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PRODUCTS

Olympus Introduces New Optic Probing Device

OLYMPUS

INDUSTRIAL fl/vv Videoutta|escope ' Systems ^ * tt i J. ."Tbc most advanced video - • Jj remote visual inspection

SJEJN-,' \ systems available

HB^ \ i'* I faster, more accurate inspections

If^, j ' HI 1 ' inspect as deep as 52 feet

Mfju^filj '.»• 1! | tf| • Access ports as small as

Olympus America Inc's. Industrial

Products Group has recently released a new brochure that details the latest developments in its

Videoimagescope systems for remote visual inspection of internal machin- ery, tanks, valves, heat exchangers, turbines, and other hard-to-see places. The 6-mm-diameter Video- imagescope Model IV6C5, which is described in the brochure, has a flex- ible probe that contains a small CCD (Charged Coupled Device) image sensor. The probe reportedly needs an access hole to the interior of equipment of less than 1/4 inch and is available in probe lengths ranging from 6.6 ft. to 52.5 ft. (2 m to 16 m).

The instrument provides high-reso- lution, true-color images in real time, without motion blur or "rain- bow" effect.

For more information on Olympus America Inc.

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U Faster, more accurate inspections • Inspect as deep as 52 feet • Access ports as smalt as .... •Au'«" i ••Digital freeze-trame • Automatic inspection report j generation • Radiation-resistant models

Pictured is Olympus America Inc's.

Videoimagescope system for remote visual inspection of equipment.

Electro-Shield Blocks Shock

Electro-Shield insulated rubber shielding, manufactured by Aldan

Industries' Safety Product Division is engineered to protect personnel, equipment and work areas from elec- trical hazards up to 1,000 volts. The shield conforms to both O.S.H.A. 1910.335 Safety Related Work

Practices and ASTM D-178

Specifications for Type II Matting.

Electro-Shield reportedly main- tains its flexibility even in extremely cold temperatures, will not melt, is self extinguishing, highly tear and puncture resistant and oil and ozone resistant. The shielding is light- weight and can be cut to any size, and it comes in "safety yellow," cau- tioning workers of possible danger.

Electro-Shield is available in three- ft. x 25-ft. rolls.

For more information on Electro-Shield

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Electro-Shield insulated rubber shielding con- forms to both O.S.H.A 1910.335 Safety

Related Work Practices and ASTMD-178

Specifications for Type II Matting.

Coppus Offers New Air

Mover

Coppus Portable

Ventilation Division, Tuthill

Corp., has introduced its lat- est product, a power tool and air mover for boaters. The

Coppus Power Plus is report- edly capable of moving 300- cu-ft. of air per minute up to 30 ft. (9.14 m) away, and can be used for cooling, drying or refreshing cabin air. The

Power Plus comes equipped with a 20-ft. (6.1 m), 14- gauge, three-wire grounded cord, allowing the tool to be positioned anywhere it is needed. Other product fea- tures include two built-in, 15-amp grounded receptacles for easy power tool attach- ment; adjustable air direc- tion to blow away heat, fumes, odors and dust; a built-in carrying handle; no- scratch rubber contact pads; and a three x one-in. stain- less steel plate for engraving names. The Power Plus 115-volt model weighs 8 lbs., stands 11 1/2 in. high and is 8 3/4 in. wide.

For more information

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The Coppus Power Plus, a new power tool/air mover, cools hot areas, drys wet surfaces and refreshes cabin air.

The leader in deck hardware for 60 years

QUALITY

DECK HARDWARE

Choose Smith Berger for the highest quality deck hardware for your offshore, towing, oceanographic, dredging, and workboat needs.

FAIRLEADS • DECK SHEAVES

CHAIN STOPPERS • FLAG BLOCKS

TOW PINS • STERN ROLLERS • ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE FOR

CUSTOM DESIGNS.

For information, please contact:

Smith Berger Marine, Inc. 516 S.Chicago St. Seattle, WA 98108 206/764-4650 FAX: 206/764-4653

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We've Got the Solution to Your Shipboard Level Problems

Aboard Tankers, Containerships, LNG Carriers and Bulkers sors for all tanks, and at competitive prices. Our flexible sensors are ideal for difficult "J" shaped tanks and are easily installed from tank top.

Using our sensors throughout your vessel simplifies system integration, training and spares requirements while insuring the reliability you expect. Call us today for details.

J¥i Metritape

Littleton, Massachusetts, USA 508-486-9800 fax 508-486-0170

Visit our exhibit at SMM - Hall 5, Stand 5015

When it comes to demanding ma- rine gauging requirements, you can rely on Metritape's 30 years' experi- ence to do the job right. We are best known for gauging cargo but our level sensors perform just as well in draft, ballast, fuel and service tanks.

Other level gauging sup- pliers reserve high perfor- mance sensors for cargo, offering lower performance level sensors for other tanks.

Only Metritape provides the same high performance sen-

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