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SKF Opens U.S. Sales

Office For Coupling Division —Literature Available

SKF Steel recently announced that sales of OK Shaft Couplings will be handled in the U.S. from the Coupling Division's newly es- tablished U.S. sales office in

Avon, Conn.

Used in the marine industry for propulsion systems of all types worldwide, the OK Cou- pling is available in sizes ranging from 25 to 1,000 millimeters. It has a speedy disconnect and re- connect feature which makes it ideal for industrial applications where maintenance time must be kept to a minimum.

Company literature describes how the OK Coupling eliminates the need for keys or keyways.

This makes it possible to reduce shaft diameters and to adjust easily for timing or phase-in of power transmissions. For a free copy of the literature,

Write 31 on Reader Service Card $14-Million Navy Contract

For Ship Logistical Support

Awarded Boeing Marine

Boeing Marine Systems, Se- attle, Wash., has been awarded a $14-million contract containing both cost-plus-fixed-fee and cost- plus-award-fee elements to pro- vide logistics support for the

Navy's new six-ship squadron of patrol combatant missile ships.

Work will be performed at Naval

Air Station Key West, Florida (35 percent), and the Puget

Sound region (65 percent). The

Naval Sea Systems Command,

Washington, D.C., is the contract- ing activity (N00024-83-C-2041).

Tracor Announces Changes

To Satellite Navigators —Brochure Available

Tracor has announced some significant changes to its low- cost satellite navigators Bridge- star and Transtar. The most in- novative is the power conserva- tion feature, or "Sleep Mode."

After each satellite pass, the re- ceiver goes into a standby status and draws less than three watts power. Twenty minutes before the next satellite is due, the

Bridgestar or Transtar "wakes up" to compute the next fix. The overall result is a dramatic re- duction in total power usage.

At no increase in price, Tracor has also introduced complete point-to-point route planning along with an extremely flexible compass and log interface. Over 20 million operating hours in 1982 formed the basis for these latest changes.

For a free brochure describing the satellite navigators,

Write 67 on Reader Service Card 34

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