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When the U.S. Navy sent a S.O.S. to help move this giant crane, we dispatched two ofourJDN PROFI100 ton pneumatic hoists. The results was a complete victory for us both.

Saving the day for our customers is always satisfying, but forJDN it's not new. Our hoists have been solving weighty problems in more than 90 countries all over the world.

In this case the TOO ton pneumatic hoists were used on site to level these 310 ton cranes. Incredible size and capacity ratio, precision engineering and construction, and their dependability on only 85 PSI compressed air operation made the JDN PROFI the perfect choice for the job.

But this hoist, and the rest of the world famous PROFI series, can operate at the same performance level mounted overhead on trolleys and in low overhead situations. They are unaffected by dampness, moisture, steam or heat, and the pneumatic operation makes them ideal for situations where sparks and electrical problems cannot be tolerated.

The ultra sensitive, pull cord speed regulation, built into every PROFI hoist, was key to this precision Navy operation. The ability of the hoists to be left running indefinitely without damage adds to the exceptional versatility of the PROFI Line.

TheJ.D. Neuhaus Corporation offers a full line with capacities from 500 lbs. to 100 tons, pneumatic hoists, plus a wide variety of trolleys and hoists that operate at 60 PSI or hydraulic power.

For your next impossible challenge, or for efficient everyday operation, do what the U.S. Navy did. Send a

S.O.S. toJ.D. Neuhaus Corporation.

J.D. NEUHAUS

CORPORATION _ ® 2603 Rolling Road

P.O. Box 26442

Baltimore, Maryland 21207

Tel. 800-331-2889

Fax. 410-597-9808 1745

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J,D, NEUHAUS TASK FORM,

A. H. ANDERSSEN

From: Conander, Charleston Naval Shipyard

To: J.D. NEUHAUS, Baltimore, MD 21207

Subj: DELIVERY OF TWO 100 TON PNEUMATIC OPERATED CHAIN HOISTS

ON CONTRACT N00612-87-T531

Encl: (1) NAVSHIPYD CHASN Photograph of New AFDB-7 Crane Lift in Holy Loch Scotland (3 copies) 1. The purpose of this letter is to comend your Mr. Donald T.

Plettenberg for his dedicated support and exemplary performance in the handling of many details for delivery of the two 100 ton chain hoists on our Contract N00612-87-T531. NAVSHIPYD Charleston appreciates the quick action and delivery to support our schedule for loading the two new portal cranes and shipment to Holy Loch. 2. Enclosure (1), shows the new (310 ton lift) cranes being moved in Holy Loch by SMIT International floating crane, TAK LIFT-6 to

US Navy Drydock, USS LOS ALAMOS (AFDB-7). Your 100 ton pneumatic powered chain hoists are used to level the new portal cranes so that the sixteen wheels will land on the rails simultaneously. The project was a great success as one new crane was loaded in the morning and the other one in the afternoon. 3. Please present one of these photographs to Mr. Plettenberg with our sincere appreciation for a job well done.

AFDB-7/9200

Ser 212/1114 18 November 1987

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