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Kingsbury Opens New
Service Facility
Kingsbury, Inc., an original thrust bearing manufacturer, has opened a facility dedicated to the service and repair of fluid-film thrust and journal bearings.
The new facility is part of
Kingsbury's commitment to provide the most reliable and time efficient bearing service.
The facility provides a wide range of services for bearings of any make or size. Kingsbury offers rebuild- ing, upgrading and replacement, in addition to complete repair services such as turning, milling, boring, babbitting, lapping and welding.
Kingsbury service engineers and re- pair technicians who will staff the new facility can provide design support for field retrofits or modifications, as well as on-site consultation and service.
The program is backed by
Kingsbury's main manufacturing plant in Philadelphia.
For additional information on the new Kingsbury facility or any
Kingsbury product or service,
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Minerals Research & Recovery, Inc. is a diversified mining and mineral processing company specializing in high density applications of all types, i.e., pipe coating, heavy media, radiation shielding, weighting, counterweights and ship ballast. For these various high density applications we intentionally select and work with three very heavy minerals, all stable oxides of iron; magnetite, hematite and ilmenite.
These same three minerals are recognized and approved for literally all standard high density applications by the ASTM.
Minerals Research & Recovery, Inc. also provides de-ballasting service for its materials at any later date if such services are required. All of our ballasting materials are removable and reusable by the customer in the same ship or another ship. This feature can provide important, tangible economies in the long run.
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Dimmling Receives
Thomas Crowley Trophy
Crowley Maritime Corporation has announced that the company's highest honor was accorded to Arno
Dimmling, vice president and gen- eral manager, land operations for
Crowley American Transport, a
Crowley subsidiary. He received the Thomas Crowley Trophy.
The trophy is awarded for out- standing performance and demon- stration of excellence through dedi- cation, perseverance, leadership, initiative, imagination and team spirit, making a major contribution to the success of the company and its quality assurance programs.
Mr. Dimmling received the tro- phy, a bronze sculpture depicting a replica of the 18-foot Whitehall boat
Thomas Crowley acquired in 1892 to start the company, from the founder's son, ThomasB. Crowley
Sr., current chairman and chief ex- ecutive officer of Crowley Maritime.
In his current position, Mr.
Dimmling is responsible for the line and staff management of all land operations functions for
Crowley American Transport.
These functions include freight services, terminals, stevedoring, trucking and intermodal, M&R, in- dustrial engineering, equipment control, facilities security and the entire container and trailer fleet.
Pepsico Joint Venture To Sell
Ukrainian-Built Vessels,
Update Zaliv Yard
PepsiCo, Inc. has signed an agree- ment with two Ukrainian partners and independently-owned Fram
Shipping, Ltd., to establish a joint venture to market $1 billion worth of Ukraine-built commercial ships over an eight-year period.
The deal is PepsiCo's first in the shipping market. The deal will pool a broad spectrum of shipping, soft drinks and food service under the one operating enterprise, Ukrainian
Development Corporation. It gives the soft drink manufacturer the chance to triple drink sales in
Ukraine and establish up to 100
Pizza Hut restaurants through ex- change credits generated from ship sales.
The Ukrainian Development Cor- poration, with an office in Kiev, will market the commercial ships from the Zaliv Shipyard. The first three to be marketed are 68,000-dwt double-hull product tankers. Zaliv was the first shipyard from the former Soviet Union to manufac- ture such ships.
The joint venture also includes a comprehensive program to fully modernize the commercial sector of the Zaliv Shipyard, making it the first to do so since the break up of the former Soviet Union. Major invest- ments in training, state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, design technology and modern manage- ment practices are scheduled.
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