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3200 N.W. 112th Ave., Miami, Fla. 33172. Sixty-one administrative employees working in South

Florida Sales, Central America

Services, Credit and Collections,

Port Documentation, Traffic, Ware- house/Equipment Control Oper- ations and Telecommunications are housed at this location. In addition, 25 teamsters are working in the warehouse and storage areas, discharging and loading cargo containers and trailers.

The building occupies an area of 85,424 sq. ft., consisting of 73,100 sq. ft. of warehouse space with 10 cargo doors and 12,324 sq. ft. of office space. "The construction and signing of a 10-year lease for this facility further demonstrates

Crowley's commitment to the

South Florida market and our con- tinued desire to provide state-of- the-art facilities to meet our cus- tomers' needs," said Rinus

Schepen, vice president and gen- eral manager, Central American

Services.

Crowley American Transport pro- vides container and RoRo service between the U.S., Canada, South

America, Central America, Mexico, the eastern Caribbean, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, with a fleet of 24 ships and 17 tugs and barges.

Cygnus Instruments has intro- duced its completely revised

Cygnus 1 Basic Model. Cygnus gauges reportedly measure metals through coatings accurately, with- out including coating thickness in the displayed measurement.

These gauges are used in the marine industry to measure the wall thickness of decks, bulkheads, tanks and hull plates. The reworked Cygnus 1 Basic Model features an enlarged display; oper- ator selectable switch for metric or imperial measurement; enhanced multiple echo measuring technique with signal strength indicator; increased battery life; and an auto- mated low battery warning.

For more information on Cygnus

Circle 4 on Reader Service Card

Adrick Marine Delivers

AC/Refrigeration Equipment

Adrick Marine Corporation has announced the expansion of its marine product line with the addi- tion of in-house sheet metal design and fabrication capabilities. Ad- rick has completed and shipped its seventh ship set of central station air conditioning units to the gov- ernment of Israel for the SA'AR 4 project, and its third ship set of ship stores refrigeration equip- ment to Marinette Marine Corp. for the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)

WLB program. Adrick is also pro- ceeding with the second, third and fourth ship sets of marine heat- pump air conditioning systems for the USCG WLB program at

Marinette Marine.

Adrick's sheetmetal facility has completed and tested a U.S. Navy high shock, self-contained air con- ditioning unit built to MIL-SPEC requirements for Avondale ship- yards. Additionally, the facility is building three ship sets of commer- cial marine upright fan coil units for chilled water application.

For more information on Adrick

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Alfa Laval Equips New

Facilities In Manila; Wins

Goutos Lines Order

Alfa Laval AS, Norway, recently supplied the Norwegian Training

Centre in Manila with a complete range of engine room systems and equipment which included Alcap separation systems for fuel and lube

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Cygnus Revamps Basic

Model Gauges

The revised Cygnus I Basic Model gauge.

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