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UNITED WIRE
UNIVERSAL OIL TOOLS INTERNATIONAL
UNIVERSAL WEATHER & AVIATION. INC
URETHANE INDUSTRIES
USINOR
VALLOUREC
VALMET OV
VAM PTS
VAN DE GRAAF'S WERKTUIG-EN
CONSTRUCTIEBOUW B V
VAN DER HORST. LTD
VARCO INTERNATIONAL. INC 7431.7449 5637 5051 5096 5011.5013 5011,5013 8304.8401 4183 4247,4257
VEREINIGTE OESTERREICHISCHE WALTERS OIL TOOL MACHINE 7037.7049 WILHELM LAYHER GMBH 4433.4459
EDELSTAHLWERKE AG 8021.8115 WANNER ENGINEERING. INC 8022 WILSON MANUFACTURING 4301
A/S VERITEC 5233.5249 WARTSILA ARCTIC OFFSHORE GROUP 8304.8401 WM B WILSON MFG CO 4485
VEROLME BRASIL 8247 WARTSILA DIESEL 4609 WIMPEY LABORATORIES 7431,7449
VERSATILE DAVIE CORP 7037.7049 WARTSILA OFFSHORE MODULES 8304,8401 WIMPEY OFFSHORE 7431.7449
VICINAY S A 5536 WASHINGTON CHAIN AND SUPPLY CO 5395 WIMPEY OFFSHORE ENGINEERS &
VICKERS MARINE CONTROLS 7779 WAVIN REF>OX B V 4247,4257 CONSTRUCTORS LTD 7431,7449
VILLAGE MARINE TEC 8346 THE WEIR GROUP 7683 WIMPEY OFFSHORE GROUP 7431.7449
VMW INDUSTRIES 7645 WEIR JONES ENGINEERING WIMPOL LTD 7431,7449
VO OFFSHORE 7431.7449 CONSULTANTS LTD 7037.7049 WOOD GROUP DRILLING AND
VOEST ALPINE AG 8021.8115 WEIR PUMPS LTD 7431.7449 PRODUCTION SERVICES LTD 7431,7449
VOLKER STEVIN OFFSHORE B V 4247.4257 WELLBORE NAVIGATION. INC 4074 WOOD GROUP ENGINEERING & SUBS 7431,7449
VOLUMTIC S A 7742 WESTCOAST BOP PRODUCTS INC 5458 WOOD GROUP OILFIELD LOGISTICS
VREDESTEIN 4438 WESTDRILL LTD 7037.7049 AND SUPPLIES LTD 7431.7449
VRIJHOF ANKERS 4247.4257 WESTECH INDUSTRIAL LTD 7037,7049 WOODSIDE DRILLING SPECIALISTS LTD 7431,7449
W K INDUSTRIES. INC 8041 WESTERN GEAR MACHINERY CO 4319 WORLD OIL 7361
W-K M DIV . JOY MANUFACTURING CO 8611 WESTLAND HELICOPTERS LTD 7431.7449 WORLD WIDE OIL TOOLS, INC 7617
W L GORE & ASSOCIATES. INC WESTMINSTER SEAWAY 4247,4257 THE YOKOHAMA RUBBER CO , LTD 5139
INDUSTRIAL PROOUCTS DIV 6176 WHEATLEY PUMP & VALVE INC 7640 ZARGES AFC CANADA LTD 7037.7049
W S SHAMBAN & COMPANY-SEAL DIV 4091 TOM WHEATLEY VALVE COMPANY 5361 ZEBRA COATINGS LTD 7037,7049
E H WACHS CO 5554 WHITEHILL MANUFACTURING CORP 8073 ZIDELL EXPLORATIONS INC , VALVE DIV 5575
WALKER STEEL CORP 7742 WHITEY CO 5542 Z FHEBION-SYSTEMTECHNIK GMBH 4433.4459
WIJSMULLER B V 4247.4257 ZWICK ENERGY RESEARCH
WILD WELL CONTROL. INC 4557 ORGANIZATION, INC 8459
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Avondale Gets $101-Million Award
From Navy For Sixth T-AO-187 Oiler
The U.S. Navy has exercised an option in its contract with the
Shipyards Division of Avondale
Industries, Inc. for the construc- tion of another fleet oiler of the
T-AO-187 (Henry J. Kaiser)
Class. This latest award, worth $101 million, brings to six the number of-oilers building or un- der contract at the Avondale yard, at a total cost $689.9 mil- lion. Under the current contract, the Navy has an option on a sev- enth ship of the class. Delivery of the sixth oiler is scheduled for
January 1989.
Avondale Industries, head- quartered in Boston, is an em- ployee-owned company compris- ing seven divisions recently pur- chased from Ogden Corporation.
Avondale is primarily involved in marine and modular construc- tion, metals recycling, and indus- trial production. With 1985 sales of $1.2 billion, Avondale is among the largest employee-owned cor- porations in the U.S.
Ameron Torpedo Introduces Versatile,
Chemical-Resistant Tank Lining
A new high-solids, modified phe- nolic epoxy tank lining system has been added to the standard range of conventional and high-performance marine coatings available from
Ameron Torpedo Marine Coatings.
Amercoat® 346 is a versatile tank lining said to offer excellent chemi- cal resistance to solvents, caustic, crude and fuel oils, animal and vege- table oils and fats, and neutral, alkaline, and non-oxidizing salt so- lutions in water.
Amercoat 346 is also resistant to fruit juices, salt solutions, molasses, and diluted residues of molasses provided the pH of these products is between 4 and 11. Of special impor- tance is its suitability for the trans- portation of methanol. Fully ap- proved by Lloyd's Register of Ship- ping, the epoxy system is a tough and durable tank lining, providing good resistance to extremes of wear and abrasion.
Hot Butterworth cleaning at a maximum temperature can be per- formed on this tank lining as neces- sary to avoid contamination be- tween different types of cargo. How- ever, the lowest practical cleaning temperature should normally be used to extend coating life.
The Amercoat 346 is applied in three coats of 4 mils (100 microns) dry film thickness each, in sequen- tial colors of light gray, dark gray, and light gray for wear monitoring.
Its high-solids formulation is de- signed for economy of application
Shown here after three years of user-trial service on Rowbotham Tankships' products carrier Echoman, the Amercoat 346 lining is in very good condition, and minimum materials consump- tion, using standard airless or con- ventional spray equipment.
This new addition to the compre- hensive line of more than 200 con- ventional and high-performance marine coatings is sold through the international network of Ameron
Torpedo Marine Coatings' agents, licensees, and representatives. This network now includes more than 50 companies in more than 40 coun- tries, including the U.S. and impor- tant European and Far East loca- tions.
For further information and a copy of a product resistance list from Ameron Torpedo Marine
Coatings, detailing the extensive range of chemicals for which Amer- coat 346 is applicable,
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