Page 9: of Maritime Reporter Magazine (May 1992)

Key figures in Ryan Marine's Army LCM refit program (left to right):

Brian Cosse, Ryan ship superintendent, Ed Lackey, vice president- program management, Glenn Ward, U.S. Army Surveyor.

Army Takes Delivery Of

Landing Craft From Ryan Marine

In conjunction with the U.S. Army's LCM-8 modernization program, Ryan Marine, Inc., of

Pearlington, Mississippi, recently delivered a refitted LCM-8 to Fort Eustis, Virginia. This was the third LCM revitalization project completed by Ryan in 18 months..

The Mississippi facility is certified for all types of government and commercial repair work and new construction. The Ryan yard utilizes a 130- ton syncrolift system and a 900-ton floating drydock.

For free literature on Ryan Marine,

Circle 42 on Reader Service Card

MagneTek's PCB Testing

Ensures EPA Compliance

The testing of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB's) has become an important consideration for electrical equipment and environmental man- agers because of strict Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) regulations. MagneTek, of Louis- ville, Ohio, offers an extensive PCB testing program, from the field sampling of electrical equipment insulating fluid to the disposal of samples at EPA approved facilities. Test samples can also be mailed-in to the company for analysis.

PCB contamination level testing is the first step in identifying regulatory requirements for maintenance, repair, record keeping and dis- posal. Awareness of contamination levels also gives managers the ability to make reliable deci- sions regarding repair/replacement or disposal due to equipment failure or oil spill.

The manufacturing arm of MagneTek, based in Los Angeles, produces electrical products and services including: lighting ballasts and trans- formers; motors and controls; electronic adjustable frequency drives; power conversion systems; large special motors (to 30,000 hp) and generators; and power transformers to 100 mega- watts. MagneTek also repairs and rebuilds motors, generators and transformers for utility and industrial customers.

For free literature detailing MagneTek's vari- ous services,

Circle 44 on Reader Service Card

Cospolich "hatchable" modular marine refrigerators eliminate costly cutting through decks, bulkheads, and accessways.

They are designed to be assembled in your space by ship's personnel. Pipefitters, mechanics, electricians and special skills are not required.

All you need is a screwdriver and two wrenches. Cospolich kits come with easy, step-by-step instructions. Polarized wiring is pre-installed so it can't be plugged in to the wrong place. It's easier than programming a VCR!

And, all Cospolich modular refrigerators meet U.S. Navy standards, and the latest amendments to MIL-R 21098E.

Available from 20 cu. ft. to 200 cu. ft.

Cospolich. Like having a refrigerator built to your specifications.

COSPOLICH

REFRIGERATOR CO. 949 Industry Road, Kenner, LA 70062 USA

Tel. 1 -800-423-7761 Fax. (504) 469-1819

Circle 216 on Reader Service Card

MARINE REFRIGERATION WITHOUT COSTLY CUTTING

AND DRY DOCKING

May, 1992 11