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R.J. Reynolds Industries
Elects McEvoy To Board
Michael R. McEvoy
Michael R. McEvoy, executive vice president of R.J. Reynolds
Industries, Inc., Winston-Salem,
N.C., has been elected to the board of directors of the company.
Mr. McEvoy moved to the exec- utive vice presidency last Septem- ber from his position as chairman and chief executive officer of Sea-
Land Service, Inc., RJR's con- tainerized shipping business. As executive vice president, Mr.
McEvoy sits on the RJR manage- ment committee as the corporate executive responsible for the com- pany's transportation business.
Mr. McEvoy joined Sea-Land in 1956 as sales promotion manager.
He later served as vice president and general sales manager, assist- ant to the president, and president and general manager before be- coming chairman and chief exec- utive officer in 1970.
A native of Alabama, Mr.
McEvoy attended Auburn Univer- sity and worked as a newspaper reporter, editor and columnist for the Mobile Press Register before joining Sea-Land.
In addition to Sea-Land Serv- ice, Inc., R.J. Reynolds Industries,
Inc., a diversified worldwide cor- poration, is the parent company of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.;
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Inter- national, Inc.; Aminoil Interna- tional, Inc. (petroleum) ; RJR
Foods, Inc. (foods and bever- ages) ; and RJR Archer, Inc. (alu- minum products and packaging).
American Abrasive Metals
Announces New Non-Slip
Roll-On Safety Coating
A new non-slip coating, proven in use by the U.S. Navy, is now available as original safety equip- ment for new or existing ships and offshore rigs, regardless of age. The safety coating is manu- factured and marketed by Amer- ican Abrasive Metals Co.
Called Epoxo, the low-cost coat- ing simply rolls on in minutes to help stop slips and falls at sea.
Epoxo's unique high-traction sur- face protects personnel and equip- ment, as well as providing vital non-skid safety for helicopter land- ing pads on offshore rigs. The coating is easily applied by ship- yard or shipboard personnel. Sim- ply roll, trowel or spray on. A two-man team can roll on up to 1,000 square feet in only 60 min- utes.
Originally developed to meet critical requirements of the U.S.
Navy, Epoxo Non-Skid Coating has been installed on the entire flight deck of every aircraft car- rier constructed since 1960. Epoxo protects personnel, rolling equip- ment and aircraft under the rig- orous conditions of carrier flight deck operations.
For the first time, this profes- sional non-slip coating is offered to the commercial marine and off- shore industry. With Epoxo, na- val architects and everyone con- cerned with marine safety can now specify professional non-slip safety as an integral part of de- sign for ships and offshore rigs.
Because of its special blend of resins, Epoxo is unaffected by seawater, oil, gasoline, grease, most chemicals, hydraulic fluids, acids, alkalines, solvents and de- tergents.
Long-lasting, economical Epoxo can be applied to any properly prepared, clean, sound surface.
For a free sample and literature, write to Sheldon Rovener, Amer- ican Abrasive Metals Co., 460 Coit
Street, Irvington, N.J. 07111.
Armco's Technical Library
Your Complete Source for Plate and Structural Steel Data
Comparative Data —Armco Heat-Treated Carbon Steels
Armco Steel flSTM Designation
Yield
Strength" ksi (min)
Tensile
Strength* ksi
Toughness (Nil Ductility
Transition temp, F)
Weldability
LTM-N A 633 Gr A & B 42 63/83 -70 excellent
LTM-QT A 678 Gr A 50 70/90 -80 best of 50-ksi group
CT-N A 633 Gr C 50 70/90 -70 very good
Lo-Temp A 537 C11 & 50 70/90 -60 good
A 633 Gr D
CT-QT ASTM Spec. Pending 60 80/100 inquire very good
Super Lo-Temp A 537 CI 2 & 60 80/100 -70 good
A 678 Gr B
VNT-N A 633 Gr E 60 80/100 -50 good
QTC " A 678 Gr C 75 95/115 -70 good
VNT-QT ASTM Spec. Pending 75 90/110 -50 good *Both yield and tensile strength decrease in thicker sections.
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