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Drew Introduces New

Plasma Cutting Systems

Ashland Chemical Company's

Drew Marine Division has intro- duced a new line of advanced plas- ma cutting systems, the AMER-

ARC XL series.

Plasma cutting equipment uti- lizes electrical power and clean, dry, compressed air ionized at high temperatures to conduct the elec- tric current to the workpiece.

The combination of the electric arc and the extremely hot, high- velocity jet of compressed air removes a narrow strip, which is blown out by the gas stream. The result is a clean, high-speed cut with sharp edges, requiring mini- mal cleanup. The three models available in the new series from

Drew Marine can reportedly cut any metal, including stainless steel, aluminum and other alloys that cannot be cut using conven- tional oxy-acetylene methods.

Advanced technology gives the units compact size and portability, along with power, reliability and durability.

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Orkot Extends And Expands

Bearings Offerings

Orkot, Inc. of Eugene, Ore. is now producing its line of marine bearings in sizes of up to 50 in. in length and 60 in. in diameter.

Orkot bearings are wear resistant, self-lubricating and suitable for application within a wide range of temperatures and pressures.

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Esab Presents New Welding

System at SMM

At the SMM Exhibition, Esab

AB of Sweden presented its new welding mechanization concept,

Railtrac 1000. Railtrac 1000 is a programmable rail-tractor system capable of running on stiff, flexible or ring rails. The system is able to store five individual welding pro- grams, providing for easier and more efficient operation.

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Circle Seal Controls Offer

High Pressure Check Valves

Circle Seal Controls has designed a series of check valves which can operate at fluid pres- sures up to 10,000 PSI. The 2300

Series check valves feature one-

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It is approved by both ABS and USCG in full com- pliance for on-deck cargo loading operations. • Tank ullages in feet, inches or meters. • Individual tanks rate-of-fill or empty in

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HR/Minutes. • Individual tank temperatures. • Header pressure. • Individual pump status ON/OFF. • Two alarm set points for ullage, temperatures and pressures.

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Both body and O-ring are available in several materials, and versions are available for threaded pipe or tubing applications.

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Transas Installs GMDSS

Simulator in Mexico

Transas Marine recently com- pleted the installation of a GMDSS

Simulator in Latin America. The latest simulator was installed and commissioned at the National

Mexican Merchant Marine

Academy, FIDENA. The GMDSS

Simulator consists of one instruc- tor and six student stations and utilizes real HW control panels from SP Radio. Two other simula- tors have been installed by

Transas in Venezuela and

Uruguay

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