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Foxboro Appoints

LeCrone Manager U.S.

Marine Systems Sales

Robert C. LeCrone

Robert C. LeCrone has been ap- pointed manager of U.S. marine systems sales at The Foxboro Com- pany, Foxboro, Mass. 02035. The announcement was made by Colin

I. Baxter, vice president and U.S. general manager.

The Foxlboro Company is a lead- ing, supplier of instrumentation and systems for process management and control, with manufacturing, sales, and service facilities located in principal cities around the world.

The company has been very active in the recent surge toward ship- board instrumentation brought on by the demands of the larger, more complicated VLCCs (very large crude carriers) and LNG (lique- fied natural gas) tankers. The ma- rine systems sales group was form- ed to centralize and expand upon this already existing activity.

Mr. LeCrone received his B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. He joined Foxboro in 1966 as a field sales engineer in the

Charleston, W. Va., office and was promoted to senior field sales en- gineer two years later. In 1970, he was transferred to Fox!boro, Mass., as senior industry sales engineer in the Oil and Gas Industry Di- vision. 230,000-Dwt Tanker

Delivered To Amoco

By Astilleros Espanoles

The 230,000-dwt tanker Amoco

Milford Haven, built at the Cadiz

Shipyard of Astilleros Espanoles,

S.A., has successfully completed her sea trials and was placed in service by her owners, Amoco

Transport Company.

Mrs. Bonnie Swearingen, wife of the chairman of Standard Oil

Co. of Indiana, served as sponsor at the vessel's launching 'last Janu- ary.

The approximate measurements and main particulars of the tanker are as follows: length overall, 1,096 feet; molded breadth, 167 feet; molded draft, 65 feet; cargo tank capacity (100 percent) 10,011,857 c.u'bic feet; and classification so- ciety, American Bureau.

The propulsion machinery, built at the Manises Works of Astilleros

Espanoles, S.A., comprises an

AESA - Burmeister Wain super- charged eight-cylinder 8K98FF main engine adapted to burn fuel oil in service and diesel oil on trials, totaling a maximum con- tinuous output of 30,400 bhp at 103 rpm, delivering a speed of 15.3 knots.

Other equipment such as main boilers, windlasses, deck machin- ery, propulsion shafts, heavy forg- ings and castings were produced at different works of Astilleros Es- panoles, S.A.

Willem A.J. Burgers

Appointed President

Dixie Stevedores, Inc.

Norton, Lilly & (Company, Inc. has announced the appointment of Willem A.J. Burgers as presi- dent of Dixie Stevedores, Inc., a subsidiary company.

Mr. Burgers, formerly manager of Norton Lilly offices in Boston,

Mass., joined the company in

March of 1951.

Mr. Burgers was treasurer and on the board of directors of the

Boston Shipping Association; treasurer and trustee of BSA/ILA

Pension Trust Fund; a member of the Foreign Commerce Club of

Boston, the Traffic Club of New

England, and The Propeller Club; and an associate member of the

Boston Wool Trade Association.

Mr. Burgers will be resident in the New Orleans, La., headquarters of Dixie.

Your electrical needs are special. So are our AMP electrical connector products.

We're AMP Special Industries. We have the most extensive line of electrical connectors and other wiring products engineered specially for marine applications. Just a few are described below.

We also offer something special in service, too. On-the-spot service by marine specialists, ready to help you in the selection and use of AMP products to solve your most difficult connection or electrical maintenance problem.

For more information on the products shown, use the Reader Service Card. To discuss your total needs with our marine experts, write or call direct. We'll prove how we live up to our name. AMP Special Industries, Valley Forge,

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Cable entry seals for waterproof Improved cable tie offers bulkhead installations high bundling strength

Easy to assemble seal consists of just three pieces: rigid plastic nut, O-ring and heat-shrinkable, internally-threaded nose. O-ring gives positive seal at bulkhead. Heat shrinkable nose, factory applied with sealant, forms watertight seal on rubber or plastic jacketed electrical cable. Fastest, most reliable seal for watertight, vapor tight applications.

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AMP COPALUM disconnect connectors prevent problems of creep, corrosion and hot spots com- mon to other aluminum cable-to-copper connec- tor interfaces. During crimping, aluminum is ex- truded through perforations in a liner inside the connector barrel exposing clean aluminum to tin plated brass at every point of contact. The only connector that really works on aluminum cable.

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Heavy duty terminals and splices for power cable

Long barrel

AMPOWER terminals and splices speed termination of stranded cable up to 1 000 MCM. Barrel end of terminal is readily sealed with heat shrink tubing for maxi- mum protection of cable against water and cor- rosives. Available with double thick blank or stud-hole tongue. Circle 30 on Coupon. Heat shrink tape and tubing products for fast sealing and repair jobs

We offer the most complete range of thin and thick wall shrinkable tubing, AMPUSEAL heat-shrinkable, self-sealing tape and special heat-shrink kits for marine cable repair. Just apply and heat, to seal splices, broken insulation, connector-to-cable , junctions against water, dust and contaminants. T^^BB^HI^K SjM

Clear tubing available to protect critical wire and cable markings. Circle 34 on Coupon.

Heat-shrinkable marine cable Heat-shrinkable boots for sealing multi-conductor repair kits. cables.

Stainless steel locking pawls on

AMP-TY cable ties hold cables securely. Bundling strength far exceeds military requirements.

Use indoors or outdoors. Complete installation takes only seconds. Available in nylon to handle bundle diameters from 1/16-inch to 4-1 /8-inch, and in stainless steel up to 40 inches long. Circle 35 on Coupon.

Marker decks for positive identification of wires, cables, pipelines

Decks contain letters, numbers, letter-number combinations, voltage designations, blanks, danger signs, pos., neg., neut., grnd., and spare.

Markers stick to the job, thanks to strong adhe- sive. Marker decks and individual cards give you all the markings you need.

Wide variety of decks and cards cover all your requirements. Buy only the markers you need and make your own deck. Circle 32 on Coupon.

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