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Delavan Universal Level

Switch Immune To Material

Build-Up

Delavan Electronics' Cap Point 511 R.F. Capacitance point level control is widely used in liquid, slur- ries and powder bulk solids applica- tions.

A unique feature with the Cap

Point 511 is its ability to ignore material build-up, reportedly elimi- nating false signals.

Unlike many Capacitive or Ad- mittance type devices, the Cap Point 511 requires no calibration under normal conditions.

The Cap Point 511 is available with several sensing element con- figurations to handle virtually any application. Several temperature and pressure ranges are available as well as integral and remote mounted electronics.

For more information on Delevan

Electronics,

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Gasurveyor 400 Family

Combines Instrumentation

The Gasurveyor 400 family of combustible gas indicators and con- fined space monitors reportedly com- bine many instruments into one, improving safety, locating leaks and reducing the cost of ownership.

Features include: CGI operation — LEL and percentage by volume gas; leak location operation — PPM hydrocarbon; confined space opera-

IMPORTANT

EPIRB SERVICE BULLETIN

Internal changes of the knifeblade holder of the hydro- static release mechanism manufactured by C.M. Hammar

HandelsAB (HAMMAR) for the ACR Electronics, Inc. (ACR) RLB-23 Category I, 406 MHz EPIRB has affected the ability of the hydrostatic release to cut the ACR retain- ing rod. This cutting action enables the unit to be automat- ically released from the case when it is submerged.

ACR was only recently made aware of the design changes. ACR will issue a modified rod replacement kit to anyone who purchased the model RLB-23 Category 1,406

MHz EPIRB or a hydrostatic release and/or rod kit for the

RLB-23, subsequent to August 31, 1992 when the design changes were implemented. Kits will be sent to any users who have registered their units with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and to distributors who were shipped RLB-23 Category I, 406 MHz EPIRBs or hydrostatic release/rod kits after August 31, 1992.

Detailed, easy-installation instructions are included with each kit.

CALL ACR FOR YOUR FREE REPLACEMENT KIT.

ACR Electronics, Inc.

USA: (800) 4320-ACR; Worldwide: (305) 981-3333

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MARINE SUPPLY CO., INC.

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SYSTEMS

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CNF Kort Nozzles and Engine Room Blowers

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NORTH

AMERICAN

MARINE

JET INC.

WATER JET TECHNOLOGY LEADER

HIGH THRUST UP TO 25 KNOTS

ZERO CAVITATION IMPELLERS

EXCELLENT MANEUVERABILTIY 1000 JET R.P.M. - LESS WEAR

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PHONE (501) 778-4151 • FAX (501) 778-6381

FISH EXPO BOOTH # 6430

Circle 284 on Reader Service Card tion for O , CO, and H2S; stack £ analyzer for spot testing of CO, » and flammables; on-board interi pump; audio-visual alarms, prob filters for dust and water, and hi ness; rugged, weather-proof cc struction; computerized calibrate for pass-fail in four minutes; tot computerized record-keeping; aul matic datalogging with transfer. Tl model exceeds all OSHA requir ments for confined space monito ing as well as leak location.

For more information on McNei

International's products,

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Max Power's Thruster Is

Fully Retractable

The hydraulic-powered Retract i a retractable marine thruster for al kinds of yachts and power craft tha stays hidden in the lower part of th< hull and then folds out to perforn even the most delicate maneuvers

Manufactured by the French com- pany Max Power, the Retract offers many advantages, including com- pact design, exceptional perfor- mance, reliability, and easy instal- lation. It has already been well- received by naval architects, ship- yards and others in the shipbuiding industry including companies such as Beneteau, Ifach, San Lorenzo, and Belliure. The unit is reportedly ideal for maneuvering into tight mooring places, fighting winds and currents, and moving at low speeds.

The Retract is available in three lightweight models that occupy mini- mal space under the floorboards.

For more information on Max

Power and the Retract,

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Hydrasearch Receives USN

Approval For New Line

Hydrasearch Co., Inc. of Annapo- lis, Md. received U.S. Navy (USN) approval for a new line of internal support sleeves and coils. The sleeves consist of bronze rings en- capsulated in Buna-N rubber bond- ing and are stacked inside collaps- ible hose assemblies to be used in vacuum service.

Sleeves can be cut to accommo- date various hose assembly lengths and are currently available for hoses with inside diameters of five, six and eight inches.

The internal support coils are available in berylium copper and stainless steel, and are inserted into collapsible hose assemblies to pro- vide support in vacuum service.

These coils are utilized with 2.5- inch through four-inch internal di- ameter hoses. Both accessory items are available for. use with

Hydrasearch marine hose and fit- tings manufactured to MIL-H-24135 & MIL-H-24136.

For more information on these

Hydrasearch products,

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