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New Brochure Describes

Dillon's New Line Of

Digital Crane Scales

A four-page catalog of detailed engineering information describes the all-new digital crane scale available from W.C. Dillon &

Company, Inc. Twelve capacities are featured, ranging from 0- 2,000 pounds up to 0-50,000 pounds. Metric models are also offered, with capacities from 0- 1,000 kilograms to 0-20,000 kilo- grams. Accuracy charts indicate plus/minus 0.1 percent for ranges through 10,000 pounds (5,000 kilo- grams). Higher capacities are rated at plus/minus 0.25 percent of full range.

Additional data presents a di- mensional drawing of all models, detailing overall measurements, listing capacities, and showing net and gross weights for each range. A separate chart lists available tare compensation for each model (20 percent of full range), and incremental break- down by capacity. Electrical spe- cifications and significant fea- tures are shown for all models, including battery ratings and charger voltage requirements.

For a free copy of Dillon's cat- alog DCS-1-1,

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Kotelnikoff Appointed

Safety Director For

Matson Terminals

Matson Terminals, Inc. has named Igor S. Kotelnikoff direc- tor of corporate safety. He suc- ceeds Dino A. Dini, who has re- tired. Mr. Kotelnikoff formerly was manager of terminal serv- ices. He joined the company in 1961 after 14 years with Pacific

Far East Line, Inc., including four years as a deck officer.

The 133,361-dwt bulk carrier

World Dulce (shown above) was completed recently at the Ariake

Works of Hitachi Zosen for King- dom Company S.A., Panama. This large-capacity bulker was devel- oped specifically to meet world industry's growing raw materials needs. Ore and coal will be her main cargoes.

Her Hitachi/B&W 6L80GFCA main engine has a maximum con- tinuous rating of 18,400 bhp at 106 rpm, which produced a trial speed of 16.50 knots. The ship is fitted with a special nozzle pro- peller, HZ Nozzle developed by

Hitachi, for improved propulsion efficiency. Operation of the main engine is highly automated, as is deck machinery to simplify cargo handling and mooring. Built to

Lloyd's Register of Shipping clas- sification, the ship is operated with a complement of 35.

The World Dulce has an over- all length of 270.88 meters, beam of 43.00 meters, depth of 23.80 meters, and full-load summer draft of 16.352 meters (888.7 by 141 by 78 by 53.6 feet).

IBM Division Awarded $94.6-Million Navy Contract

For Sonar Systems

IBM Corporation Federal Sys- tems Division, Manassas, Va., has been awarded a $94,573,000 firm fixed-price contract for AN/BQQ- 5 sonars, conversion kits with ap- plicable engineering services and data. The Naval Sea Systems

Command is the contracting ac- tivity. (N00024-81-C-6030)

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