail:
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- info@lauda.de; web site: www.lauda.de)
Atlanta, GA cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH,
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
Construction and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey
Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-500;
FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-neo-
Duke's Root Control, Inc., New York REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas tec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
M+W Central Europe GmbH 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois
1800; web site: www.redguard.com)
Construction Management See our ad on page 17 Engineering: equipment
Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas
77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com)Con- Consultants, water treatment inspection & expedititing
sultants, ISO compliance AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-
Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen
822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www. FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-758-
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
caloris.com) 6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: indus-
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Filtration & Membrane Technology, Inc., Houston, TX trialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.com)
Consultants, Welding GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
McWane and Associates, San Jose, California Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Engineering: facilities planning
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro-
Consultants, corrosion protection cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX
Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA
Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO
Diamond Refractory Services, Texas United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA M+W Central Europe GmbH
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX
Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT
Contract manufacturing systems PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC
Consultants, double containment Toll Blender Network, Connecticut REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas
systems design & installation 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-
M+W Central Europe GmbH Custom processing 1800; web site: www.redguard.com)
Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH See our ad on page 17
Consultants, engineering Innovative Processing Solutions, Aurora, IN River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort-
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Particle Reduction Service, Elk Grove Village, IL
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e-
Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ Toll Blender Network, Connecticut
mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web
Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank- site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com)
furt am Main Database services Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas
Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main 77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com)
Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen Demolition Engineering: instrumentation &
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
Midwest Steel Company Inc, Houston, Texas control systems
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Engineering, Welding Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin
Ecublens Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI McWane and Associates, San Jose, California Electronic Development Labs, Danville, VA
E-Vac Technologies, LLC, McMurray, PA Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Engineering, biochemical & Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA biotech 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., Flottweg SE, Vilsbiburg
M+W Central Europe GmbH
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl
Sias, New Castle, DE Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH
Xiril AG, Hombrechtikon Lectrus, Chattanooga, TN
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London, Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX
Engineering: blast resistant Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT
Lightning Eliminators & Consultants, Inc., Boulder, CO modules NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC
1800; web site: www.redguard.com)
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Pepperl + Fuchs GmbH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC Mannheim 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-1000;
e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: www.
ProSim SA, LABEGE Engineering: clean rooms pepperl-fuchs.com)
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde- Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796- and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey
RAS Process Equipment Inc., Robbinsville, NJ 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp. River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- M+W Central Europe GmbH Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187
1800; web site: www.redguard.com) (++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com)
See our ad on page 17 Engineering: construction & field Swagelok Co., Solon, OH
The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania erection Thermotron, Holland, MI
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36, Zeton Inc., Burlington,
Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704 tec5USA, Plainview, NY
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; Engineering: modular process
Koch Knight, LLC, East Canton, Ohio systems
TowerScan, Sarnia,
Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL
TowerScan, Sarnia, AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT
TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen
NEUHAUS NEOTEC Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH,
Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI Cobey, Buffalo, New York
Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas Dieselstrasse 5-9 D-21465 Reinbek (+49-40-72771-500;
77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com) FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@neuhaus-neo-
tec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
Consultants, high purity process SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK site: www.ekato.com)
design Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- sandvik.com) com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA
Consultants, materials Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- INOX-TECH INC., Ste. Catherine
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Innovative Processing Solutions, Aurora, IN
McWane and Associates, San Jose, California mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London,
Toll Blender Network, Connecticut site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO

MainSectionTitle
services
M+W Central Europe GmbH PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- FAX: 281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com;
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) web site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 1800; web site: www.redguard.com) tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www. Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
sulzer.com)
River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Engineering: process design
77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com)
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan-
Zeton Inc., Burlington,
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401;
Engineering: packaged pilot mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web
site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) site: www.abzinc.com)
plants Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton,
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen 77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com) AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux Zeton Inc., Burlington, Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank-
Easton, Maryland 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410- Engineering: plant modernization furt am Main
822-9006; e-mail: info@caloris.com; web site: www. BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
caloris.com) Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank-
HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL furt am Main
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London, Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen
Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux
Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36,
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- M+W Central Europe GmbH 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com)
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC Denver Mineral Engineers, Inc., Littleton, CO
SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www. (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
sulzer.com) cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) site: www.ekato.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas See our ad on page 151
Zeton Inc., Burlington,
67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Engineering: pilot plants 1800; web site: www.redguard.com) Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
See our ad on page 17 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
furt am Main
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711- GEA France,
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London,
5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX:
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South sandvik.com) +43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas site: www.gigkarasek.com)
(865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- 77094 (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com) Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby
SULZER CHEMTECH LTD, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, Engineering: pollution & Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH
Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 Innovative Processing Solutions, Aurora, IN
environmental services Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London
sulzer.com) ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London,
Zeton Inc., Burlington, ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton, KIRK Process Solutions Ltd, Walton-on-Thames
Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX
Engineering: plant design Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan- Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO
tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401; AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton M+W Central Europe GmbH
FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT
site: www.abzinc.com) 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank- ucts.com/chemprocessing) mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
furt am Main Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC
Alexanderwerk AG, Remscheid Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
Chematur Ecoplanning OY, Pori, 201-529-1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bio- (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro-
Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt., nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com) cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36, Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704 River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com) SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
DIPESH ENGINEERING WORKS, Sej Plaza, 1-3, 3rd Floor, RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier-
Junction of S. V. Road & Marve Road,, Near Nutan High Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
School, Malad (W), Mumbai, 400064 (+91 (022) 4073 Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
6736; FAX: +91 (022) 4073 6737; e-mail: sales@dipesh- Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
engg.net; web site: www.dipeshengg.com) Epcon Industrial Systems, LP, The Woodlands, TX
See our ad on page 61 FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI Winterthur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- 00 60; e-mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky sulzer.com)
512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control,
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Heights, Illinois Atlanta, GA
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas 77094
GEA France, HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, (e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com)
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, Owosso, Michigan Zeton Inc., Burlington,
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: Engineering: process modeling
site: www.gigkarasek.com) sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, D-79650 (+49 7622 290;
Innovative Processing Solutions, Aurora, IN mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; web
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South site: www.ekato.com)
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London, Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 See our ad on page 151
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro- Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Gekko Engineering, Carson, CA

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services
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box Newson Gale Ltd, Nottingham HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl
1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX: S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www. TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
htri.net) Atlanta, GA (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro-
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London Equipment, used: procurement & TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London, supply Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South (CE), Wheeling, Illinois 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
Technology licensing
Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions Germany GmbH, Frank-
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, furt am Main
Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
Atlanta, GA Gharpure Consulting Engineers Pvt Ltd, Pune
Interdevelopment, Inc., Arlington, VA
(e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com)
ISO certification Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London,
Engineering: procurement Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Ltd., Houston, TX
Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO Inspection TRAINING
PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC Applus RTD USA, Houston, TX
Modular Clean Labs Information Services
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit
Chemical Information Services, Dallas, Texas
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- pendence, Missouri 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-
mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web 2900; FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.
Publishing
site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) com; web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com) BIC Alliance, Kemah, TX
(e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com) Pilot plant services Training personnel, maintenance
Buss-SMS-Canzler GmbH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butzbach, ATS RheoSystems, Cannon Instrument Company, Borden-
Engineering: project 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail: town, NJ
management info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com) BS & B Safety Systems, Inc., Tulsa, OK
GEA France, BUSS ChemTech AG, Pratteln 1
GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19, BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
furt am Main
Gloggnitz-Stuppach 2640 (+43-2662-42780-0; FAX: dorf, 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176; e-mail:
BEST
+43-2662-42824; e-mail: office@gigkarasek.at; web band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-band.at)
Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen
site: www.gigkarasek.com) Dresser-Rand, Corporate Headquarters, Houston, TX
Coperion GmbH, Weingarten, Wuertt.,
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd.,
Pope Scientific, Inc., Saukville, Wisconsin Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Procedyne Corp., New Brunswick, NJ 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Ltd., Houston, TX
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- MTS World, LLC, Cypress, Texas
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL
INOX-TECH INC., Ste. Catherine
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
Innovative Processing Solutions, Aurora, IN
Zeton Inc., Burlington, S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London,
Musco Engineering Associates, West Haven, CT SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC
Plant decommissioning and RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier-
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana dismantling str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
River Consulting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan- 0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
S&C Electric Company, Chicago, IL tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401; com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web Swagelok Co., Solon, OH
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- site: www.abzinc.com) V2 Flow Controls, Burr Ridge, Illinois
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- M+W Central Europe GmbH Wall Colmonoy Corporation, Madison Heights, MI
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) Plant documentation services Training personnel, pollution
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC control
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Emergency Film Group, Edgartown, MA
mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@pro-
site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com) HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) Owosso, Michigan
Wood Group Mustang, 17404 Katy Freeway, Texas 77094 SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
(e-mail: vikas.moharir@woodgroup.com) MTS World, LLC, Cypress, Texas
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier-
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control,
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
Engineering: research 0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
Atlanta, GA
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main Training personnel, safety &
Harrop Industries, Inc., Columbus, OH Plant relocation health
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box M+W Central Europe GmbH Emergency Film Group, Edgartown, MA
1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX: REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, Kansas MTS World, LLC, Cypress, Texas
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www. 67217 (855.REDGURD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440- Martin Engineering, Neponset, IL
htri.net) 1800; web site: www.redguard.com) PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
Johnson Matthey Davy Technologies Ltd., London See our ad on page 17 Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Process safety management cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
cessengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com) services TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
Sias, New Castle, DE Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG, Bruehl FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
Atlanta, GA PENTA Engineering, P.A., Charlotte, NC tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Xiril AG, Hombrechtikon PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
Xiril AG, Hombrechtikon South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, Tennes- Training systems, plant operators
see 37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: BUSS ChemTech AG, Pratteln 1
Equipment testing info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr. Emergency Film Group, Edgartown, MA
Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI com) MTS World, LLC, Cypress, Texas
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX: and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www. TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH,
htri.net) Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-
JENIKE & JOHANSON INC., 400 Business Park Dr., FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- 5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879-1077 (978-649- tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
3300; FAX: 978-649-3399; e-mail: info@jenike.com; sandvik.com)
web site: www.jenike.com) Risk analysis Swagelok Co., Solon, OH
Knighthawk Engineering, Houston, TX Bayer Technology Services GmbH, Leverkusen

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180 Computers for design & engineering
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Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp
Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA
processing
Computers, mainframe Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI
Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA Computers, printers & plotters HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
Computers, monitors & displays Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
ASDQMS, Chagrin Falls, OH Digital computers, data Symmetric Research, Las Vegas, NV
Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp processing
PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning, Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA
Manufacturing execution systems
Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA Symmetric Research, Las Vegas, NV Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
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Simulators Chemical plant design & SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA maintenance str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-
ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan- 0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401; com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
COMPUTER SOFTWARE FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Georgia
site: www.abzinc.com) Sierra Monitor Corp., Milpitas, CA
AVEVA, Cambridge, StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
Advanced process control CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL The Industrial Controls Company, Inc.,
CAMO Software, Oslo, CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., 713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@ 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX:
Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp See our ad on page 11I
Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas Vista Control Systems, Inc., Los Alamos, NM
com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, Data visualization
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com) DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK Golden Software, Golden, Colorado
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) Salierstr. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711- Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas
5105-0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@ Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR
Alarm Management sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems. Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA
sandvik.com) StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512-
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Chemical process design 77761 (49-78-36-50-0; FAX: 49-78-36-50-201; e-mail:
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) info.de@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
FIKE, 704 S. 10th St., Blue Springs, MO 64015 (1-866-758- See our ad on page 11I
6004; 816-229-3405; FAX: 816-229-4615; e-mail: indus-
trialprotection@fike.com; web site: www.fike.com) Design of experiments
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana CAMO Software, Oslo,
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
Vista Control Systems, Inc., Los Alamos, NM
Enterprise resource planning
Asset management ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan-
tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401;
AVEVA, Cambridge,
AVEVA, Cambridge, AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX
FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web
AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX
site: www.abzinc.com) Environmental-compliance
Chemstations Europe GmbH, Berlin
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, reporting
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) 713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@ Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
Engineering Software, Germantown, MD Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL Environmental, health & safety
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
Bar coding ProSim SA, LABEGE
Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
Isotech, Inc, Hatfield, PA New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com) Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY
K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 Failure analysis
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey (++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com)
Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY Chemir, A Division of Evans Analytical Group, Maryland
Heights, MO
Batch control Computational fluid dynamics Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR
CAMO Software, Oslo,
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan
ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chan- Hazardous-waste management
tilly, Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401;
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- FAX: 703-631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- site: www.abzinc.com) Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Adaptive Research, Honolulu, HI
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI
Heat-exchange modeling
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA CPFD-Software, Albuquerque, New Mexico Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI
CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com)
Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
Computer Software Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide);
AVEVA, Cambridge, 713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@
chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com)
Calibration management BLUEBEAM SOFTWARE, 55 S. Lake Ave, California
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
91101 (e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com)
Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA 1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan Data acquisition & process control +1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- htri.net)
Acromag, Inc., Wixom, MI
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512-
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com;
Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI ISO compliance
Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc., West End, NC
Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA
713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@ Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio
chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio
Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan
Chemical equipment design Davis-Standard, LLC, Pawcatuck, CT
Information Technology
Digital Applications International, London
CPFD-Software, Albuquerque, New Mexico Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., AVEVA, Cambridge,
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, Austin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: BLUEBEAM SOFTWARE, 55 S. Lake Ave, California
Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 512-418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess. 91101 (e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com)
713-978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@ com; web site: www.emersonprocess.com)
chemstations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL Information management
Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington AVEVA, Cambridge,
Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX
ProSim SA, LABEGE Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc., West End, NC
Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan
Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salier- Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. Rockwell Software Brand, Rockwell Automation, Inc., Mil- Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) waukee, Wisconsin StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Information
MainSectionTitle
Technologies
Laboratory information Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Min- Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ
management nesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail: StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc., West End, NC sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
Digital Applications International, London Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR
Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio Regulatory compliance
Polytec, Inc., Process Analytics, Hopkinton Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA
Maintenance management ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation Digital Applications International, London
Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
Digital Applications International, London Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- Rockwell Software Brand, Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwau- PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; kee, Wisconsin Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE- Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY
HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL RIALS TECHNOLOGY DEUTSCHLAND GMBH, Salierstr. TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105-0; Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; FAX:
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.com; 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsultants.
web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA
Schenck Process GmbH, Darmstadt Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
Manufacturing execution systems Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) Software development
StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA Vista Control Systems, Inc., Los Alamos, NM
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Georgia BLUEBEAM SOFTWARE, 55 S. Lake Ave, California 91101
Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg (e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com)
Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
Process optimization Engineering Software, Germantown, MD
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Adaptive Resources, Carnegie, PA HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
management CAMO Software, Oslo, 1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- +1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- htri.net)
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
Materials management web site: www.emersonprocess.com) InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington
Engineering Software, Germantown, MD Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas
AVEVA, Cambridge,
HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL ProSim SA, LABEGE
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR Rockwell Software Brand, Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwau-
Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana kee, Wisconsin
Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg
New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com)
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, Georgia
Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London Software, other
Mathematics & statistics Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ BLUEBEAM SOFTWARE, 55 S. Lake Ave, California 91101
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 (e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com)
CAMO Software, Oslo, (++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com)
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL
StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, North
MTR Software, Toronto, Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713-
Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704- 978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chemsta-
PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio 583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com) tions.com; web site: www.chemstations.com)
Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ See our ad on page 98 Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH
StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA TowerScan, Sarnia, Digital Applications International, London
TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Engineering Software, Germantown, MD
Neural-network simulation TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Golden Software, Golden, Colorado
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg HydroTec Systems Co., Inc., Tiskilwa, IL
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Process safety management Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
ProSys, Inc., Baton Rouge, Louisiana Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
Physical properties Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation K-Sun Corporation, Somerset, WI
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, New Jersey Logical Technology, Inc., Peoria, IL
Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713- Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chemsta- (++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) PR√úFTECHNIK Dieter Busch AG , Ismaning,
tions.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) ProSim SA, LABEGE
Engineering Software, Germantown, MD Process simulation StatPoint Technologies Inc., Warrenton, VA
ProSim SA, LABEGE Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, North
Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, Chemstations Europe GmbH, Berlin Carolina 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-
New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com) CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, 583-1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY Houston, Texas 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713- See our ad on page 98
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chemsta-
Plant optimization tions.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) Supply chain management
AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- Hoover Container Solutions, Houston, TX
Dematic Corp., Grand Rapids, MI 418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; Intergraph Corporation, Houston, Texas
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- Engineering Software, Germantown, MD
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) 1390, Navasota, Texas 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX: COMPUTERS FOR DESIGN &
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley +1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA htri.net)
Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
ENGINEERING
ProSim SA, LABEGE
Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, ProSim SA, LABEGE
New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com) Process Systems Enterprise, Inc., 3 Wing Drive, Suite 103, Computer aided design & drafting
Siemens AG, A&D GC 3, Siemensallee 84, Karisruhe 76187 New Jersey 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com) systems
(++49(0)721/595-4706; web site: www.siemens.com) Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London
TowerScan, Sarnia, WinSim Inc., Richmond, TX
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA
TowerScan, Port Huron, MI CU SERVICES LLC, Elk Grove, IL
TowerScan, Port Huron, MI Production scheduling Intergraph Benelux BV, Hoofddorp
TowerScan, Sarnia, Werum Software & Systems AG, Lueneburg Intergraph Corporation Corporate Headquarters, Madison, AL
Psychsoftpc, Quincy, MA
Pressure vessel design Project management kubit USA, Houston, Texas
PP PUBLICO Publications, Essen, NRW AVEVA Inc, Houston, TX
Process simulation systems
Process control Quality assurance or control ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corp. Dr., Suite 107, Chantilly,
CAMO Software, Oslo, ASDQMS, Chagrin Falls, OH Virginia 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401; FAX: 703-
DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA 631-5282; e-mail: sales@abzinc.com; web site: www.
Emerson Process Management, 8301 Cameron Rd., Aus- CAMO Software, Oslo, abzinc.com)
tin, TX 78754 (800-752-6893; 512-835-2190; FAX: 512- DataLyzer International, Inc., Michigan CPFD-Software, Albuquerque, New Mexico
418-7505; e-mail: InfoCentral@EmersonProcess.com; FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD Engineering Software, Germantown, MD
web site: www.emersonprocess.com) Northwest Analytics, Inc., Portland, OR Invensys Systems (UK) Ltd, Crawley
FOSS NIRSystems, Inc., Laurel, MD PQ Systems, Dayton, Ohio ProSim SA, LABEGE
InfoMetrix, Inc., Bothell, Washington Parsec, Inc., Anaheim, CA Process Systems Enterprise Limited, London

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ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES
182 Air pollution control equipment & systems
182 Environmental services
183 Waste handling equipment & systems
184 Water pollution control equipment & systems

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Environmental services & equipment
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL Chimneys, stacks & vents Particulate removal systems
McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS McGill AirFlow LLC, Groveport, OH BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Brooklyn, New York 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-
Adsorption systems, carbon 253-9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com;
Combustors, catalytic web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
Branch Environmental Corp., Somerville, NJ Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New Heights, Illinois
pany, Anaheim, CA
Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e- HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA
mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com) Owosso, Michigan
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA
Atlanta, GA
Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida
Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA
United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA
Combustors, other sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
Adsorption systems, other pany, Anaheim, CA
Sulfur Recovery
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Atlanta, GA Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby
McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East
Munters Corporation, Zeol, Amesbury, MA Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX:
TECAM GROUP Deodorizers 918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site:
TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA www.johnzinkhamworthy.com)
Afterburners Pennsylvania
Epcon Industrial Systems, LP, The Woodlands, TX
Vapor recovery systems
ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com- Westchester Germicide Co., Pittsburgh, PA BORSIG GmbH, Berlin
pany, Anaheim, CA BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Flares, stack & accessories Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767;
Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA 201-529-1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bio-
John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX:
Atlanta, GA CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site:
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Pennsylvania
www.johnzinkhamworthy.com)
Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA
Air pollution abatement systems ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla-
Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-
ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com- mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e-
pany, Anaheim, CA Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI
mail: sales@zeeco.com; web site: www.zeeco.com)
Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton Hydrogen sulfide removal systems John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX:
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, 918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site:
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: Owosso, Michigan
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- www.johnzinkhamworthy.com)
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby Nash, a Gardner Denver Product, Bentleyville, PA
ucts.com/chemprocessing) McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH
Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla-
sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen, homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e-
mail: sales@zeeco.com; web site: www.zeeco.com)
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- NOx control systems
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com) Air pollution control
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com-
web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
Mahwah, New Jersey 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; pany, Anaheim, CA
201-529-1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bio- Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A., Porto
nomicind.com; web site: www.bionomicind.com) Air/Compliance Consultants, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA
Branch Environmental Corp., Somerville, NJ Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Owosso, Michigan Auburn Systems, LLC, Danvers, MA
Pennsylvania
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA
Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e- Brooklyn, New York 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-
John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East 253-9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com;
mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com) Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX:
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI web site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site: CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New
Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois www.johnzinkhamworthy.com)
Epcon Industrial Systems, LP, The Woodlands, TX Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-
M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN- McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI
Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois
Heights, Illinois mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) FISHER-KLOSTERMAN EMTROL, A CECO ENVIRONMEN-
GEA GERMANY ETTLINGEN, Am Hardtwald 1, Ettlin- Spraying Systems Co., Wheaton, IL TAL COMPANY, Louisville, Kentucky
gen, 76275 (49-7243-7050; FAX: 49-7243-705330; e- TECAM GROUP Flex-Kleen, a CECO Environmental Company, Glendale
mail: chemical@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com) TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Heights, Illinois
See our ad on page 89 Atlanta, GA HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Owosso, Michigan
Owosso, Michigan
HONEYWELL, 101 Columbia Rd., Morristown, New Jersey Odor-control systems John Zink Hamworthy Combustion, 11920 East
07962 (800-626-4974; 973-455-2000; FAX: 973-455-5722)
ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX:
ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com- 918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site:
pany, Anaheim, CA www.johnzinkhamworthy.com)
33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: Advanced Air Technologies, Inc., Corunna, MI M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA
sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) Advanced Industrial Technology Corp., Paramus, NJ Munters Corporation, Zeol, Amesbury, MA
McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
Munters Corporation, Zeol, Amesbury, MA CECO Filters, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-
Munters Corporation, Air Treatment, Amesbury, MA Pennsylvania mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, New Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes, Jersey 07054 (908 232 4200; FAX: 908-232-2146; e- Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Minnesota 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e- mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com) Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Norcross, Georgia
mail: sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com) Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford,
Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois Pennsylvania
Staplex Co., Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Owosso, Michigan TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control,
Pennsylvania Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA Atlanta, GA
TECAM GROUP KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com) FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
Westchester Germicide Co., Pittsburgh, PA Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Carbon dioxide recovery plants Pennsylvania United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA
Advanced Heat Recovery, Inc., Division of AQUA Innova- TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA Westchester Germicide Co., Pittsburgh, PA
tions, Inc., Baltimore, MD Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL ts-systemfilter gmbh, Ahorn-Berolzeim

Bioremediation services TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Waste minimization & recycling
Atlanta, GA
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA
Herbold Meckesheim USA, Resource Recycling Systems
Compliance-information Indoor-air-quality services Inc., Slatersville, RI
management Air/Compliance Consultants, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA Progressive Recovery Inc., Dupo, IL
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; Waste testing & analysis
Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, Waste transportation
Environmental consulting Pennsylvania
Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
Air/Compliance Consultants, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA Recycling firms
Airflow Sciences Corporation, Livonia, MI Midwest Steel Company Inc, Houston, Texas Waste treatment facilities, other
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL Remote monitoring ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH
Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton,
M&C TechGroup, Ventura, CA
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Russelectric Inc., Hingham, MA Biowater Technology, Cumberland, Rhode Island
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA
Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ Sludge handling GEA Netherlands ‚Äòs-Hertogenbosch, 's-Hertogenbosch,
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, GA WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter Ave.,
land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457 P.O. Box C, Wheeling, Illinois 60090-0427 (800-704-
Environmental Solutions North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e- 2002; 847-541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@
mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com) wabashpower.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Since 1974 See our ad on page 137
LUXME INTERNATIONAL LTD., 3155 Matte Blvd, Brossard, Water-pollution control services
Trinity Consultants’ highly responsive QC, J4Y 2P4 (450-619-1999; e-mail: info@luxme.com) ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH
Markland Specialty Engineering Ltd., Georgetown, ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton,
staff delivers innovative, cost effective ProSonix LLC, Milwaukee, WI CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia
solutions. Our services include: SRS Crisafulli, Inc., Glendive, MT Entex Technologies Inc, Chapel Hill, NC
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Evoqua, Alpharetta, Georgia
Atlanta, GA
n Air permitting & compliance assistance Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Owosso, Michigan
n Environmental management services Veolia Environmental Services, Chicago, Illinois
Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ
n Air dispersion modeling Soil remediation TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA
n Environmental training ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
n EH&S information management solutions FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul-
CHEMetrics Inc., Calverton, Virginia tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com)
Offices Nationwide
Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
(800) 229-6655 GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
trinityconsultants.com KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol- WASTE HANDLING
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e- EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS
Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- See our ad on page 137
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA Anaerobic treatment systems
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH
Environmental laboratories Atlanta, GA ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton,
Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Clean Air Engineering, Palatine, IL Spill contingency, emergency Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX
response ProSonix LLC, Milwaukee, WI
Environmental regulations, TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900,
interpreting Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
Containers, hazardous waste
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
Air/Compliance Consultants, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) Associated Bag Company, Milwaukee, WI
Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc., Fresno, CA Environmental Compliance Products, Inc., Huntington
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, Beach, CA
Atlanta, GA Spill control & emergency Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, response
Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100;
Disposal units, hazardous waste
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Spill Containment Direct, Buffalo, MN
Full-service environmental firms TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA
Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia Disposal units, liquid waste
ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Training services
MTS World, LLC, Cypress, Texas Disposal units, sewage
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr., Vector Technologies Ltd., Milwaukee, WI
Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA
Alvin, Texas 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326;
Incinerators
Geotechnical services TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com-
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; pany, Anaheim, CA
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Groundwater remediation tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA
ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio TECAM GROUP
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA VOC control Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Conversion Technology, Inc., Norcross, GA ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla-
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY ADWEST TECHNOLOGIES, a CECO Environmental Com- homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e-
TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA pany, Anaheim, CA mail: sales@zeeco.com; web site: www.zeeco.com)
United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Hazard audits BORSIG GmbH, Berlin Incinerators, gas & liquid
Durr Systems, Inc., Clean Technology Systems, Plymouth, MI Process Combustion Corp., Pittsburgh, PA
Dakota Software Corp., Cleveland, OH Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois
TRINITY CONSULTANTS, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, TECAM GROUP
Dallas, Texas 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
FAX: 972-385-9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsul- ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla-
Munters Corporation, Air Treatment, Amesbury, MA
tants.com; web site: www.trinityconsultants.com) Munters Corporation, Zeol, Amesbury, MA homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e-
TMTS Associates, Inc., Combustion/Air Pollution Control, mail: sales@zeeco.com; web site: www.zeeco.com)
Hazardous waste services Atlanta, GA
Advanced GeoServices Corp., West Chester, PA Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Incinerators, sludge
Clean Harbors, Norwell, MA United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA TECAM GROUP

Oxidizers, catalytic PCA GmbH, Heusweiler
Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH
Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX: Diffusers, water pollution control www.gea.com)
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site:
www.johnzinkhamworthy.com) BETE FOG NOZZLE INC., 50 Greenfield St, Greenfield, KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX Massachusetts 01301 (800-235-0049; 413-772-0846; land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
TECAM GROUP FAX: 413-772-6729; e-mail: sales@bete.com; web North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL site: www.bete.com) mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX See our ad on page 137
Oxidizers, thermal WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, New
Digesters, sewage sludge Jersey 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
pany, Anaheim, CA Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Westech Engineering Inc., Salt Lake City, UT See our ad on page 135
Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (918.234.2800; FAX: Filters, bio-oxidation Sludge dryers
918.234.1800; e-mail: info@johnzink.com; web site: HONEYWELL, 101 Columbia Rd., Morristown, New Jersey
www.johnzinkhamworthy.com) 07962 (800-626-4974; 973-455-2000; FAX: 973-455-5722)
McGill AirClean LLC, Columbus, OH 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249; e-mail:
Procedyne Corp., New Brunswick, NJ Flocculation equipment info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
TECAM GROUP COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg, 67100
Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04; e-mail:
sera ProDos GmbH, Immenhausen,
ZEECO, INC., 22151 E. 91st St., Broken Arrow, Okla- comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www.comessa.com)
homa 74014 (918-258-8551; FAX: 918-251-5519; e- Liners, pond Encon Evaporators, Hooksett, NH
mail: sales@zeeco.com; web site: www.zeeco.com) GIG KARASEK GMBH, Neusiedlerstrasse 15-19,
Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia
Spill collectors, tank car Watersaver Co., a division of CDI, Commerce City, CO
Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia Oil skimmers site: www.gigkarasek.com)
Sumps, acid neutralizing SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, DIV. OF SANDVIK MATE-
Koch Knight, LLC, East Canton, Ohio str. 35, Postfach 4262, Fellbach, 70719 (49-711-5105- Pennsylvania
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik. KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORP., 12 Hol-
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com) land Ave., Peapack, New Jersey 07977 (800-225-5457
WATER POLLUTION North American; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-
Separators, oil-water mail: info@komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
CONTROL EQUIPMENT & AMACS, Houston, TX See our ad on page 137
SYSTEMS Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Evoqua, Alpharetta, Georgia Spill prevention equipment
Faudi GmbH, Stadtallendorf Trans Environmental Systems, Inc., Charlottesville, Virginia
Aerators, water pollution Hilliard Corp., Elmira, NY
Delta Cooling Towers Inc., Roxbury Township, NJ KIMRE, INC., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, Florida Strippers, air
Elmridge Inc., Livonia, Michigan 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
Branch Environmental Corp., Somerville, NJ
Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois
Team Industries, Inc., Kaukauna, WI Newman Regency Group, Stafford, TX
Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY,
Biological treatment Samuel Pressure Vessel Group, Marinette, WI Owosso, Michigan
ADI Systems Inc., Wolfeboro, NH
ADI Systems Inc., Fredericton, Sewage treating units 33030 (305 233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail:
Biowater Technology, Cumberland, Rhode Island AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton sales@kimre.com; web site: www.kimre.com)
Entex Technologies Inc, Chapel Hill, NC Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800-
Evoqua, Alpharetta, Georgia 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: Tanks, settling
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path, P.O.
Owosso, Michigan ucts.com/chemprocessing) Box 12308, Hauppauge, New York 11788-0615 (800-
Entex Technologies Inc, Chapel Hill, NC 243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
Bio-oxidation units MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden, sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
Ambient Engineering Inc., Rocky Hill, NJ D-65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-962- See our ad on page 6
Entex Technologies Inc, Chapel Hill, NC 9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
HEE-DUALL, A CECO ENVIRONMENTAL COMPANY, www.microdyn-nadir.de) Waste-recovery treating systems
Owosso, Michigan Microdyn Technologies, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
Pollution Control Systems, Inc., Milford, OH Encon Evaporators, Hooksett, NH
HONEYWELL, 101 Columbia Rd., Morristown, New Jersey
07962 (800-626-4974; 973-455-2000; FAX: 973-455-5722) Pulsair Systems, Inc., Bellevue, Washington Lyntek, Inc., Lakewood, CO
Progressive Recovery Inc., Dupo, IL
Chlorinators Sludge dewaterers
Fluid Metering, Inc., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset, AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Wastewater neutralization systems
New York 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN Acrison Inc., Moonachie, NJ
516-624-8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web GEA Mechanical Equipment US, Inc, GEA Westfalia Sepa- Pulsair Systems, Inc., Bellevue, Washington
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PROCESS CHEMICALS Activated carbon Adsorbents, for PCBs

Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio
Acids, inorganic Evoqua, Alpharetta, Georgia Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH
Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH
AIC, Framingham, MA TIGG Corporation, Oakdale, PA Adsorbents, for carbon dioxide
Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas United Manufacturing International 2000, Red Bluff, CA
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
De Dietrich Process Systems GmbH, Hattenbergstr. 36, Active pharmaceutical sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
Mainz 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704
500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.qvf.com ingredients 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
AIC, Framingham, MA web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Acids, organic VanDeMark Chemical Inc., Lockport, NY Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf,
Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee Adsorbents, Activated Alumina Adsorbents, for hyrdocarbons
Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Process chemicals
Environmental C&C, St. Charles, Illinois Catalysts, custom CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA
Adsorbents, for oil sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; Catalysts, reforming
ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
Jacobi Carbons, Inc., Columbus, OH sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
YS INC., 4531 County Rd. 458, Collinsville, 35961 (256- 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Adsorbents, nonpolar 845-5501; FAX: 205-845-5560; e-mail: ysinc@ys-inc. web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio com; web site: www.ys-inc.com) CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
TankLink, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telular Corporation, Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby
Chicago, IL Catalysts, dehydrogenation,
Adsorbents, spill control spent Catalysts, rhenium
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio
sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Adsorbents, zeolites web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- Catalysts, desulfurization Catalysts, rhodium
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Alcohols, other web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf,
Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby Catalysts, ruthenium
Catalysts, hydrogenation BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
Alcohols, oxo sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee
Alkalies 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas COMESSA, 101 rue du Rhin-Napoleon, Strasbourg,
Catalyst supports & systems
67100 (33-3-88-79-41-41; FAX: 33-3-88-79-02-04; BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
Antioxidants e-mail: comessa@comessa.fr; web site: www. sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH comessa.com) 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, Catalysts, hydrotreating CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby CPI Wirecloth & Screens Inc, Pearland, TX
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Christy Catalytics LLC, St. Louis, MO
US.LANXESS.com) Catalysts, organic synthesis
Argon CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, Catalysts, urethane production
Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- Catalysts, other 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod-
ucts.com/chemprocessing) sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; ucts.com/chemprocessing)
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Biocides, halogenated web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA Catalysts, vinyl production
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- Catalysts, oxidation Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
US.LANXESS.com) BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- Catalysts, zeolite
Biocides, inorganic 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Biocides, other Hypercat Advanced Catalyst Products, West Chester, PA
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, KDF Fluid Treatment, Inc., Three Rivers, MI Chelating agents
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- YS INC., 4531 County Rd. 458, Collinsville, 35961 (256- AIC, Framingham, MA
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. 845-5501; FAX: 205-845-5560; e-mail: ysinc@ys-inc. Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas
US.LANXESS.com) com; web site: www.ys-inc.com)
Biocides, phenolics Defoamers

Catalysts, palladium Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, New
York
Catalysts, platinum Defoamers, chemical

BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800-
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod-
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, ucts.com/chemprocessing)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, New
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Catalysts, polymerization York
US.LANXESS.com)
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ
Catalysts, Raney nickel BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
Degreasers
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; Summit Industrial Products, Tyler, TX
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, Desiccants
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Catalysts, acid US.LANXESS.com)
Haldor Topsoe A/S, Lyngby sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
Catalysts, polyolefin production 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
Catalysts, cracking BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Min-
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) nesota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX:
web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) (651) 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com;
Catalysts, precious metal web site: www.cortecvci.com)
BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle- VanDeMark Chemical Inc., Lockport, NY
732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com; Dewatering agents
web site: www.catalysts.basf.com) VanDeMark Chemical Inc., Lockport, NY

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Process chemicals
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- US.LANXESS.com) Ave., Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (800-992-2424;
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Support@
US.LANXESS.com) VanDeMark Chemical Inc., Lockport, NY mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
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1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www.
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
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ucts.com/chemprocessing) Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ
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Dispersing agents, rubber cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Support@
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH ucts.com/chemprocessing) mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, AirSep Corp. ‚Äì A Chart Industries Company, A Chart Indus- Summit Industrial Products, Tyler, TX
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- tries Company, Buffalo, New York
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. Solvents, oxygenated
US.LANXESS.com) Pigments CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf,
AOC RESINS, 955 Highway 57 East, Collierville, Tennes-
Dispersing agents, textile see 38017 (800-238-7536; 901-854-2800; FAX: 901-854- Static eliminators
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, New York 1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www. Newson Gale Ltd, Nottingham
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Emulsifiers Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Surface active agents, anionic
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, Cristal, Hunt Valley, Maryland Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- Surface active agents, nonionic
US.LANXESS.com) AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
US.LANXESS.com)
Flame retardants Preservatives 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, Pennsylvania cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod-
AIC, Framingham, MA ucts.com/chemprocessing)
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- Surface active agents, not further
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. US.LANXESS.com) specified
US.LANXESS.com) Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, New York
Resins, water-soluble
Helium AOC RESINS, 955 Highway 57 East, Collierville, Tennes- Surface active agents, other
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton see 38017 (800-238-7536; 901-854-2800; FAX: 901-854- AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC., 7201 Hamilton
Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800- 1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www. Blvd., Allentown, Pennsylvania 18195-1501 (800-
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: aoc-resins.com) 345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail:
cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod- Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH cheminfo@airproducts.com; web site: www.airprod-
ucts.com/chemprocessing) Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ucts.com/chemprocessing)
Dymax Corp., Torrington, CT Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Hydrogen Solvents, alcohols Thickeners, cellulose ethers
Cole Chemical, Houston, Texas Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: Solvents, drug extracting Thickeners, other
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT
ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG, Business Unit Thickeners, thixotropes
Process Technologies, Friedrich-Uhde-Str. 15, Dort- Solvents, electronic
mund 44141 (49-231-547-0; FAX: 49-231-547-3032; e- Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH
mail: process-technologies@thyssenkrupp.com; web MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55 Backus
Ave., Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (800-992-2424; Water treatment chemicals
203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Support@ ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio
mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
Inhibitors, corrosion CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Minne-
sota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
Cachat, M. F., Co., Headquarters, Lakewood, OH Solvents, ethers 429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, CellMark Deutschland GmbH, Chemicals, Duesseldorf, site: www.cortecvci.com)
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, Minne-
sota 55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651) Solvents, fluorinated
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL CO., INC., 55 Backus
site: www.cortecvci.com) Ave., Danbury, Connecticut 06810 (800-992-2424;
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, 203-743-4447; FAX: 203-791-8702; e-mail: Support@
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275 (800-526-9377; 412- mschem.com; web site: www.miller-stephenson.com)
US.LANXESS.com) Solvents, glycol ether
Nitrogen Eastman Chemical Co. Inc., Kingsport, Tennessee
Solvents, high flash LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
345-3148; 610-481-4911; FAX: 610-481-4381; e-mail: Spartan Chemical Services Inc., Jersey City, NJ 809-1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
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Odor-control chemicals Zeolites
ABS Materials, Inc., Ohio Solvents, insecticide BASF Corporation, Catalysts & Adsorbents, 25 Middle-
Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc., Waterbury, CT sex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-889-9845;
Organic intermediates 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@basf.com;
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PLANT COST INDEX (CEPCI)

625
(1957-59 = 100) Sept. '15 Aug. '15 Sept.'14 Annual Index:

Prelim. Final Final
2007 = 525.4 600
CE Index ______________________________________________ 550.4 553.9 580.1
Equipment ____________________________________________ 661.2 665.6 704.6 2008 = 575.4
Heat exchangers & tanks _________________________________ 586.2 592.2 650.9
2009 = 521.9 575
Process machinery _____________________________________ 655.6 658.2 668.1
Pipe, valves & fittings ____________________________________ 816.8 822.3 877.4 2010 = 550.8
Process instruments ____________________________________ 390.5 392.1 413.4 2011 = 585.7 550
Pumps & compressors ___________________________________ 956.4 956.5 939.0
Electrical equipment ____________________________________ 510.0 511.8 515.7 2012 = 584.6
Structural supports & misc ________________________________ 728.7 733.2 775.1 2013 = 567.3 525
Construction labor _______________________________________ 320.3 323.4 323.9
Buildings _____________________________________________ 540.3 542.0 546.3 2014 = 576.1
Engineering & supervision _________________________________ 318.5 318.2 321.4 500
J F M A M J J A S O N D
Starting with the April 2007 Final numbers, several of the data series for labor and compressors have been converted to
accommodate series IDs that were discontinued by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
CURRENT BUSINESS INDICATORS LATEST PREVIOUS YEAR AGO

CPI output index (2012 = 100) ____________________________________________________ Oct. '15 = 106.0 Sept. '15 = 105.1 Aug.'15 = 105.1 Oct. '14 = 104.0
CPI value of output, $ billions _____________________________________________________ Sept. '15 = 1,815.5 Aug.'15 = 1,841.6 July '15 = 1,879.9 Sept. '14 = 2,141.2
CPI operating rate, % __________________________________________________________ Oct. '15 = 76.5 Sept. '15 = 75.9 Aug.'15 = 75.9 Oct. '14 = 75.7
Producer prices, industrial chemicals (1982 = 100) ____________________________________ Oct. '15 = 237.3 Sept. '15 = 238.1 Aug.'15 = 249.1 Oct. '14 = 284.6
Industrial Production in Manufacturing (2012=100)* ____________________________________ Oct. '15 = 106.3 Sept. '15 = 105.9 Aug.'15 = 106.0 Oct. '14 = 104.3
Hourly earnings index, chemical & allied products (1992 = 100) ____________________________ Oct. '15 = 159.3 Sept. '15 = 160.6 Aug.'15 = 158.6 Oct. '14 = 156.2
Productivity index, chemicals & allied products (1992 = 100)# _____________________________ Oct. '15 = 107.0 Sept. '15 = 107.2 Aug.'15 = 106.8 Oct. '14 = 105.9
CPI OUTPUT INDEX (2000 = 100)† CPI OUTPUT VALUE ($ BILLIONS) CPI OPERATING RATE (%)
110 2300 80
105
2200 78
100
95 2100 76
90
2000 74
85
1900 72
80
75 1800 70
J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D
*Due to discontinuance, the Index of Industrial Activity has been replaced by the Industrial Production in Manufacturing index from the U.S. Federal Reserve Board.
†For the current month’s CPI output index values, the base year was changed from 2000 to 2012
#Correction: The values for the Productivity Index published in the September and October issues of Chem. Eng. were not correct due to the omission of an adjustment factor. The correct value for the July Productivity Index in
the September issue should have been reported as 106.9, and the correct value for the August Productivity Index (October issue) should have been 107.3. We apologize for any confusion.
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