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Wartsila AB, Turku, Fin- land. c. Peculiarities of Gas Tanker

Operations: Crews and Qual- ifications, Safety and Train- ing by P.R. Mitchell, P & 0

Bulk Shipping Ltd., London. d. Special Queries of Gas

Transporting Contracts by

J.M. Mabileau, Gasteam

Ltd., London, e. Shipping and Terminalling

Capacities for the Increased

LPG World Market by Dr.

R-D. Behling, Gelsenberg

AG, Hamburg.

Gastech '81 Exhibitors (Latest information at press time)

Belgium

Boelwerf

Truflo

Denmark

Svanehoj

Finland

Wartsila

France

ACE

AMRI

Bureau Veritas

Ch. de I'Atlantique

Ch. France-Dunkerque

Ch. Nav. de la Ciotat

C.N.I.M.

Coflexip

Conemsco

COATINGS WITH

VERSAMID 280-B-75 POLYAMIDE ADDUCT

SHOW THEIR COIORS THROOGH 4000 H00RS

OF SALT FOG TESTS.

Henkel's exclusive Versamid 280-B-75

Polyamide Adduct, combined with our Genamid® 2000 Amidoamine

Resin and an epoxy resin, are the basis lor the tough coating systems de- lined in Navy specification MIL-P- 24441. (SHIPS)

These marine and industrial coat- ings are inherently corrosion resistant.

They outperform even traditional epoxy/polyamide systems formu- lated with costly rust inhibitive pig- ments. Even through 4000 hour salt- fog and two-year Florida tidewater testing.

The Versamid 280 System also is ideal in situations where you can't get the substrate as clean as you would like. That's because of its excellent substrate wetting and moisture dis- placement characteristics.

What's more, it is a low viscosity resin and provides the solvent savings of higher solids. And it offers improved cure at low temperatures.

Versamid 280's patented technol- ogy makes it the industry standard

Years of use on Navy ships prove it can handle the toughest marine and in- dustrial applications.

So when you need to show your col- ors in long-lasting marine and indus- trial maintenance formulations, Hen- kel's Versamid 280 can help. For more information about this unusual resin system, write: Resins Division, Henkel

Corporation, 4620 West 77th Street,

Dept. MR-101, Minneapolis, MN 55435.

Resins Division

Henkel

C.S.C.N.M.M.

Eaton Electrical/Electronic Control

L'lndustrie du Petrole

Petroles Informations

Pompes Hibon

Technigaz

Hungary

Chemokomplex

Italy

Snamprogetti

Termomeccania

Luxembourg

Trade ARBED

The Netherlands

De Boer/Ajax

Enraf Nonius

Holec

Thomassen Group

Norway

Aukra Bruk

Det norske Veritas

Eivind Koch

Kvaerner Kulde

Moss Rosenberg

Thune Eureka

Unitor

Westad Armaturfabrik

Spain

Auxini

SENER

Sweden

AGA - Cryo

Kockums

Switzerland

Cryostar

Sulzer

United Kingdom

Blevex

BOC TechSep

British CECA

CBMPE

Daniel Industries

DBM Systems

Daniel Doncaster

Grove Valve

Int. Gas Detectors

Liquid Gas Equipment

Munro & Miller

Newman Hattersley

OLASCO

Ocean Phoenix Gas Transport

Orbit Valve

Serck Audco Valves

Shell Int. Marine

Teddington Bellows

John Thurley

Tl Flexible Tubes

Worcester Controls

United States of America

Airco Cryogenics

Airco Industrial Gases

Anderson Greenwood

Browning Ferris

J.C. Carter

Chicago Bridge & Iron

Detector Electronics

The Energy Group

Flodyne Controls

General Dynamics

Goddard Valve Corp.

Jamesbury

McDonnell Douglas

Posi-Seal

Pullman Kellogg

Reactor Services

Reinforced Earth

Royal Valves

Scientific Instruments

Worthington Pumps

West Germany 3R International Vulkan-Verlag

AGEFKO Kohlensaure Industrie

Atomac Dieter Brutsch

Bilfinger + Berger

Wilhelm Bitter Armaturen

Blohm + Voss

Otto Bosse

Bremer Vulkan

Bureau Veritas

Chemische Industrie

CKT • Calor Gas

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