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CDI Marine Appoints

Gluse Operations Manager

Of New Division

Michael R. Gluse

CDI Marine Company has an- nounced the appointment of Mi- chael R. Gluse to the position of operations manager for the newly established Systems Support Ser- vices (S3) Division. This division will augment the traditional naval archi- tecture and marine engineering sup- port provided by CDI Marine Com- pany by offering additional service capability in the areas of training, maintenance support and planning, direct fleet support, test and evalua- tion and overhaul planning.

ENVISIONS Awarded $1.3-Million Navy Contract

Enginnering Visions, Inc. (ENVI-

SIONS) of Chula Vista, Calif., has been awarded a $1.3-million U.S.

Navy contract for ship's force work package management services.

Under the five-year contract, EN-

VISIONS, a naval architecture and engineering firm, will serve all the surface combatants called in for overhaul on the West Coast at Pearl

Harbor, Yokosuka, Japan or Subic

Bay, Philippines.

Free Brochure Offered

On Valve Grinders

New England Valve Grinding,

Inc., South Lyme, Conn., is offering a free brochure on the Valve Grind- er, a special portable tool for valve maintenance and repair.

New England Valve Grinder is the sole importer of the Valve

Grinder, along with the Wire Rope

Greaser, both of which are manufac- tured by Norwegian Valve Grinder

A/S of Moss. The Valve Grinder is used to grind gate, parallel slide, globe and safety valves as well as valve gates.

The Valve Grinder is offered in three models—gate model, combi- model and globe model. The full range of machines will accommo- date valve dimensions from 40 mm to 800 mm. They can be used for in-place valves and in any position between temperatures ranging from -29° to 100°C. The grinders are all easily transportable since they are packed in one or two carrying cases.

For a free copy of the Valve

Grinder brochure, which contains photographs, a drawing and techni- cal data,

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April, 1988

Aeroquip Offers

Free Hose Line

Training Bulletin

Efficient fluid piping—whether it means reducing downtime, mini- mizing maintenance problems, re- ducing inventory, cutting costs or speeding up production—is a con- cern of almost every industry.

Aeroquip Training Bulletin 582A, "How to Identify, Select and Install

Hose Lines," offers helpful informa- tion on three major subjects: (1)

How to identify hose and fittings; (2) How to select the proper hose; and (3) How to route and install hose lines to increase the service life of equipment and its piping compo- nents.

Aeroquip Corporation of Jackson,

Mich., is a Trinova company. A worldwide leading manufactuer of fluid power and fluid system com- ponents, Aeroquip produces flexible hose, fittings and assemblies; quick disconnect and V-Band couplings; hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders; swivel joints; custom engineered rubber products; spring brakes; car- go control equipment; refrigeration/ air conditioning components; diag- nostic monitoring devices; and aero- space, automotive and railroad products.

For additional information and a free copy of Bulletin 582A,

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Performance and Delivery

That's Dependable

Typical Shipboard Applications

MAGAZINE SPRINKLER VALVE

TO CONTROL SYSTEM

Bailey Valves and Strainers

For Marine Applications

Model 442M

Magazine Sprinkler

Valve (Manufactured to MIL-V-17501E,

Type 1) • Opens fully when activated to provide seawater to sprinkler system • Sizes 1" through 8"

Model 1384

Pressure Relief Valves (Manufactrured to

MIL-V-24332) • Provide intermittent relief service on salt water lines to protect piping and equipment • Sizes W to 4" • Flanged per MIL-F- 20042 or Sil-braze per

MIL-F-1183

Model 30

Pressure Reducing

Valve (Manufactured to MIL-V-2042D) • Provides accurate regulation of pressure on salt water service • Sizes 1/2" through 6" • Flanged per MIL-F- 20042 and Sil-braze per MIL-F-1183

Model 200A

Duplex Strainer (Manufactured to MIL-

S-17849D, Type 2,

Class II) • For salt water appli- cations where service cannot be interrupted • Sizes %" through 8" • Flanged per MIL-F- 20042

Since 1924 Bailey has been a supplier of strainers and control valves to the marine market.

Bailey products are backed by dependable engineering and reliable delivery schedules.

Bailey Automatic Control Valves, Strainers, Polyjets

Bailey, Division of CMB Industries, P.O. Box 8070, Fresno, CA93747• (209) 252-4491 Telex: 33-7616 CMB FSO

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