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COMPANY & PEOPLE NEWS

Marketing, and will be responsible for worldwide strategic marketing and new product development.

Bob Williams has been named vice president of Sales, after serv- ing the company in a number of positions, including managing director of Alpha Wire Ltd. in

Europe.

For more information on Alpha Wire

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Earp To Head Bardex

European Operations

Hal Earp has been named direc- tor of European Operations for

Bardex Corporation, a Goleta,

Calif.-based company which manu- factures heavy load handling and positioning systems. In his new position, he is responsible for sales and marketing, conceptual design

Circle 220 on Reader Service Card and installation and commission- ing of the compa- ny's equipment for use on North Sea and European off- shore oil and gas installations.

Prior to joining

Bardex, Mr. Earp was employed as senior engineer for

Det Norske Veri- tas' OIS Department in London, and as engineering manager for the Certification of Materials and

Components Department of the classification society.

For more information on Bardex Corp.

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AE Clevite Engine Parts

Appoints Engelbrecht VP

Charles K. Engelbrecht was named vice president of Light

Vehicle Sales for AE Clevite

Engine Parts in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Prior to this ap- pointment, he served as vice president of Mar- keting and After- market Sales for

Camshaft Machine

Company/ Crane

Technologies

Group. AE Clevite, part of the T&N

Group, serves the light vehicle and heavy replacement markets with a full line of internal engine parts, valvetrain components and gas- kets, marketed under the Clevite

Engine Parts, Clevite 77 and

McCord brand names.

For more information on

AE Clevite Engine Parts

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Petro-Marine Relocates

Petro-Marine Engineering has announced the relocation of its

New Orleans, La., office to the

Westpark Building, located at 1

Seine Court, Suite 400. The com- pany's telephone and fax numbers are unchanged.

Datamarine Names

Northeastern Sales Rep

Datamarine International, Inc., a

Mountlake Terrace, Wash., manu- facturer of marine electronics for the recreational marine market, has named Janson & Company of

Newport, R.I., as its sales repre- sentative for New England, New

York and eastern Canada. Joe

Janson, president of Janson &

Company, is a former Datamarine employee, and is therefore already familiar with the company's line of products.

For more information on

Datamarine International, Inc.

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Hal Earp

Charles K.

Engelbrecht

MAXIM evaporators are "on board" every type of commercial and military ship, offshore platform and fishing vessel around the world. For more than fifty years, we have been providing fresh water wherever it's needed.

A wide range of MAXIM standard designs are available lor quick delivery anywhere in the world. Stock sizes range from 200 to 12,000 gal/day. For larger fresh water requirements, we custom design units to meet your needs, whatever the size.

Available in single effect, multi-effect or multi-stage Hash type designs, these units can be operated directly on steam as well as jacket water, eliminating any need for a secondary beat exchanger. Our single shell design affords optimum space savings and the 90-10 copper nickel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance.

Dependable, trouble-free operation over the long haul...easy maintenance, even in cold water or heavy silt...few names have ever been better known than MAXIM for quality and dependability and we back it up with service and support anywhere, anytime.

Beaird Industries, 601 Benton Kelly Street,

Shreveport, LA 71106-7198,

Phone 318-865-6351. Fax 318-868-1701.

Beaird

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