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Peter W. Gronbeck
Appointed President
Of Atlantic Cordage
Peter Gronbeck
The board of directors of Atlantic
Cordage Corp., Carteret, N.J., re- cently announced the appointment of Peter W. Gronbeck as its pres- ident.
Mr. Gronbeck has been with At- lantic Cordage for the past 13 years as the company's vice president and sales manager. As president he will continue his role in sales and mar- keting as well as all other manageri- al and executive functions fitting the job.
Atlantic Cordage Corp. is one of the country's largest wire rope and cordage fabricators specializing in slings and bridles for heavy lift ma- rine and construction equipment.
For copies of fully detailed cata- logs and spec, sheets on Atlantic
Cordage Corp.'s varied equipment and supplies,
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Saab Tank Control
Expands In Secaucus
James Rolfe, president of Saab
Tank Control (formerly Salwico) re- cently announced the company's lo- cation to new and larger quarters.
Saab is now located at One Harmon
Plaza, Secaucus, N.J. 07094. The new telephone number is (201) 348- 3000. "The move was necessary," stated
Mr. Rolfe, "in order to supplement our expanding business and accom- modate our personnel growth." All sales, marketing and technical in- formation will be at the new loca- tion.
Taurus Marine Accuires
Two Additional Tugboats
Taurus Marine Associates, Ltd. of
Tampa, Fla., a harbor tugboat com- pany, has announced the purchase of the ABS-classed tugs Kelly and
Prodent. These boats, each powered by twin GM Electro-Motive Divi- sion 12-645-E5 diesels with a total output of 4,300 bhp in a hull less than 100 feet in overall length, are said to be among the most powerful tugs for their size operating in any
U.S. harbor.
In addition to harbor work, these two vessels are fully equipped for all types of deepsea towing and rescue work. A Markey double-drum tow- ing and anchor-handling winch is installed on each vessel.
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Stellar Technology's
Battleship Spare Parts
Depot Locates In Camden
Edward J. McManimon Jr., chairman of the South Jersey Port
Corporation, and John J. Noonan, president of Stellar Technology
Corporation, have announced the lease by the Port Corporation of 80,000 square feet of warehouse space to Stellar. Aggregate rental of the transaction is in excess of $550,000. The warehouse will be used in support of the U.S. Navy's
Battleship Program.
The Stellar Technology facility will be utilized by the Navy as a cen- tral assembly point for all of the spare "battleship unique" materi- als. These are parts that, because of the ships' age, are not used on other ships of the fleet. Much of it is material that has been assembled from numerous sources in order to provide "spare parts" for the battle- ships.
Stellar will be required to inspect, test, and repair this material and provide it to the ships as the need for repair parts arises. The company intends to accomplish this work in the Camden, N.J., facility.
For further information on Stellar
Technology Corporation,
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