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35 Part 1 Cost Engineering: Integrating Technology
and Economics The Process Synthesis Model presented here is a
methodology that integrates technology and economics, thereby improving
process design and reducing costs
47 Part 2 Time Value of Money
Deciding whether to put a project in the fast track entails risks.
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In the News
7 Chementator
Save energy and water with a system that generates boiler
makeup water; Making anodes for super-fast-charging batteries;
Reduce oxygen waste in ozone generation with this O2-recovery
system; A way to dry compressed air more cost effectively; An
improved anti-corrosion coating for steel; and more
12 Business News
Air Products signs agreement for coal-to-syngas facility in China; CB&I
wins contract for new ethylene plant at HMEL refinery in India; Toray to build 35
carbonization plant in Mexico; Clariant to build cellulosic ethanol plant in
Romania; Indorama to acquire PTA assets in Portugal; and more
14 Newsfront CPI Workforce Issues See Positive
Movement Significant workforce-related hurdles remain in place for chemical
process industries (CPI) companies, but signs of progress are emerging
18 Newsfront Simulation Software: New Applications
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14
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31 Facts at your Fingertips Agglomeration and
Granulation This one-page reference provides information about
equipment for agitation and compaction approaches to agglomeration 50

34 Technology Profile Bio-acrylic Acid Production from

Glucose This process description outlines the manufacture of bio-based
acrylic acid from glucose as a starting material
50 Feature Report Decommissioning: Preparing Plants
for a Retrofit As technologies advance and market challenges continue 54
to pose new pressures for operators, the decommissioning and retrofitting of
facilities is inevitable. This article provides guidance on how to tackle projects of
this nature safely and efficiently
54 Environmental Manager Disaster Preparedness at
Manufacturing Facilities Development of robust preparation and
response procedures can help chemical plants to weather disaster events
and return to normal operations in a safe and efficient manner

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Chementator
Save energy and water with a system that
Edited by:
generates boiler makeup water Gerald Ondrey

I
n boilers, silicates Enthal-Pure
can volatilize with H2SO4 CATALYST
the generated steam
BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Ger-
and then form sili- many; www.basf.com) has
397°F
cate glass on turbine Reboiler introduced a new catalyst for
250–320°F Heating steam inlet
blades, causing an making sulfuric acid. The ce-
imbalance. Therefore, 580–700°F sium-based O4-115 Quattro
180–210°F
the concentration of B. Main blowdown
catalyst has a unique geomet-
A. Condensate cooler
silicates in boiler cir- 55°F
rical shape — a combination
180–220°F
cuits must be reduced of four strands — leading to a
to below 0.5 parts per 30% greater catalytic surface
million (ppm). The con- Condensate from process area compared to conven-
back to main system. tional H2SO4 catalysts. says
ventional method for Conductivity controller for Condensate temp should BASF. For H2SO4 produc-
treating boiler make- solids control in reboiler be 190–220°F or lower.
ers, this translates into higher
If drained to condensate
up water (BMW) in- system no pumps or tank conversion in the catalyst bed,
cludes ion exchange, needed.
reduction of SO2 emissions,
or a combination of ion and improved performance
exchange and reverse osmosis. Now, an al- plant enters the reboiler on the tube side, in plants with limited catalyst
ternative, energy-efficient distillation-based condenses, passes through a steam trap volumes. The O4-115 Quattro
process has been recently patented that and then cools in the condensate cooler. also has an improved catalyst
not only completely eliminates silicates from This condensate is finally pumped back to hardness, which is reflected in
BMW, but simultaneously recovers 97% of the main system to be used as BMW. After a lower sieving loss, and leads
to long-term stability and cost-
the blowdown that is normally discharged, the system runs for a while, the silica con-
efficient operation, says BASF.
thereby saving water. “The cost for produc- tent in the blowdown from the main boiler A reference plant operated
ing boiler makeup water is about 5,000 approaches zero, says Young. by Domo Caproleuna GmbH
times less expensive than alternatives,” The process is very energy efficient be- (Leuna, Germany) has been
says Ellis Young, the inventor of the process cause 97% of the heat of distillation is fed using the new sulfuric acid
and president of Enthal-Pure LLC (Sedalia, back to the process, says Young. The heat catalyst since 2016. With the
Colo.; www.enthalpure.com). For a 500-MW that is normally lost in blowdown discharge new catalyst, the plant has
power plant, the costs for producing water is also recovered, he says. seen an increase of SO2 con-
are reduced by $0.8–1.2 million/yr, and the The system was first demonstrated in a version and a simultaneous
water savings are about 10 million gal/yr due 30-year-old, 60-MW coal-fired power plant, capacity increase.
to reclaimed blowdown, he says. which was subsequently shutdown in 2016.
In Enthal-Pure’s system (diagram), soft The patent was granted two months ago, CARBON CATALYST
water enters the tube side of a condensate and the company is now offering systems A carbon-alloy catalyst devel-
cooler (A) where it is warmed before mixing commercially. The return on investment due oped by Nisshinbo Holdings
Inc. (Tokyo, Japan; www.nis-
with hot blowdown in the shell side (B) and to energy and water savings is usually nine
fed to a reboiler. Heating steam from the months to one year, says Young. (Continues on p. 8)

Making anodes for super-fast charging batteries

A
new process for producing
lithium titanate oxide (LTO)
anode materials could lead
to smaller batteries with ul-
trafast recharging. LTO offers a sig-
nificantly higher surface area than
graphite anode materials, which en-
ables rapid electron transit and, ul-
timately, much faster recharging of
batteries. In addition to fast charging,
LTO materials are also said to en-
hance overall battery life and reduce
risks for battery overheating.
Neometals Ltd. (West Perth, Aus-
tralia; www.neometals.com) is de-
veloping a production process for
novel LTO nanotubes with extremely
high surface area. The process is
based on Neometals’ method for
producing sodium titanate nano-
tubes, which the company uses as
an adsorption media in its technol-
ogy to extract lithium directly from
brine. Neometals has run tests on
the LTO anode materials over 100
cycles (425 h) at a facility in the U.S.,
and plans are in place to scale up
these tests for 500 cycles using ma-
terials from Netometals’ Barrambie
Titanium and Mount Marion Lithium
Projects. When compared to com-
mercially available LTO anodes, the
LTO nanotube materials exhibited
better electrochemical performance
and capacity. The large surface area
provides many benefits for electric-
car batteries, including a smaller
battery footprint, enabling the same
range of performance in a lighter-
weight vehicle with better energy
economy. Neometals is currently un-
dergoing optimization tests on the
technology and working with CSIRO
(Melbourne, Australia; www.csiro.
au) to accelerate commercialization.

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shinbo.co.jp) has been incorpo-
rated into a commercial fuel-cell
stack of Ballard Power Systems
Inc. (Brurnaby, B.C., Canada,
Reduce oxygen waste in ozone generation with
this O2-recovery system
Linde

www.ballard.com) as a replace-
ment for platinum catalyst. This
marks the first application of a
non-Pt catalyst in an electrode
of a polymer electrolyte fuel
cell (PEFC). Ballard plans the
commercial launch of the 30-W
fuel cell stack at the end of this
year. The device has the power
capable of charging six smart-
phones, and can be used as
a power source for lightweight
and portable devices.
Nisshinbo’s catalyst was
developed in collaboration
with professor Junichi Ozaki
at Gunma University in 2006,
and subsequently optimized
by Nisshinbo. By using this
carbon alloy catalyst in the air
electrodes of the PEFC and Pt
catalyst in the hydrogen elec-
trode of the PEFC, Ballard was
able to reduce the amount of
Pt required by around 80%.
BIFUNCTIONAL CATALYST
A catalyst that can combine
the operations of both a solar
cell and a fuel cell has been
A
new adsorption-based technology
can separate ozone from oxygen in
O3-generating systems, allowing re-
cycling of unreacted O2.
In corona-discharge O3 generation, O2
molecules are split by passage through an
electric field to create free oxygen atoms,
which quickly combine with O2 molecules
to form O3. In this process, however, around
90% of the O2 remains unconverted, which
wastes the pure oxygen.
Linde LLC (Bridgewater, N.J.; www.lin-
deus.com) developed the adsorption tech-
nology to separate ozone for use in water
and wastewater treatment, while recycling
unconverted O2 back to the O3 generator.
Linde introduced the Ozora oxygen recovery
system at Weftec 2017 in October.
“The Ozora system uses a specialized sieve
material to selectively capture O3, while allow-
ing O2 molecules to pass through,” explains
Peter Studer, program manager for the chem-
icals and environment industries at Linde LLC.
“A subsequent desorption step with air frees
A way to dry compressed air more cost effectively
Ozone generator
O2 —>
O
<— O 2 + 3
Oxygen supply <- Dry air >
+ O3 —
Dry air
O2
the ozone for use in water treatment.”
Ozora can be retrofitted to existing ozone
generators, including large-scale generators
for municipal water treatment systems, and
with a lease arrangement, there would be
very little capital expenditure, Studer says.
In joint tests with Suez S.A. (Paris, France;
www.suez.com) 1,000-lb/d O3-generation
systems, the technology proved capable of
reducing O2 consumption by 60%.
Linde set up a pilot plant for the process
in New Jersey, where it was validated, and
is working with water treatment operators to
adopt the technology.
Atlas Copco

developed by professor Seiji
Ogo and colleagues at the
International Institute for Car-
bon-Neutral Energy Research
(I2CNER), Kyushu University
(Fukuoka City, i2cner.kyushu-
u.ac.jp), in collaboration with
Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo Co.,
Ltd. (Tokyo, both Japan) and
Fukuoka City Industry-Aca-
demia Symphonicity.
The researchers developed
an Ir complex-based material
as an anode catalyst, which is
capable of switching between
a hydrogenase-type fuel-cell
mode and a photosystem
II-type solar-cell mode. This
catalyst is connected to car-
bon-black-supported platinum
as a cathode catalyst, which
reduces dioxygen in a man-
ner analogous to cytochrome
c oxidase. Together, they made
a system capable of switching
between the two modes.
2-D METAL OXIDES
Two-dimensional materials
have a wide variety of potential
applications, but many types of
(Continues on p. 10)
8 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
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fter years of testing and develop-
ment, Atlas Copco Compressors
LLC (Rock Hill, S.C.; www.at- 7
6 5
lascopco.us) will begin production
of a new air-dryer technology by the end
of this year. Unlike conventional drying sys-
tems, the MDG rotary drum dryer guarantees
2
a stable pressure dew point (PDP) of –40°F
at almost zero energy cost. That’s because
the system uses the heat of compression,
which is normally wasted, for regenerating
the drying agent. The only external energy 1
required for drying the oil-free compressed 8
air is that used for rotating the drum, so the
total power consumption is below 0.2 kW, 3 9
4
says the company.
The working principle for the dryer is 1. Hot wet compressed air 6. Regeneration compressed air
2. Heat exchanger 7. Heated regeneration compressed
based on using hot compressed air to re- 3. Water-cooled cooler air
generate the desiccant, which is impreg- 4. Cooled wet compressed air 8. Water-cooled cooler
5. Dried compressed air 9. Cooled regeneration compressed air
nated on a honeycomb glass fiber inside
a single, rotating pressure vessel that is cant (7), with the moisture recovered by a
divided into two sections for drying (75%) second cooler (8).
and regeneration (25%). In the MDG (dia- According to the company, energy can
gram), the full flow of hot compressed air account for up to 80% of the total lifecycle
leaving the last stage of the compressor is costs of a dryer in conventional systems.
passed through a heat exchanger (2) and a The traditional heatless dryer is said to be
water-cooled cooler (3). This cooled air (4) the most expensive to operate, because 15–
then passes through the drum to produce 20% of its rated flow capacity is consumed
dried air (5). Some of the dried air (6) returns as purge air. In contrast, the rotary dryer de-
to the heat exchanger where it is heated, livers 100% of the flow capacity at the out-
and then used for regenerating the desic- put, says the company.
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An improved anti-corrosion coating for steel

U
sing zinc-based coat-
ings to protect galvanized
steel from corrosion has
been standard practice in
the steel industry for decades, but
these processes have several key
disadvantages. First, achieving lon-
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shape and bend the steel subse-
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often involve compounds contain-
ing hexavalent chromium, which
presents serious health and envi-
ronmental risks.
A series of coating formulations,
known collectively as Intercoat
ChemGuard, developed by Chem-
coaters Inc. (Gary, Ind.; www.
chemcoaters.com), overcomes
these limitations. Using a reverse
roll-coating process, the anti-cor-
rosion coatings are applied over
a steel substrate that has been
coated with low levels of zinc. The
coatings generate covalent bonds
after the steel is cut or punctured.
“When Intercoat ChemGuard is
applied over the lightest possible
coating of zinc that is commercially
available in flat-rolled hot-dip-gal-
vanized (G30) steel, the anti-cor-
rosion performance exceeds that
of steel with the heaviest possible
coating of zinc that is available
in flat-rolled hot-dip-galvanized
(G235),” explains Mike Tieri, vice
president of sales and marketing
with Chemcoaters (see photo).
“And the coating process is based
on trivalent chromium chemistry,
which means it is compliant with
the RoHS (restriction of hazardous
materials) directive for hexavalent
chromium,” he adds.
The proprietary coatings, con-
Chemcoaters
144 hours 2,520 hours
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coated with Intercoat ChemGuard
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paints and other subsequent coat-
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to the difficulty of exfoliating thin sheets
from bulk crystals. Now a team from
RMIT University (Melbourne; www.
rmit.edu.au), Queensland University of
Technology (Brisbane, both Australia;
www.qut.edu.au) and the University of
California (Los Angeles; www.ucla.edu)
has found a simple method to create
atomically thin flakes of materials that
do not naturally exist as layered struc-
tures that can be easily extracted, as
for instance the thin flakes of graphene,
extracted from graphite.
The team used gallium-based liq-
uid metals as reaction solvents and
co-alloyed desired metals into the
melt. It isolated the surface oxide as
a 2-D layer, either on substrates or in
suspension. This enabled the team to
produce extremely thin subnanome-
ter layers of Ga2O3, HfO2, Al2O3 and
Gd2O3. The 2-D sheets appear as a
surface layer in gallium-based liquid
metals after the Hf, Gd or Al is dis-
solved into the bulk alloy. The metal-
oxide layer can be easily peeled off
by touching the liquid metal with a
smooth surface. Larger quantities of
those thin layers can be obtained by
injecting air into the liquid metal.
A member of the team, professor
Kourosh Kalantar Zadeh of RMIT Uni-
versity, says the team’s discovery now
places unseen thin oxide materials into
everyday reach, with profound impli-
cations for future technologies. Their
discovery could find applications in
electronics and optical devices and
in catalysis, with implications for the
manufacture of medicines, fertilizers
and plastics.
STRONG AND DUCTILE STEEL
Many industrial applications require
metallic materials that combine ultra-
high strength with a high degree of
ductility and high toughness. How-
ever, increased strength may also lead
to decreased ductility. Now a team
from the University of Hong Kong,
the City University of Hong Kong, the
University of Science and Technology
Beijing, and the National University of
Taiwan (Taipei), led by the University
of Hong Kong’s (www.hku.hk) Huang
Mingxin, has developed a strategy
to overcome this problem. The team
uses a relatively inexpensive medium
manganese steel. The team says cold
rolling followed by low-temperature
tempering leads to a steel with meta-
stable austenite grains embedded in
a highly dislocated martensite matrix.
According to the team this deformed-
and-partitioned (D-and-P) process
(Continues on p. 11)
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A fluorine-free membrane for fuel cells
P
olymer-electrolyte fuel cells
(PEFCs) are promising devices
for clean power generation in
automotive, stationary and por-
table applications. Up to now, the proton
exchange membranes (PEMs) used in
PEFCs have been based on perfluoro-
sulfonic acid (PFSA) ionomers (for exam-
ple, Nafion). However, several problems
have limited the widespread adoption of
PEFCs, including high gas permeabil-
ity, low thermal stability, high production
cost and environmental incompatibility.
It is believed that fluorine-free PEMs can
potentially address all of these issues, but
so far, no alternative membranes have
simultaneously met the criteria for both
high performance (for example, proton
conductivity) and durability (for example,
mechanical and chemical stability).
Now, researchers from the University of
Yamanashi (Kofu City, www.yamanashi.
ac.jp), with support from the New Energy
and Industrial Technology Development
Organization (NEDO; Kawasaki, www.
nedo.go.jp), may have found a PEM with
Wastewater concentrator uses waste heat to
lower treatment costs
L
andfill leachate and other chal-
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treatment and disposal costs.
Technology developed by Heart-
land Water Technology, Inc. (Hudson,
Mass.; www.heartlandtech.com) can
lower costs for treating wastewater by
slashing wastewater volumes by 95%
or more, using waste heat as an energy
source, and reducing maintenance costs
and downtime associated with more tra-
ditional evaporation technologies.
The Heartland Concentrator works as
a direct-contact evaporator where hot
air is mixed vigorously with wastewater
in Heartland’s proprietary Low Momen-
tum-High Turbulence (LM-HT) process.
The LM-HT process routes air through
a liquid-gas-phase mixing process, cre-
ating enormous surface area for heat
transfer. By using hot air directly, the
Heartland Concentrator eliminates the
need for heat exchangers to transfer
energy into wastewater, thereby elimi-
nating the largest cost and the biggest
maintenance and reliability headache in
traditional brine concentrators.
The Heartland Concentrator also fea-
tures Flex-Heat capability, which allows
the unit to be powered by waste heat
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SPP-QP
the desired properties. The membrane is
a random copolymer (diagram) of sulfo-
nated polyphenylene (SPP) and quinque-
phenyl (QP). The newly designed SPP-QP
PEM exhibits very high proton conductiv-
ity, excellent flexibility and a low gas per-
meability (nearly 15–20% that of a Nafion-
based system at 90% relative humidity).
The new PEM is also said to be extremely
stabile, with negligible degradation even
under accelerated degradation condi-
tions, which has never been achieved with
existing fluorine-free PEMs. The SPP-QP
PEM also exhibits reasonably high fuel-
cell performance at open circuit voltage
(OCV), with excellent durability under
practical conditions after 1,000 h, which
is longer than the 140 h typically observed
with Nafion-based systems, says NEDO.
from a number of sources, including bio-
gas flares and exhaust from gas turbines
or reciprocating engines. It can also be
configured to use multiple waste heat
sources simultaneously (for example, a
hybrid option using heat from both an
engine and a flare). When the Heartland
Concentrator is used in conjunction with
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added benefit of creating combined
thermal efficiencies of 80% or more, the
company says.
“Conventional wastewater processing
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from $0.07/gal to upwards of $0.20–0.30/
gal,” notes Marek Herrmann-Nowosiel-
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of Product Management. “Using Heart-
land’s proprietary concentrator system,
we can cut costs to $0.04/gal, and for
large volumes, even less.”
To date, Heartland has installed its
technology in 11 locations in the U.S.,
treating not only landfill leachate, but also
power-plant fluegas-desulfurization water
to zero-liquid discharge, and brine con-
centration for produced water in the oil-
and-gas industry.
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R
esearchers at the Georgia
Institute of Technology (Ga.
Tech; Atlanta; www.gatech.
edu) have demonstrated a
precision-machining technique to man-
ufacture an entire pumping loop from
materials that can withstand tempera-
tures as high as 1,400–1,600°C. These
materials are typically thought to be too
brittle for use in mechanical systems.
“We identified a number of materials,
but nobody had actually put them to-
gether and made a circulation loop for
liquid metals,” says Asegun Henry, pro-
fessor of mechanical engineering. “The
real breakthrough was how to make ce-
ramic-to-ceramic or graphite-to-graph-
ite joints that will seal against a liquid
metal like tin,” he explains.
The ability to pump molten met-
als opens the door to a new regime of
heat transfer. “A liquid metal is essen-
tially the ultimate heat-transfer fluid. The
thermal conductivities are two orders of
magnitude higher than non-electrically
conductive fluids,” says Henry. A major
benefit is that liquid metals act as a mov-
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It is usually very difficult to improve
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team achieves a high ductility above
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The chemical composition of the
steel is 10% manganese, 0.47% car-
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are difficult to scale up. The new steel
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CPI Workforce Issues

See Positive Movement
Significant workforce-related hurdles remain in place for CPI companies, but signs of progress
are emerging
Fluor Corp.
IN BRIEF

F
or the past several
CHALLENGES PERSIST, years, companies
BUT PROGRESS MADE in the chemical pro-
cess industries (CPI)
STRATEGIES FOR
have been grappling with
MILLENNIALS
three consequential work-
IMPACT OF DIGITAL force issues that have also
TECHNOLOGIES plagued other heavy indus-
SALARY DATA trial sectors. These issues
are the wave of retirements
by experienced work-
ers from the “Baby Boom”
generation, recruiting and FIGURE 1. Indications are that the demand for skilled craft labor will remain high,
retaining “Millennial” work- especially for specialized welders and pipefitters (see box, p. 16)
ers to fill in the ranks and a
less-than-stellar perception of the CPI as an continues to evolve, but there is still a large
attractive place to work. While all three are distribution of people in the chemical indus-
likely to persist into the future, signals are try that are close to retirement,” he explains.
now emerging that the effort and resources Dickson is a co-author of a 2015 report from
aimed at addressing these issues are start- Deloitte titled “The Talent Imperative in the
ing to have positive effects on the overall Global Chemical Industry.” Deloitte has found
employment landscape in the CPI. By em- that the chemical manufacturing industry has
phasizing digital technologies, enhancing one of the oldest workforces of all industry
partnerships with colleges and universities, sectors, with a median age of 45.3, and that
and developing new job-related approaches, 23% of the chemical industry workforce will
CPI companies are seeing improved attrac- be eligible to retire within the next 10 years.
tion and retention of required workers. As they do so, “knowledge retention is still
Meanwhile, low unemployment and con- an issue — the evidence suggesting that
tinued demand are keeping salaries in the those skills and knowledge that are leaving
CPI high as companies explore new com- through retirement will be replaced is not
pensation mechanisms [see box on CPI strong,” Dickson says. “We’re still at the tip
salaries, p. 15]. of the iceberg for retirements,” he adds, but
there is recognition on the part of that co-
Challenges persist, but progress made hort of workers that they need to be diligent
Much of the current employment landscape about mentoring younger workers.
in the CPI remains similar to the situation ex- The high rate of mergers, acquisitions and
perienced over the last few years, accord- divestiture activity in the chemical manufac-
ing to Duane Dickson, vice chairman and turing industry over the past several years
chemicals & specialty materials sector leader further “accelerates the need for companies
at Deloitte Consulting LLP (New York; www. to get the right skills and to take advantage
deloitte.com). “The demographics situation of new sources of talent and new methods
14 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM DECEMBER 2017
of training,” says Thomas Morrison,
a principal in Deloitte Consulting’s
Human Capital Practice.
However, despite the ongoing
challenges, Dickson, Morrison and
others are optimistic about the in-
dustry’s ability to meet them. “Two or
three years ago, there hadn’t been
much movement on these issues,
but 2017 has definitely seen some
progress — it’s a hopeful time,” Mor-
rison says. Companies are beginning
to figure out how best to put together
a useful human resources platform
that can successfully navigate the
current world and engage the people
that are working in it, Morrison says.
Stephanie Rogers-Whaley, a man-
aging director who leads Accenture’s
(www.accenture.com) who leads the
human resources, talent and learn-
ing teams focused on chemicals,
natural resources, oil and gas and
utilities, agrees that companies have
been spending more time and effort
on workforce planning and talent ac-
quisition and that these investments
are paying off. “Many CPI compa-
nies are starting to crack some of
the problems in attracting talent to
their industries,” she says, especially
those workers in the “Millennial” gen-
eration. “Companies are absolutely
changing their behaviors with regard
to attracting workers,” she states.
“There is a lot of activity in this
area,” Rogers-Whaley says. “Tra-
ditionally, companies have often
treated hiring plans as a line item
on a page, but companies are now
crafting carefully thought-out work-
force planning programs with de-
tailed strategies and tactics.”
Strategies for millennials
In many ways, these changes in hir-
ing approaches on the part of CPI
companies have been driven by
companies’ need to recruit and re-
tain millennial workers.
Accenture’s Rogers-Whaley
says “We are starting to see some
changes in the talent strategies of
companies, who are showing a
pronounced desire to freshen up
how prospective employees think
about their companies and about
the jobs and work experience they
can offer. To help attract millennials,
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND SALARIES
A
mid low unemployment (4.1% in the U.S. economy overall) and robust demand for
workers, engineering salaries in the CPI are holding at high levels. Along with the need
to replace retiring workers, another factor in the solid demand has been the wave of
capital spending in the U.S. related to the availability of low-cost shale gas.
Stephen Barnes, assistant professor of economics at Louisiana State University (LSU;
Baton Rouge, La.; www.lsu.edu) says that “as these projects are coming online, there will
certainly be an uptick in demand for the permanent workforce. Some of those construction
workers who helped build these new facilities (or expand existing facilities) will be able to
move into permanent positions, but there will also be an uptick for workers at the higher
end of the skill distribution: engineers (especially chemical) and business/office positions to
manage these facilities.”
He adds “That comes on top of a demographic profile that will generate many opportunities
for workers as we replace current workers moving into retirement. These trends will lead to
wage growth as firms compete for workers and create great opportunities for those interested
in moving into this line of work.”
An informal survey of Chemical Engineering readers seems to support these assertions. The
unemployment level for the 900-plus survey respondents actually fell to 1.3% from 2.1% in
a similar survey last year. The average annual salary for North American respondents rose to
$131,500 from $131,000 in 2016.
Of the respondents, 51.2% held bachelor’s degrees, while 37.3% held master’s degrees
and 10.7% held doctoral degrees. 57.6% of respondents reported working for a chemical
manufacturing company, 25.7% worked for an engineering, procurement and construction
(EPC) company, 4.0% were independent consultants and 6.5% worked for a university or
government laboratory.
Other results from the survey include that 63% of respondents said their companies were
“somewhat” or “greatly” affected by retirements, versus 37% minimally or not at all affected.
Similarly, 64% of respondents said their company was “somewhat” or “greatly” affected by a
shortage of skilled trade workers, versus 35% minimally or not all affected.
CPI companies are not necessarily blazing new trails on pay practices, Deloitte’s Morrison
says, but the CPI in general will be fast followers of what has been successful elsewhere.
There seems to be a willingness to explore team-based incentives, multi-year incentives and
other new mechanisms of compensation, Morrison says.
companies are definitely “reinforcing Whaley says.
the digital aspects of the jobs,” she “Millennials are wired for wanting
adds, as a way to show themselves to feel that their job has immediate
as more current, and built for the impact, and they want to feel that
future — which can help to counter they are progressing quickly,” Rog-
some of the past negative percep- ers-Whaley explains.
tions that have surrounded many At the company level, meeting
types of manufacturing jobs. these expectations can be more
And the efforts to shift the percep- challenging than attracting talent in
tions of the industry to attract work- the first place. Among the strategies
ers seem to be bearing fruit. “We are companies are using is to try to craft
also starting to see some excitement job roles and projects that are attrac-
on the part of millennial workers for tive to millennials. “Of course they
the CPI and other heavy manufactur- have to make sure that roles and
ing industries, in large part because projects are aligned with the busi-
of the awareness that they have a ness plan,” Rogers-Whaley says, but
large positive impact on the world’s there has been “concerted effort to
citizens,” and the integral nature of create jobs that also gel with what
digital technologies for many jobs, workers are passionate about.”
says Rogers-Whaley. Millennial workers tend to crave
Aside from improvements in at- engagement, so many companies
tracting talent, there has also been are implementing rotation programs,
progress in worker retention. “Mil- where workers move around the
lennials tend to move around and try plant to get a feel for many sides of
different jobs to find what they are the business, Rogers-Whaley ex-
looking for — they are not afraid to plains. For example, there are hybrid
jump around from job to job, which positions becoming available that
makes the retention of workers more combine engineering and informa-
difficult and more complex,” Rogers- tion technology, as well as programs
DECEMBER 2017 15
 PROGRAMS TO BOOST SKILLED TRADE WORKERS
manufacturing facilities. The program is available as a workforce train-

T
he lack of skilled craft labor availability has been an issue for the
CPI, among other industry sectors for the past several years,
especially in regions where there are a large number of major
capital projects, such as the U.S. Gulf Coast. Indications are that the
issue will remain, but investment continues to be made in developing
the future workforce for skilled trade functions.
Mark Truchar, director of craft services at Fluor Corp. (Irving, Tex.;
www.fluor.com) says “I believe that the demand for qualified highly
skilled craft will remain high,” especially in the U.S. and especially with
regard to highly skilled specialty welders and pipefitters, “because
of the number of years of experience needed to become experts in
these specialties.”
The construction industry is seeing a large number of retirements,
which is creating vacancies for the next generation of craft profession-
als,” Truchar says, and “while it has tapered somewhat, the outlook
for capital industrial construction projects is still very strong.” Coupled
with low unemployment rates (near 4%) in the U.S., the situation “cre-
ates significant industry-wide challenges to find available people to
work on large projects,” he adds.
While present conditions indicate that current workforce issues are
likely to persist for the foreseeable future, Truchar says he is “confi-
dent that the investments we are making in training craft professionals
will enable us to attract and develop our future workforce.”
Fluor has implemented a number or programs to address the chal-
lenge. “Fluor training programs — including our pre-employment,
tuition-free craft training and our after-hours training at our jobsites —
will continue,” Truchar says, and a recently launched program called
Elite Craft Corps has been set up to meet the needs of specialty
welding and pipefitting. The Elite Craft Corps is a 70-person team
that represents the best personnel in terms of quality, safety and pro-
ductivity, Truchar explains. The Corps boasts some of the industry’s
lowest weld reject rates and highest productivity levels, he says. The
group proactively deploys to construction sites to provide their in-
demand services. For example, after completing a critical scope at
project site in Texas, they have now mobilized to Florida to support a
project there, Truchar says.
Terry Gillesio of Rockwell Automation (Milwaukee, Wis.; www.rock-
wellautomation.com) agrees that the skills gap in the CPI and re-
lated industry sectors is still present. “Both Rockwell itself as well as
its customers have experienced this skills gap in the CPI,” he says.
Rockwell Automation recently announced collabora-
tion with Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C; Cleveland,
Ohio; www.tri-c.edu) on an industrial training program to help
meet the needs of today’s advanced manufacturing jobs.
Tri-C’s new Manufacturing Technology Center for Excellence in
Cleveland aims to combat the “convergence of workforce chal-
lenges facing manufacturers, including changing technologies,
evolving skill sets, an aging workforce and a lack of interest in manu-
facturing jobs.”
The center includes an integrated manufacturing line system that
replicates the products and technologies found in many modern
ing and certification class for workers currently employed in industrial
operations that need upskilling, as well as students enrolled at the
college who are interested in pursuing careers in manufacturing.
The Manufacturing Technology Center for Excellence currently has
four different certification programs, including safety, quality practices
and measurement, manufacturing production and processes, and
maintenance awareness.
“We really wanted to focus on interdisciplinary training with a range
of different skills sets,” said Alicia Booker, vice president of manufac-
turing, Tri-C. “We know manufacturing jobs aren’t siloed anymore,
so we are providing hands-on training and skill development to help
prepare students joining the workforce for integrated and advanced
technologies out on the plant floor.”
“The skills gap is an issue that affects every industrial operation
today,” said Govind Sundararajan, business director for field labor and
training, Rockwell Automation. “This sort of hands-on training and
upskilling will be key to helping fill that gap.”
Another university-industry program related to skilled technical train-
ing has been set up by Praxair, in collaboration with Ivy Tech Commu-
nity College in Indianapolis, Ind. Praxair Inc. (Danbury, Conn.; www.
praxair.com) announced an expansion of its Praxair Skills Pipeline
Workforce Development Program with Ivy Tech. The expanded pro-
gram will offer instruction, career support and professional develop-
ment opportunities to approximately 50 students training to become
advanced manufacturing technologists. After completing the one-
year curriculum, students earn a certificate in industrial technology in
addition to a number of other skills-based certifications. The program
is being funded through a $100,000 contribution from Praxair’s Global
Giving Program, with a conditional training grant of approximately
$100,000 from the Indiana Economic Development Corp.
Other examples of these industry-college models abound, such as a
partnership between Ranken Technical College in north St. Louis, Mo.
and Emerson Automation Solutions (St. Louis, Mo.; www.emerson.
com). Ranken’s new Manufacturing Incubator facility contains a pro-
duction line with process control instruments from Emerson.
A different new program aims to support the education of skilled
workers at the high school level. Harbor Freight Tools (Calabasas,
Calif.; www.harborfreight.com) launched a program this year to award
teachers who instruct students in skilled trades at the high school
level. Ten winners of the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Awards
were announced recently. The company gave a total of $510,000 to
ten teachers from across the U.S. as part of the program.
“Skilled trades are vital to the economy, but there is still a stigma
associated with this work,” says Robin Kramer, the director of the
awards program at Harbor Freight. “Further, professional develop-
ment programs for these teachers are not great, so we are trying to
support that.”
This is the first year the prizes were awarded, but the company is
trying to use the awards as a way of growing centers of excellence for
teaching skilled trades, from which others can learn.

that involve cross-training to offer
experience for workers on a variety
of projects and functions of the busi-
ness, including research and de-
velopment, engineering, sales and
marketing and others. The goal is to
match a company’s value proposi-
tion with the talents and interests of
the workers.
“More opportunities for work-
ers give them a wealth of experi-
ence that makes them valuable to
the company, but also give them a
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sense of engagement and impact,”
Deloitte’s Dickson agrees.
Dickson explains further: “A lot of
sophisticated strategies are being
tried, all with the aim of changing the
shape of what it’s like to be new in
a chemical manufacturing company.
By exposing newer workers to the
right experiences, the companies
are able to steer employees toward
opportunities that resonate with
them and maintain motivation.”
In addition to experiential pro-
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grams, much attention is also being
paid to workplace design and work
schedules, Rogers-Whaley says.
“There is a lot of movement on
workplace design — open con-
cepts are popular, with workers
able to sit, stand and interact for
brainstorming.” Many companies
are looking at healthy worker pro-
grams and possibilities for taking
courses, she adds, and the ability
to access information from mobile
phones makes it more feasible to
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have flexible work schedules.
“These features can sometimes
feel minor, but all of this matters,”
Rogers-Whaley says. “They help fos-
ter a sense of forward movement and
engagement, and are part of a multi-
layer strategy for worker retention.”
She points out that while the econ-
omy is generally good, and many
companies are doing well, financial
resources are not endless, so com-
panies cannot pursue every “spar-
kly” project. “Companies have to be
thoughtful about how they set these
programs up and deploy personnel,”
Rogers-Whaley says.
Impact of digital technologies
CPI companies are joining other in-
dustries making significant invest-
ments in, and significant use of,
digital technologies for their opera-
tions, including industrial internet of
things (IIoT)-enabled digital tools,
data analytics capabilities, artificial
intelligence (AI) learning, and others.
These technologies are having im-
pacts on productivity and efficiency
of their operations, but are they also
beginning to have impacts on indus-
try workforce.
Many of today’s CPI workers are
required to work both with digital
technologies and with the process
side of the business to make deci-
sions. This is driving some compa-
nies toward making digital technolo-
gies into a common foundation for all
engineering functions. “Companies
are experimenting with ways to es-
tablish understanding of algorithms,
machine learning, data science and
other areas as base competencies,”
Accenture’s Rogers-Whaley says.
Tobias Scheele, senior vice presi-
dent of software for Schneider Elec-
tric (Rueil Malmaison, France; www.
schneider-electric.com) says that
today’s work environment requires
a new kind of engineer with interdis-
ciplinary knowledge and skills. “The
requirements for the workforce are
different now: in the past, workers
could concentrate in one area and
just be good at one thing, but now,
they have to be good at a number of
things,” he says. “Digital tools need
to support that.”
“Digital technologies are helping
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FIGURE 2. The widening availability of digital tools is helping to support more interdisciplinary work by
plant workers
with workforce enablement and a
shift toward the knowledge worker,”
Scheele says. “The challenge now is
to make data usable in making deci-
sions — how do you make mobility
‘smart’ and how do you make infor-
mation available to operators?; how
do you push operational data down
to field and to workflow solutions?”
Scheele says. “If digital technology
and know-how can allow workers to
take their tools and software applica-
tions with them, there is a reduced
need for re-learning and re-tooling,”
Scheele says, but “we must be care-
ful not to lose technical rigor.”
Schneider Electric’s strategy is to
take a platform approach, where the
focus is on a 360-degree view of
an asset, where several integrated
platforms cover the full asset and
exchange data with each other.
“Overall, we need to reduce com-
plexity, reduce the number of apps
and replace them with a common
platform approach . . . that can react
to changes and trigger activities au-
tomatically,” Scheele says.
“Positive results are starting to
come out of the use of digital tech-
nologies,” says Accenture’s Rogers-
Whaley. “The proliferation of data
from the field is allowing for interest-
ing work and engaging projects for
engineers, and companies using
their own internal systems with digi-
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tal technologies to engage and con-
nect their own workers and provide a
better user experience.”
Schneider’s Scheele says a lot of
new workers are naturally drawn to
this approach, and actually want
their jobs to be more interdisciplin-
ary. He cites an example of a young
EPC (engineering, procurement and
construction) engineer who used
Schneider’s SimCentral product to
solve an engineering problem involv-
ing piping equations with Bernoulli’s
fluid flow principles. The solution
required programming, and the en-
gineer was able to utilize SimCen-
tral’s platform approach to achieve
a solution without formal program-
ming training. “You don’t need to be
a programmer to devise a solution,
Scheele says. “You can use the tools
and tutorials available to solve engi-
neering problems.”
Companies are starting to make
significant investments into attract-
ing employees from sectors outside
the CPI. Cross-pollination of ideas
from other industries, and a “meld-
ing” process between cultures of
different industry sectors is ongoing,
Deloitte’s Morrison says. “There is a
recognition that companies need to
bring different types of workers with
different expertise into their organi-
zations,” he says. n
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mance monitoring and ent authorities one at a time to concurrent optimization where the user is not just mod-
eling, but simultaneously modeling to get energy efficiency, safety and capital efficiency
predictive analytics. information in one fell swoop
Process design was the
earliest application for simulation software. Things (IIoT) applications,” says Wiley. “This
In early iterations, steady-state simulators is the lifecycle of process simulation as we
were used to determine operating param- know it today.”
eters, constraints and capacity during the
preliminary design stage, says Livia Wiley, Simulation for optimization
senior product marketing manager for Sim- “Today, processors are really looking to get
Sci with Schneider Electric (Andover, Mass.; the most out of the facilities they have, so
www.schneider-electric.com). “However, it efficiency is the ultimate goal,” says Luke
doesn’t end there anymore. Once you have Addington, business development manager
that design finalized, it becomes the ‘digital with Bryan Research and Engineering (BRE;
twin’ of the plant,” she says. “You can take Bryan, Texas; www.bre.com). “So using
that model of the plant and apply it to a dy- simulators for plant optimization in terms of
namic-simulation product, which allows you recovery, improving processes and minimiz-
to input real plant data into the simulation ing costs is becoming more important.”
environment and, using the simulated facil- When used for plant optimization, simula-
ity, see how the plant will react, in realtime, tors are able to take into account the param-
to any changes you might make, as well as eters for all the units in the facility, explains
understand what happens when you have Schneider Electric’s Wiley. For example, in a
a shutdown, switch from summer to winter petroleum refinery, the model would contain
conditions, have an emergency situation or all the operating conditions on different units
other scenarios. and pieces of equipment in the refinery and
“The ability to apply plant data and have the optimizer would bring all those param-
the model function as the plant also permits eters together — including constraints, op-
processors to use simulation tools to get into erating ranges and so on — and allow users
optimization of the plant and, further, into to optimize the facility based upon a certain
functions such as augmented reality, predic- set of defined objectives.
tive analytics and other Industrial Internet of “Optimization looks at the entire refinery
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and, given the constraints on each
piece of equipment, allows the user
to say, ‘If I use this feed in the pro-
cess and have these constraints,
how do I maximize the facility for the
highest yield from this specific reac-
tor?’” she says. “You can run a plant
without a process optimization simu-
lator, but I’m not sure you want to
because the point is to get the most
profit out of your plant. Optimization
shows you all the things you can do
to get the most economic benefit out
of your facility.”
Today’s simulation allows proces-
sors to improve operations by run-
ning “what-if” scenarios regarding
optimization of safety, asset avail-
ability and energy efficiency. “Using
simulated models that take into ac-
count the plant data and the plant
parameters allows users to examine
a variety of situations and determine
the absolute best and most profitable
way to operate the plant at the op-
timum point,” says Schneider Elec-
tric’s Wiley. “At the end of the day, the
benefits of optimization are profits.”
Vikas Dhole, vice president of en-
gineering product management with
AspenTech (Bedford, Mass.; www.
aspentech.com) adds that because
there are several elements to optimi-
zation, including operability, capital
efficiency, safety, energy efficiency
and environmental efficiency, there is
now a focus on simultaneously ad-
dressing all the elements of optimiza-
tion. “No one says: ‘Today I want to
optimize energy and tomorrow I want
to optimize safety.’ So the focus of
the software needs to be on allowing
users to run all of these optimization
scenarios at one time,” says Dhole.
For this reason, there is a move
from the traditional simulation para-
digm of modeling different authorities
one at a time to concurrent optimiza-
tion where the user is not just mod-
eling, but simultaneously modeling
to get energy efficiency, safety and
capital efficiency information in one
fell swoop (Figure 1).
Another change in simulation tools
is that many users are interested in
more narrow or defined optimization
at the asset or system level. “We are
seeing a move from process optimi-
zation to asset optimization, which
allows users to see inside the equip-
ment and look at it in a holistic way,
not just from design and operation,
but also from a maintenance and reli-
ability point of view,” explains Dhole.
Ahmad Haidari, global industry di-
rector for process, energy and power
industries with ANSYS (Canonsburg,
Pa.; www.ansys.com) agrees that
simulation at this level is a growing
— and helpful — trend. “Engineering
analysis or engineering simulation at
the subsystem level allows proces-
sors to answer difficult questions
about maintaining certain systems
and then gives them the confidence
to optimize based on those answers,”
Haidari explains. He cites an example
of how simulation can assist with
maintenance issues: “In a refinery,
erosion can cause plant shutdowns
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FIGURE 2. Comparative images using ANSYS CFD from a solid suspension study at Aditya Birla Science &
Technology Co. The sample images illustrate velocity vectors and mixing patterns on the center-plane of
the tanks in this three-dimensional study. The image on the left shows the original conical impeller and
image on the right shows the result from the modified design. The proposed design provides five times
better mixing for solid suspensions using 12% less power. Simulation helped the engineering team make
design decisions that balanced mixing and power draw
which can take weeks and is expen-
sive. By using simulation, we can
understand where erosion may exist
due to the velocities of particulates
that create erosion and then, dur-
ing the next scheduled maintenance
shutdown, tend to that area before it
becomes a problem,” he says. “Sim-
ulation can also be used in this case
to find a way to prevent erosion, per-
haps by using less catalyst. What-
ever scenarios they are considering
can be run in the simulator without
any risk to the actual process.”
Another way processors might
use simulation at the system level is
to answer questions about scaleup.
For example, says Haidari, engineers
already have knowledge about how
to scale up a mixing tank, but they
may not understand the startup
forces of that particular tank or they
may want to know if they can use
the tank for other applications or
increase production or the rate of
reaction. “Given a set of operational
questions, you can get the data and
the answers to these questions for
that mixing tank by using a simula-
tions,” he says (Figure 2).
In other words, given a specific
set of questions, simulation provides
insight. “The value you get out of
simulation and insight is that it effi-
ciently and effectively provides data
because it has the ability to quickly
provide answers to questions that
were previously obtained by running
lengthy experiments. Simulations
allow engineers to narrow down their
search, find the desired results and
more easily optimize the system for
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the best results,” says Haidari.
Drilling down further, simulation
tools also exist for performance
monitoring of specific sets of equip-
ment, such as heat exchangers,
providing very rigorous, accurate
models, says David Gibbons, direc-
tor, engineering software develop-
ment, with HTRI (Navasota, Tex.;
www.htri.net). “Oftentimes after a
plant is built and operating, proces-
sors find they have a problem with
a heat exchanger that is not per-
forming as expected and it reduces
throughput. Alternatively, users may
need to change process conditions
and be sure their heat exchanger is
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capable of handling the new condi-
tions. In these cases, a specialized,
rigorous model is more helpful than
the native, simple heat-exchanger
models that are provided with most
simulation tools,” says Gibbons. “By
using specialized software for heat
exchangers, you can call up the de-
tailed rigorous models that would be
relevant to the equipment you are
troubleshooting, which gives you the
benefit of accuracy when trying to
determine how the heat exchanger
performs as conditions change.”
He adds that there is a continu-
ing need to find a way to under-
stand fouling and when to clean
heat exchangers, so monitoring
heat-exchanger performance is an
important area. More rigorous mod-
els, based on historic data of heat-
exchanger performance, as well as
data from the plant, can help users
determine how and where fouling
is occurring. It is only by looking at
the network of heat exchangers as a
whole, that users can optimize which
heat exchangers to clean. “There’s a
huge amount of money lost through
fouling and the better they are able
to deal with that, the more money
they can save from lost revenue and
downtime. That is more profit they
can make at the end of the day.”
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Better control
Another trend in simulation, says
Steve Brown, president of Chemsta-
tions (Houston; www.chemstations.
com), is the demand for a simulator
arrangement where there is a “virtual
plant” running alongside the actual
plant, calculating optimal conditions,
allowing users to compare optimal
versus actual and displaying it to the
operator who may not have experi-
ence with simulation tools. “In these
cases, the operator doesn’t need
to understand thermodynamics or
the calculations or functions that are
core to simulation, but he needs to
understand what changing values in
the actual production facility mean,”
says Brown, who’s company is cur-
rently working with partners to deliver
solutions that will work in this man-
ner. “The partner builds a very com-
plex model of the virtual plant that
operates exactly like the facility does,
then embeds that technology inside
their deliverable, which may include
an interface like a SCADA [supervi-
sory control and data acquisition] or
Excel that is accessible to teams that
don’t need to know anything about
simulation to use it.”
He says this provides a true pro-
duction environment, which can be
employed to build a “decision think-
ing environment” that not only mea-
sures what is happening in the actual
plant, but also what the virtual simula-
tion engine is calculating, and deliver
a dashboard to the management of
the company so they can make deci-
sions about how to best operate. “I
would call it advanced process con-
trol using a virtual plant that is based
on first-principle simulation.”
While this has been attempted be-
fore, Brown says calculation speeds
have caught up, allowing simulators
to calculate fast enough to keep up
with the distributed control system
(DCS). “The DCS is constantly poll-
ing all of the data sources and if the
simulator can’t keep up, there’s a
hole in the system and lagging, so
users can’t make decisions based
on that. But with increases in speed,
our simulation can deliver results as
fast as needed to make realtime de-
cisions and do advanced process
control,” he says.
Every plant, he says, is subject to
variability in terms of raw material
quality, ambient temperatures, hu-
midity and so on, and typical con-
trol systems are one way to address
these variables. “However, advanced
process control that has access to
rigorous first-principle simulation al-
lows management to find alternative
operating conditions that are global
optimum conditions, opening the
door to massive savings in energy
and other efficiencies over a wide
range of variable operating condi-
tions,” explains Brown.
This type of simulation can also
be used for complex functions such
as calculating the composition of
stream, says Brown. “Typically to
measure the composition of the
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FIGURE 4. Automated simulations can be used to continually monitor a pipeline system for liquids drop
out using measured compositions and flows. The phase envelope for the mixtures can be calculated and
fed back into the system so operators can see how close they are to the cricondentherm. These data
are something they want to know in realtime, but it’s not something that can be measured. However, the
simulator can calculate this based on the data
to maintain, but the simulator is ca-
pable of calculating the composition
very easily given all the inputs from
the plant itself, so it serves as a ‘soft
sensor’ because it is capable of very
fast, rigorous and accurate calcula-
tions. But there is no need for the
simulation environment to be vis-
ible” (Figure 3).
BRE’s Addington agrees that there
is a growing demand for automated
simulation. “We see more people
in engineering wanting to sit down
and solve engineering problems,
but they don’t want to spend time
building models or getting them up
to date. Automating the simulation
allows them to do this. They might
have the simulation set up to grab
operating data straight from the his-
torian, allowing the engineer to sit
down and immediately start look-
ing for bottlenecks or areas of op-
timization. They may also have the
simulator set up so that it runs auto-
matically to fill in the blanks of their
instrumentation,” he says.
For example, it might be used to
continually monitor a pipeline system
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for liquids drop out using measured
compositions and flows. “We can
calculate the phase envelope for the
mixtures and feed that back into the
system so operators can see how
close they are to the cricondentherm
[a dewpoint temperature]. It is some-
thing they want to know in real time,
but it’s not something they can go out
and measure. However, the simulator
can calculate this based on the data,”
he explains (Figure 4).
Results from these types of simu-
lations can be used as accurate in-
formation for decision making or, in
other cases, for optimization. “When
there are dozens of variables they
can adjust in an effort to improve
performance, it can be difficult and
time consuming to determine what
move to make. The simulator can
be set up to run automatically, pull
in historical information and calculate
the optimum,” Addington says. “This
gives operators a direction to look
at to determine if it is worth making
changes to the process and if those
changes will increase the bottom
line. It gets information in their hands
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that they otherwise might not have,
allowing them to make better engi-
neering decisions.”
Taking simulation into the IIoT
A growing trend, says Schneider
Electric’s Wiley, is to use simulation
for applications such as augmented
reality and artificial intelligence (AI).
“These are all extensions of simula-
tion, automation, advanced process
control and optimization that are
leading us closer to the Industrial
Internet of Things (IIoT), or Indus-
try 4.0,” she says. “Because many
process facilities are already so
automated, have the sensors and
instrumentation and have already
captured the models, they are in
a position to take those data and
that model and apply things like
augmented reality for maintenance,
training and predictive analytics.”
While the applications sound fu-
turistic, they are already beginning
to creep into industry via virtual-
reality and augmented-reality-based
operations used for training and
maintenance. “We see it happening
now where a digital work order is
created and maintenance techs go
into the field with a tablet, take that
device, place it in front of the unit
and the simulation superimposes
the data, schematics and instruc-
tions right on their view.”
Called immersive simulation, mobile
devices coupled with simulation are
able to augment the actual view. “It’s
all in a real environment and it gives
the end user that extra help, which
improves productivity and lowers
maintenance costs,” explains Wiley.
She adds that by digitizing the op-
eration, it is possible to use this aug-
mented reality and AI for predictive
analytics, as well. “The idea is to pre-
dict the failure before it occurs. The
simulator can apply the rules and the
data and understand when a piece
of equipment will alarm so it can be
addressed before that occurs. With
the technology that is already avail-
able — we have all the pieces and
the ability to plug it all together —
augmented and virtual reality for
these types of IIoT applications will
grow quickly.” n
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less-steel housing and disk. Its sur-
face finish helps to reduce buildup,
making it appropriate for many ap-
plications in the chemical, food and
pharmaceutical sectors. It is avail-
able in sizes from 2–20 in. The inflat-
able seat design provides a better
seal by using air pressure to expand
the seat against the disk, providing
more sealing area and an even pres-
sure distribution against the disk.
Because the disk only makes casual
contact with the seat during open-
ing and closing, torque requirements
are said to be substantially lower. Its
ease of movement allows the disk
to come to a perfect 90-deg posi-
tion every time, says the company.
— Posiflate, St. Paul, Minn.
www.posiflate.com
Corrosion-resistant dosing
valve offers 2 million life cycles
The Type 604/605 pneumatically
actuated dosing valve offers a more
robust, corrosion-resistant alterna-
tive to typical chemical dosing ap-
plications that often rely on low-cost
solenoid valves. While high-end, cor-
rosion-resistant solenoid valves are
available, they tend to be costly. This
dosing valve solves both of these
problems, says the company. It is
available in a range of materials and
sizes. The valve is pressure-rated
at 90 psi unidirectional with operat-
ing temperatures from –4 to 284°F,
depending on the body material. —
GF Piping Systems, Irvine, Calif.
www.gfps.com
Piston valves isolate steam,
condensate and process media
The PV4 and PV6 piston valves
(photo) are developed for isolation
purposes. They are available in NPT
and SW versions, in sizes from 1/2 to
2 in. Material choices include forged
carbon steel and forged stainless
steel. These valves are designed to
Class 800 and provide tight shut-
off, suitable for steam, condensate
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and other liquid purposes. — Spirax Posiflate
Sarco, Blythewood, S.C.
www.spiraxsarco.com
This ball valve is available for
copper tubing systems
The new line of Viega ProPress
Hydronic Ball Valves (photo) are full
port and designed for non-potable
water applications. They are available
in 1/2 and 3/4-in press sizes and 3/4-
in. hose sizes. The ball valves feature
NH threads and an ethylene propyl-
ene diene monomer (EPDM) sealing
element. The Viega ProPress copper
system (which joins copper tubing
in seconds without flame or heavy
equipment) is available in more than
600 fitting configurations, and ben-
efits from a patented SmartConnect
feature, which ensures high-integrity
connections, says the manufacturer.
— Viega LLC, Broomfield, Colo.
www.viega.us
Miniature solenoid valve
provides inert isolation
The Model WTA-2 two-way, nor-
mally closed, inert isolation valves
and Model WTB-3 three-way valves
are avilable with molded polyether
ether ketone (PEEK) and polyphenyl-
ene sulfide (PPS) valve bodies. Both
use polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
isolation diaphragms and a valve
seat of soft, fluoroelastomer seals,
which are said to be very tolerant
of particulate matter in the media
that would typically destroy conven-
tional valve seals. — Clark Solutions,
Hudson, Mass.
www.clarksol.com
Rugged valves are designed
for hydroelectricity operations Spirax Sarco
This company’s valves (photo; p. 24)
are designed for use in the hydro-
electric power industry, where the
power of moving water is used to
generate electricity. Its Quarter-Turn
family of valves includes the Quadro-
Sphere ball valves, EnerG ball valves
and American-BFV butterfly valves.
All are available in a wide range of
sizes and pressures. The Quadro-
Sphere was designed with addi- Viega
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 Val-Matic tional flow paths and seat-contact
minimized for reduced wear and
operating torques. The company’s
Surgebuster check valve, Tilted Disc
check valve, and Swing check valve
are designed to prevent slamming,
reduce head loss and provide signifi-
cant savings in pumping costs, says
the company. — Val-Matic Valve &
Manufacturing Corp., Elmhurst, Ill.
www.valmatic.com
Valve-position transmitter
supports safety monitoring
The Digital EPIC-2 is an intelligent
valve-position transmitter (photo)
that offers discrete position control.
Its reliable, non-contact position
feedback with digital communica-
tions via HART 7 protocol and DTM
technology. It allows for seamless
integration into any control system,
says the company. This allows for
remote configuration, calibration
and diagnostics. Equipped with
advanced diagnostic capabilities,
this product can be used to per-
form emergency shutdown moni-
toring and implement simple partial
stroke testing (PST) and solenoid-
operated valve testing, helping
Westock Controls to preserve the integrity of critical
safety systems. Its predictive diag-
nostics and intelligent alarms can
pinpoint the root cause of prob-
lems to help users predict neces-
sary valve maintenance ahead of
valve valve failure, lowering the
total cost of ownership and ensur-
ing effective valve maintenance and
operational integrity. — Westock
Controls, Saddle Brook, N.J.
www.westlockcontrols.com
This back-pressure valve
also dampens pulsation
The patent-pending Hybrid Valve
Alfa Laval
is said to be the world’s first com-
bination pulsation dampener and
back-pressure valve. It combines
the steady flow control of a pulsation
dampener and the regulation of a
back-pressure valve in a single piece
of equipment. Typically, pumping
systems require two separate com-
ponents to achieve this outcome,
yet when installing pulsation damp-
eners and back-pressure valves in
any pumping station, location and
proximity are key. Combining both
unit operations in a single compo-
Sofis, Alphen aan den Rijn nent gives users greater control over
24 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
key engineering decisions, says the
company. — Blacoh Fluid Control,
Riverside, Calif.
www.blacoh.com
This valve matrix offering
brings several advantages
Hygienic processes in the food-
and- beverage, pharmaceutical and
related sectors face particular chal-
lenges when it comes to manag-
ing process flows. A valve matrix
(photo), also known as a valve clus-
ter, provides one option to maximize
process efficiency. It is designed to
allow simultaneous circulation of liq-
uids (including clean-in-place fluids)
on several levels with the exact num-
ber of lines and rows to match the
specific requirements of your pro-
cess. The matrix provides flexibility
to run multiple products to multiple
destinations while others are being
cleaned. These valve matrices can
be supplied pre-assembled and
pre-tested, as well as fully wired and
with all the necessary pneumatic
tubings, junction boxes and control
panel pre-connected. This allows
complex installations to be brought
online quckly, says the company. —
Alfa Laval AB, Lund Sweden
www.alfalaval.com
Two products improve valve
operation in the field
This company offers two solu-
tions (photo) that are aimed at eas-
ing valve operation for workers and
improving safety and confidence.
The Power Wrench portable actua-
tor allows any multi-turn valve to be
opened or closed in minutes, pro-
tecting workers from back injury and
reducing valve operating time by
up to 80%, says the company. The
company’s VPI Position Indicator
uses a patented counting mecha-
nism to provide a clear view of the
position of manual, linear multi-turn
valves (including gate and globe
valves) in the field, increasing worker
safety. — Sofis, Alphen aan den Rijn,
the Netherlands
www.sofisglobal.com
These gate, globe and check
valves boast new features
Designed in accordance with the in-
dustry’s latest standards, specifically
API-624, the Pacific CSV line of cast
steel gate, globe and check valves
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(photo) provides the highest level of
quality and performance in demand-
ing applications. Each has undergone
recent improvement to offer new
features that enhance reliability, op-
erations and maintenance. The gate
valve’s fully-guided wedge ensures
smooth operation in both horizontal
and vertical orientations, delivering
improved resistance to sticking. The
globe valve is designed to enable
both lower seating torque and faster
setup compared to competing valve
designs, says the company.— Crane
ChemPharma & Energy, The Wood-
lands, Tex.
www.cranecpe.com
Inline serviceable globe valves
are designed for severe service
Clampseal inline-serviceable Y, angle
and T-pattern globe-stop, check
and stop-check valves (photo) are
ideal for severe-service applica-
tions. These forged valves are avail-
able in sizes of 1/2 to 4-in. through
ASME #4500 Class, in a variety
of materials and connectors. The
available features include a pres- Crane ChemPharma & Energy
sure-seal bonnet for maintainability,
quick-replacement packing cham-
ber, single-piece gland with an inter-
nal gland wrench, solid Stellite seat-
ing features and a two-year warranty.
— Conval, Somers, Conn.
www.conval.com
This valve portfolio now has
smart IO-link connectivity
This company recently added smart
connectivity of its pneumatic valve
islands to machine controllers by
introducing new IO-Link modules
that can be easily integrated with
existing Parker valves. This new
module offers plug-and-play valve
compatibility for operators using In-
dustrial Ethernet, meaning they can
benefit from similar performance
and reduced system complexity at
a lower cost, says the company.
This communication technology
alows devices to be simply and
easily integrated in the same way
as all commonly used fieldbus and
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 AS-Schneider not need to be trained in a new
protocol. In addition, the network
configuration can be stored or writ-
ten into the code and downloaded
to the device with no programming
required. — Parker Hannifin Corp.,
Cleveland, Ohio
www.parker.com
Improve plant safety with these
high-pressure valves
This company’s family of high-
pressure valves (photo) can handle
service to 15,000 psi, and provide
leak-free shutoff even under extreme
conditions. The steam seal pack-
ing consists of polytetrafluoroethyl-
ene (PTFE). The standard material
is stainless steel Type 316, although
other materials are also available.
Users can choose between NPT
threads or connections for cone fit-
tings — AS-Schneider, Nordheim,
Germany
www.as-schneider.com
This diverter valve benefits
from recent upgrades
The second-generation PT45 Valve
(photo) introduces new features,
such as adjustable alignment stops
located in the housing, position in-
dication from the tunnel itself, ad-
Schenck Process ditional actuation options, and ex-
ternal-tunnel position indication. A
positive food-grade rubber-silicone
seal at each port is designed to pre-
vent contamination. Additional fea-
tures include 45-deg port-to-port
rotation, a two-way switching capa-
bility for either dilute-phase or dense-
phase conveying applications, cast
iron or aluminum housing and other
features. A pneumatic actuator pro-
vides a 2–4-s actuation time be-
tween ports. — Schenck Process
LLC, Whitewater, Wis.
www.schenckprocess.com/us
Keep DCS systems informed
about manual valve positions
Distributed control systems (DCS)
need to know if valves are open or
closed, and this becomes more chal-
lenging when dealing with manually
Rotork
operated valves. When the SPI Smart
Position Indicator (photo) is installed,
the control center is able to monitor
any of the valves in the facility, to en-
sure more accurate process control
The SPI has a large dial display to
show the valve position locally, and
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one or two internal switches or sen-
sors for remote indication. The fully
sealed aluminum enclosure provides
an accurate and reliable valve-posi-
tion signal. For larger valves that are
operated with a gearbox, the SPI is
mounted to the gearbox input flange.
For smaller valves, it can be mounted
directly on the valve and an optional
thrust base is available for rising-
stem applications. The SPI is avail-
able in two versions that are certified
for use in hazardous areas. — Rotork
PLC, Bath, U.K.
www.rotork.com
Diaphragm valve maintains a
reliable seal, reducing leakage
The Pure-Flo EnviZion valve is de-
signed to allow for more streamlined
installation and maintenance, deliv-
ering less downtime, longer preven-
tive maintenance cycles and greater
production capacity for manufactur-
ers. With a breakthrough mount-
and-turn design that requires no
tools or torquing, the EnviZion valve
has reduced valve maintenance
time from 23 minutes to just three,
says the company. Tool-less instal-
lation ensures a properly installed
bonnet and eases installation in
tight spaces. The integrated ther-
mal-compensation system provides
a constant sealing force, eliminating
the effects of thermal cycling, says
the company. — ITT Engineered
Valves, Lancaster, Pa.
www.engvalves.com
Pivoting chute diverter
improves abrasives handling
The Pivoting Chute Diverter (a mem-
ber of this company’s Titan Series
of products) is designed to improve
processing speeds and provide a
valve with improved longevity when
operating in particularly abrasive en-
vironments. In particular, it is devel-
oped for applications handling such
materials as alumina, bauxite, ce-
ment, metal ores, coal, flyash, gravel,
industrial sand and others. It has a
body constructed from carbon steel,
and an independent, internal pivoting
chute whose material-contact parts
are lined with a choice of abrasion-
resistant metal. It is available in either
a two-way or three-way configura-
tion. — Vortex Global, Salina, Kan.
www.vortexglobal.com n
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New Products
Analyze piping stress with
this updated software
Caesar II 2018 (V. 10.0) is the newest
version of this company’s software
suite for pipe stress analysis and eval-
uating the structural responses and
stresses of piping systems accord-
ing to international codes and stan-
dards. In addition to the latest pip-
ing codes, Caesar II now supports a
more robust analysis (compliant with
KHK Level 2 standards) of the stabil-
ity of a piping system during a serious
seismic event, helping to ensure the
safety of facility piping in earthquake-
prone areas. The new version also
offers the ability to identify and track
supports throughout the software
using new support and hanger-tag
fields. When a user deletes a load
case, the software automatically re-
numbers the remaining cases and
indicates any impacts from the dele-
tion to combination cases. In Caesar
II, quick model changes are also pos-
sible with the Find & Replace option
in the list inputs. — Hexagon PPM,
Huntsville, Ala.
www.hexagonppm.com
A flow switch and monitor
in a single device
The dual-function FS10i flow switch/
monitor (photo) delivers two functions
in a single instrument. It is particularly
useful in gas-flow safety-related ap-
plications (including those with haz-
ardous gases) because it is designed
to provide a dependable high- or
low-trip point alarm, says the manu-
facturer. It also includes an analog
4–20-mA output signal and operates
over a wide flow range in air or gas from
0.25 to 400 ft/s and in water from 0.01
to 0.5 ft/s with a repeatability of ±0.5%
of reading. Configured in the field, the
FS10i eliminates additional calibration
costs. The FS10i flow switch/monitor’s
analog output enables flow trending
that can provide an early warning of
clogged filters, pipe fitting leaks, wear-
ing seals, pump problems and other
causes of flow disruptions before sys-
tem shutdown. The FS10i is designed
for insertion into 0.5-in. (13 mm) or
larger pipes and square ducts. — Fluid
Components International LLC (FCI),
San Marcos, Calif.
www.fluidcomponents.com
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An abrasion-resistant mixer Fluid Components International
with proprietary mixing flights
The new model 700-THX-50-ARI
rotary batch mixer (photo) blends
abrasive materials, such as concrete,
premix, mortar mix, glass, fiberglass,
refractories, tungsten powder and
ceramics, in 1–3 min with minimized
abrasive wear or product degrada-
tion. The mixer features abrasion-re-
sistant steel contact surfaces, internal
mixing flights with easy-to-replace
wear plates and radial seals for dust-
tight operation. It has a usable batch
capacity of 50 ft3 or 4,000 lbs, and
achieves uniformity, regardless of
disparities in the bulk densities, par-
ticle sizes or flow characteristics of
batch ingredients, according to the
manufacturer. Its horizontal rotating
vessel contains proprietary mixing
flights that tumble, turn, cut and fold
material gently, preventing degrada-
tion and imparting minimal energy to
the batch. A stationary inlet and outlet
at opposite ends of the vessel allow
hard piping to upstream and down-
stream conveyors, process or pack-
aging equipment or storage vessels.
— Munson Machinery Co., Utica, N.Y.
www.munsonmachinery.com
This compact system supplies
ultrapure water for laboratories
Arium mini (photo) is a compact,
ultrapure-water system for labora-
tory and pharmaceutical applications.
This new system delivers a flowrate of
Munson Machinery
1 L/min and is specially designed for
ultrapure water requirements of less
than 10 L/d. This space-saving unit,
with a width of only 28 cm (11 in.), eas-
ily integrates into laboratory environ-
ments. The standard version of Arium
mini is independent of a permanently
installed water tap. Water is supplied
to this system via the integrated bag,
which is filled by a built-in pump. In the
process, pretreated water is pumped
into the bag automatically and is thus
used as feedwater for the production
of ultrapure water. The expanded ver- Sartorius Stedim Biotech
sion, Arium mini Plus, can be directly
connected to a feedwater tap. In this
system, feedwater is treated first by a
pretreatment cartridge, which consists
of a combination of activated carbon
and a reverse-osmosis module, and
is safely stored intermediately in the
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 SOR integrated bag. Final production of ul-
trapure water then takes place using
a specially developed purification car-
tridge. — Sartorius Stedim Biotech,
Göttingen, Germany
www.sartorius-stedim.com
Selectively remove
chromium (IV) from wastewater
The new, selective Lewatit TP 107 ion-
exchange resin was developed specifi-
cally for municipal drinking water treat-
ment facilities and is certified to NSF/
ANSI standard 61. Lewatit TP 107
also offers key advantages in the in-
dustrial sector, such as for wastewater
treatment in the electroplating indus-
tries. The regenerable adsorber resin
(multiple-use) demonstrates desirable
chromate-adsorption kinetics at high
specific flowrates, thus significantly re-
ducing the resin requirements, says the
manufacturer. Compared to traditional
strong-base anion-exchange resins, the
capacity for chromium (VI) is increased
by a factor of up to 2.5. Hazardous chro-
mate is removed from wastewater with
up to 100 ppm Cr (VI) content, as well
as at very low concentrations in the ppb
range, thus meeting all current regulatory
requirements. The resins require fairly
infrequent regeneration, thereby signifi-
cantly reducing the consumption of re-
generation chemicals. Following reduc-
tion, the regenerating solutions can be
treated easily and safely. — Lanxess AG,
Siemens
Cologne, Germany
www.lanxess.com
This high-pressure regulator
has three outlets
The 1201 high-pressure (HP) regulator
(photo) is designed to provide control of
the downstream pressure of a gas-flow
system. In many gas-flow applications,
reducing pressure in multiple stages is
important to prevent freezing and cavi-
tation issues. The 1201 HP regulator is
suitable for use as a first-stage regu-
lator for reducing the pressure that is
input to other pressure-reducing regu-
lators or filters, and also for removing
pressure fluctuations. With three out-
lets, the 1201 HP regulator gives the
AW-Lake
user the ability to control pneumatic
pressure of three other devices. The
device provides the option of five dif-
ferent outlet-pressure ranges, and it is
simple to change control springs if the
need to change outlet-pressure ranges
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arises. The maximum supply pressure
is 5,000 psi, and the 1201 HP can op-
erate between –40 and 225°F. Also, it
can function with air, inert gases and
natural gas. — SOR Inc., Lenexa, Kan.
www.sorinc.com
An enhanced ultrasonic-flow
system with high accuracy
The Sitrans FS220 clamp-on ultrasonic
flowmeter (photo) is the newest addition
to this company’s portfolio of next-gen-
eration digital flow-measurement sys-
tems. Combining the Sitrans FST020
transmitter with Sitrans FSS200 ex-
ternally mounted sensors, the Sitrans
FS220 offers the most commonly re-
quired measurement functions with
high accuracy, cost efficiency and
ease of use, says the company. The
new flow system is suitable for indus-
tries that require budget-conscious
liquid flow instrumentation, including
water and wastewater, power, HVAC
and chemical. It measures with a con-
sistently high accuracy of 1% of flow-
rate, improved zero-stability, resulting
in minimal need to set a zero point
and repeatability of 0.25% accord-
ing to ISO 11631. — Siemens AG,
Munich, Germany
www.siemens.com
New turbine flowmeters
with wireless integration
The TW Series turbine flowmeter
(photo) provides flow measurement
of oils, water and chemicals with
±1% of reading or better and 0.1%
repeatability. TW Series turbine me-
ters are available in flow ranges from
0.6 to 5,000 gal/min and feature 316
stainless-steel construction, tungsten-
carbide rotor shaft and tight machin-
ing tolerance. With working pressures
up to 5,000 psi and fluid temperatures
from –150 to 350°F, the TW Series is
suitable for a variety of liquid flow ap-
plications, including chemical injection.
The flowmeters can be easily integrated
with flow totalizers as part of a wireless
flow-control system for remote moni-
toring and control. — AW-Lake Co.,
Oak Creek, Wis.
www.aw-lake.com
Sterile air filters for
extreme conditions
The P-SRF line of sterile air filters
(photo, p. 29) includes two varia-
DECEMBER 2017
tions: P-SRF V, a Vacuum handling now has Flow computer and terminal for
borosilicate depth fieldbus-communicating pumps measuring pipeline flowrates
media suitable The Lem- The Y-Flow prod-
for final filtration com vac- uct family con-
of processes and uum pump sists of the Y-Flow
venting applica- (photo) is YFFC (field flow
tions; and P-SRF said to be computer; photo)
X, a pleated PTFE the world’s and Y-Flow YRTU
final membrane first vacuum Coval (remote termi-
filter in a strong pump with nal unit). The Y-
Donaldson
stainless-steel functionality for communicating Flow YFFC is a Yokogawa
housing designed for extreme con- mechatronics, making it possible low-power, orifice-flow computer
ditions and temperatures. Both fil- for operators to receive realtime in- designed to measure AGA 3 orifice
ters deliver a log reduction value formation, and enabling corrective gas flow and the Y-Flow YRTU is
of 7 or greater for bacteria, viruses and preventive maintenance of the a low-power remote terminal unit
and particles (down to 3 nm) to im- pump. As with the company’s other designed to measure various com-
prove product and process integrity. intelligent vacuum pumps, the Lem- plex AGA gas flow calculations, as
The filters are built with mechanical com integrates two energy-saving well as remote control applications.
stability and temperature resistance technologies: ASR (Air Saving Regu- The Y-Flow YFFC utilizes the com-
up to 392°F. They perform reliably lator); and ASC (Air Saving Control), pany’s EJX910A multivariable trans-
under extreme conditions, includ- making it possible to attain up to mitter capsule and communication
ing contact with vapor-phase hy- 90% energy savings, says the man- board. The multivariable capsule
drogen peroxide (VPHP) and ozone ufacturer. The units are suitable for and communication board are inte-
sterilization — up to 150 cycles for applications in gripping airtight ma- grated into the flow computer as a
the P-SRF V and 200 cycles for the terials in the automobile, aeronauti- single unit, thus reducing the cost
P-SRF X. — Donaldson Co., Inc., cal and plastics sectors. — Coval of ownership and providing an ac-
Minneapolis, Minn. SAS, Montélier, France curate and precise measurement.
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Facts At Your Fingertips
Agglomeration and Granulation
Department Editor: Scott Jenkins
A
gglomeration and granulation
are used to achieve a wide
range of objectives in solids-
handling processes, including to
ensure a desired particle-size distri-
bution, minimize segregation, and im-
prove solids flow, as well as to control
de-aeration and compaction behavior
and attrition resistance and solid dis-
solution rates. This one-page refresh-
er describes the two broad categories
of agglomeration processes — agita-
tion (wet agglomeration) and com-
pression methods.
Wet agglomeration
Agitation-based processes include
fluidized-bed, disc, drum and mixer
granulators, as well as hybrid designs
(Figure 1). A particulate feed is intro-
duced to a process vessel and is ag-
glomerated (batch or continuous) to
form a granulated product. The feed
typically consists of a mixture of active
products, binders, diluents, flow aids,
surfactants, wetting agents, lubri-
cants, fillers and end-use aids (sinter-
ing aids, colors and taste modifiers).
Agglomeration can be induced by
a solvent or slurry atomized onto the
bed of particles, or by the controlled
sintering or partial melting of a binder
component of the feed. Wetting of
the initial feed promotes nucleation of
fine powders, or a coating for particle
sizes in excess of drop size. In the
coalescence (growth) stage, partially
wetted primary particles and previ-
ously formed nuclei coalesce to form
granules composed of several parti-
cles. As granules grow, they are com-
pacted by the forces of bed agitation.
Granulation processes vary from
low to medium levels of applied
shear and stress, producing gran-
ules of low to medium and (in some
cases) high density. Ranked from
lowest to highest levels of shear,
these processes include fluidized-
bed, tumbling and mixer granulators.
Fluidized-bed granulators. In flu-
idized-bed granulators, particles are
supported, mixed and dried by a
heated gas. Proper gas-distributor
design is required to maintain solids
mixing, and heat and mass transfer.
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Liquid binder (aque-
ous or solvent) is
sprayed through
an atomizing, two-
fluid nozzle located
above, in or below
the bed. Spray dis-
tribution, atomizer
design and humidity
control are crucial to
proper operation.
Tumbling granu-
lators. In tumbling
granulators, par- FIGURE 1. In wet agglomeration processes, a particulate feed is intro-
duced to a process vessel along with additives
ticles are set in mo-
tion by the tumbling action caused Tablet presses. Tablet presses pro-
by the balance between gravity and duce shapes of superior appearance
centrifugal forces. Common designs with strict specifications in weight,
include continuous, inclined disc and geometry, hardness and dissolution
drum granulators with throughput behavior. Good flow properties are
ranges of 1–100 ton/h and 1–5-min required for rapid, consistent die fill-
residence times. Disc granulators ing as well as proper die lubrication
consist of a rotating pan with a rim, (low die friction) to prevent capping
typically tilted at horizontal angles of and delamination.
50–60 deg. Drums are cylindrical, in- Roll presses. Roll presses force ma-
clined at a horizontal angle of 3–10 terial into gaps between two rotating
deg, and may be either open-ended rolls and amplify the incoming feed
or fitted with annular retaining rings. pressure to a maximum value that
Mixer granulators. Mixer granula- occurs at the minimum gap. This
tors induce granulation through me- pressure and roll dwell time controls
chanical agitation. A wide selection of agglomerate quality for given feed
mixing-tool designs is available. Dif- properties. Smooth or corrugated
ferences in equipment, impeller and rolls produce solid sheets, which are
chopper geometry result in wide vari- subsequently broken down and clas-
ations in shear rate and powder-flow sified to a desired agglomerate size.
patterns among manufacturers. Con- Extrusion. In extrusion, powder in a
trolling the amount of liquid phase, plastic state is forced through a die,
wet mass rheology, and the intensity perforated plate or screen. These
and duration of mixing determines processes can operate wet or dry to
agglomerate size and density. produce narrowly sized, dense pel-
lets. Extruder types include screw
Compaction processes extruders (such as axial end plate, ra-
In agglomeration by compression dial screen and basket designs), and
(compaction), a powder blend is fed pelletization equipment (such as ro-
to a device that promotes agglomera- tary cylinder and ram extruders). The
tion due to large, applied compaction equipment imparts shear to the mate-
pressures. Continuous sheets of solid rial and product attributes are strong-
material are produced, as in roll press- ly influenced by friction between the
ing, or some solid form is made, such powder and wall. Extrusion process-
as a briquette or tablet. Continuous es can exert the highest applied force
sheets or strands may either break of any size-enlargement device to
down in subsequent handling to form give the highest-density product. n
a granulated material, or the material
may be further processed through a EDITOR’S NOTE: This edition of Facts at your Fingertips
was adapted from the following articles: Ennis, B.J., Agglom-
variety of chopping, spheronization or eration Technology: Mechanisms, Chem. Eng., March 2010,
forced screening methods. pp. 34–39; and Ennis, B.J., Agglomeration Technology:
Equipment Selection, Chem. Eng., May 2010, pp. 50–54.
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 Technology Profile
Bio-acrylic acid production from glucose
By Intratec Solutions

A
crylic acid is a moderately
strong carboxylic acid, pri-
marily used in the produc-
tion of emulsion and solution
polymers. On a commercial scale,
acrylic acid is mainly produced from
the oxidation of propylene or propane
derived from petroleum or natural gas
— both nonrenewable fossil carbon-
based starting materials. In recent
years, significant research and devel-
opment efforts have been made to-
ward manufacturing acrylic acid from
natural renewable starting materials,
such as glucose or molasses originat-
ing from biomass, or from glycerol, a
byproduct from biofuels production.
The process
The following paragraphs describe
bio-based acrylic acid production
from glucose syrup, where the glu-
cose is initially fermented to gener-
ate 3-hydroxypropionic acid (3-HPA),
which is then dehydrated to produce
acrylic acid. Figure 1 presents a sim-
plified flow diagram of the process.
Fermentation. The culture media
used in the pre-fermentation and in
the fed-batch fermentation are pre-
pared by diluting the glucose syrup
(fermentable carbon source) and nu-
trients (source of nitrogen, vitamins
and minerals) in water. The main fer-
mentation is carried out in fed-batch
mode and under aerobic process
conditions. The pH of the fermenta-
tion broth is controlled by adding an
ammonia (NH3) solution to keep the
broth’s pH around 7. Due to the pres-
ence of the ammonium hydroxide,
most of the 3-hydroxypropionic acid
produced is neutralized to 3-hydroxy-
propionate, in such a way that the
broth contains mainly the conjugate
base of 3-hydroxypropionic acid.
Separation. After fermentation, cell
debris and other suspended solids
are removed from the broth by ul-
trafiltration. The permeate solution is
pumped to evaporators, while the re-
tentate — mostly biomass and water
— is disposed.
After evaporation, the concentrated
fermentation broth is fed to an agitat-
ed vessel operating under vacuum,
along with tricaprylamine (organic sol-
vent) and dodecanol (co-solvent). The
mixture is heated so that the ammo-
nium salt of the 3-hydroxypropionic
acid splits, producing ammonia and
3-hydroxyproprionate (3-HP). The
liquid stream from the salt-splitting is
then back-extracted in countercur-
rent contact with hot water, yielding
an aqueous phase rich in 3-HP and a
3-HP-lean organic phase.
The resultant aqueous solution of
3-HP is passed through a reactor
column packed with -alumina cata-
lyst, where the 3-HP is dehydrated to
acrylic acid that is fed, in turn, to an
azeotropic distillation system along
with toluene — an azeotropic solvent
for water removal.
Purification. The acrylic acid solu-
tion is fed to the crude acrylic acid
distillation unit for removal of remain-
ing impurities, and finally submitted
to a melt crystallization carried out in
multitube exchangers. After operat-
ing cycles (alternating the crystalliz-
19%
47%
18%
16%
n Raw materials n Utilities n Fixed costs n Depreciation
FIGURE 2. The graph breaks down operating costs
ing and melting stages), glacial acryl-
ic acid is obtained.
Economic performance
The total operating cost (raw materi-
als, utilities, fixed costs and deprecia-
tion costs) estimated for making bio-
acrylic acid was about $1,580 per ton
of bio-acrylic acid in the fourth quar-
ter of 2013. The analysis was based
on a plant with capacity to produce
150,000 metric ton per year of bio-
acrylic acid. A breakdown of the total
operating cost of such a plant is pre-
sented in Figure 2.
This column is based on “Bio-
Acrylic Acid Production from Glu-
cose – Cost Analysis,” a report pub-
lished by Intratec. It can be found
at: www.intratec.us/analysis/acrylic-
acid-production-cost. n
Edited by Scott Jenkins
Editor’s note: The content for this column is supplied by In-
tratec Solutions LLC (Houston; www.intratec.us) and edited by
Chemical Engineering. The analyses and models presented are
prepared on the basis of publicly available and non-confidential
information. The content represents the opinions of Intratec only.
More information about the methodology for preparing analysis
can be found, along with terms of use, at www.intratec.us/che.

Process 1. Medium preparation

Exhaust gases NH3 condensate Toluene 2. Fermentation
Glucose syrup makeup 3. Ultrafiltration
1 Biomass Tricaprylamine/ 4. Evaporators
(70 wt. %) for dodecanol 5. Salt-splitting
Corn steep disposal To waste
liquor (CSL) treatment 6. Back extraction
8 7. Dehydration
Microorganisms 5 6 CW
seed 3 8. Azeotropic distillation
ST
Air 4 9. Crude AA distillation
2 7 10 Glacial acrylic
acid 10. Crystallizer
9 11. Chiller
Process
condesate Process 12. Cooling tower
condensate RW 11 13. Steam boiler
ST
Recovered ammonia CW 12
Purge RF Refrigeration fluid
CW Cooling water
ST 13 ST Steam
FIGURE 1. This diagram shows a process for producing bio-acrylic acid from glucose

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Cost Engineering
Integrating Technology
and Economics
The Process Synthesis Model presented here is a methodology that integrates technology and
economics, thereby improving process design and reducing costs
DEFINE OBJECTIVES
Define Define
business technical
objectives objectives
Inputs:
• Customer needs
• Business &
economic
requirements
• Product attributes
• Product
specifications
• Bench-scale
testing results
(when done)
B
roadly, the chemical process in-
dustries (CPI) are comprised of
companies in the chemical, pe-
troleum refining, pharmaceutical,
household and personal-care products,
paper products, and the food-and-bever-
age and other sectors. Each sector is con-
tinually faced with product and process ob-
solescence, with cost inflation, and with the
growth of health, safety and environmen-
tal (HSE) regulations. To neutralize these
forces and remain competitive, CPI compa-
nies must continually develop or synthesize
new products and upgraded processes.
This article is about process synthesis,
and it presents a methodology that inte-
grates technology and economics, thereby
improving design quality and reducing costs.
Spending for process synthesis occurs in
three areas: research and development
(R&D), capital investment and production.
R&D expenses include the staffing, labora-
tory, pilot plant, and related efforts involved
in doing synthesis work. Capital investments
include the costs to design, install and
startup a “synthesized” process. Production
costs consist of the raw materials, packag-
ing materials and manufacturing costs that
are needed to produce a product made by a
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CREATE FLOWSHEET & ANALYZE & SELECT Outputs: Thane R. Brown
DESIGN OPTIONS OPTIONS • A technically feasible Proctor & Gamble
process
• Define the technical Analyze each Select • Block flow diagram of the
(Retired)
functions and their option options
sequence in the process
l All major process steps
process
• Define a list l All major flow streams,
of options including recycle & purge
• Process operating conditions
• Required materials of
IN BRIEF
construction THE METHODOLOGY
• Raw & packaging material
THE FOUNDATION OF
and catalyst/solvent specs
• Material & Energy balances SYNTHESIS
• Process design data, such
as reaction kinetics and PROCESS SYNTHESIS —
physical properties
• Scaleup criteria A MODEL
• Major HSE hazards identified
• Technical & economic study EXAMPLES
FIGURE 1. This schematic shows an overview of the Process
Synthesis Model (Adapted from Figure I-1, Ref. 6)
“synthesized” process.
While there is no concrete estimate of syn-
thesis costs, the author’s experience sug-
gests it is in the range of 10–30% of R&D,
10–25% of capital and 10–30% of produc-
tion cost spending*. Table 1 shows what CPI
companies in the 2015 Fortune 500 spent
in these three areas. Using those data, U.S.
synthesis spending in 2015 is estimated
at between $100 billion and $250 billion/
yr. Worldwide spending is of course much
greater. For perspective, worldwide chemical
sales [1] in 2015 were three times U.S. sales.
Ratioing up U.S. synthesis costs by three
approximates worldwide synthesis costs of
between $300 billion and $750 billion.
The methodology in this article, dubbed
the Process Synthesis Model, has the po-
tential to reduce synthesis-related spending
by between 5 and 10% per year while also
improving design quality. The cost savings
will vary from company to company, depen-
*Footnote: Production costs for
dent upon a company’s type of business any year will include synthesis-
and its focus on product and process up- related spending from previous
grades. For the sectors in Table 1, a 5–10% years because synthesis deci-
sions, such as raw material
reduction in synthesis costs would decrease quality, affect costs as long as
spending by $10 to 25 billion/yr. Globally, it’s the process operates.
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 TABLE 1. SALES, R&D, CAPITAL, AND PRODUCTION COST SPENDING FOR THE CPI COMPANIES IN THE 2015 FORTUNE 500*
CPI Sectors Sales, R&D, R&D, % of sales Capital, Capital, % of sales Cost of production, Production
$ billion $ billion $ billion $ billion cost, % of sales
Chemicals 189.6 7.2 4.0 14.2 7.5 125.1 65.9
Petroleum Refining 718.9 1.7 0.3 64.8 9.0 168.0 23.4
Pharmaceuticals 322.8 53.8 16.7 12.9 4.0 84.0 26.0
Household & Personal Products 128.0 3.0 2.3 5.9 4.6 59.3 46.3
Paper Products 29.5 0.1 0.2 1.9 6.5 21.2 71.7
Food Products 214.2 1.8 0.9 6.6 3.1 165.6 77.3
Beverages 120.2 0.8 1.1 6.4 5.3 52.1 43.3
CPI Totals 1,723 68 4.0 113 6.5 675 39.2
* Data in the table comes from each company's 2015 Form 10-K reports.
The averages for % R&D, % Capital and % Production Cost are sales-weighted averages.

between $30 and 75 billion. Use of the
Process Synthesis Model has the po-
tential to yield major profit improvement
and cost reduction while also improving
design quality.
THE METHODOLOGY
Process synthesis is defined as the
creation of a process that will make a
product meeting customer-based qual-
ity specifications, HSE regulations and
business and economic requirements.
The foundations of synthesis
From the definition come the three foun-
dations of synthesis: product quality,
HSE requirements, and business needs
and economics.
Product quality. Consumer needs de-
fine product attributes, which in turn
define product quality requirements. In
their book, “Chemical Product Design”
[2], Cussler and Moggridge discuss how
to define customer needs and translate
them into quality specifications.
Product quality specifications are dif-
ferent for different kinds of products. For
example, consider the following:
• Chemical attributes include items
such as product purity, types and lev-
els of impurities, color, odor, density,
viscosity and particle size distribution
• Food specifications cover items such
as flavor, mouth feel, texture, color,
viscosity, appearance and particle
size distribution
• Pharmaceutical specifications consist
of things like drug purity, types and
levels of impurities, taste, color, vis-
cosity, rate of adsorption by the body
HSE requirements. HSE involves what
occurs both inside and outside a plant.
Inside the plant, HSE deals with protect-
ing people, equipment and the facility.
Outside, it has to do with the commu-
**Footnote: FEL is an acronym for front end
loading. FEL 2 is also called Conceptual En-
nity and the environment. At a minimum,
gineering. companies should strictly comply with
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all laws and regulations and do that in a
cost-effective way.
To ensure the protection of the com-
munity, employees, equipment, facilities
and the environment, work during syn-
thesis has to consider the following:
• Health hazards: allergens, carcino-
gens, mutagens, toxic substances
• Personnel safety hazards: fire, explo-
sion, flammable and explosive materi-
als (which include some dusts), over-
pressure and others
• Equipment and facility hazards: fire,
explosion, flammable and explosive
materials, overpressure and others
• Environmental discharges (toxic and
non-toxic, as well as planned and ac-
cidental), to sewers, rivers and lakes,
the atmosphere, landfills and so on
Business needs and economics. Most
companies exist for one reason — mak-
ing money. To make money, they have
to develop and operate processes that
reliably deliver customer-driven product
quality at a competitive price while eco-
nomically complying with HSE regula-
tions. In the more profitable companies,
engineers begin integrating technology
and economics during synthesis and
continue that focus throughout the life
of a project. Integration brings a strong
economic focus to the technical work,
which results in a climate that supports
identifying and analyzing design options.
“Experience has shown that when lead-
ers maintain such [an economic] focus
throughout a project, project teams can
reduce capital costs by 5–10% …” [3]
Of interest is a study done by the Con-
struction Industry Institute (CII). While its
study dealt with the later stages in a
project (FEL 2** and beyond), its conclu-
sions also apply to synthesis activities.
CII concluded better design quality, re-
duced costs and shorter schedules are
statistically correlated with the following:
• Setting clear, measurable project
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• Creating and studying a comprehensive C16:0 C18:0 C18:1 C18:2 C18:3
list of options early in the project and con- Soybean oil 11 4 24 54 7
Olive oil 13 3 71 10 1
tinuing that throughout the project. Doing
Product X 11 4.5 74 10 <0.2
this produces a powerful economic focus
within the project emerge when the synthesis team broad-
• Developing a project plan centered on ens the number of options it considers and
early, firm scope decisions. (These early when the options include more than the
scope decisions are the ones made during team’s favorite solutions [4]
synthesis and are the ones upon which a • The cost structure of a product and its
project is based) process is largely set in the early stages
• Staffing a project with the right number of of a project. Thus, it is crucial to combine
appropriately experienced engineers economic and technical decision making
Per the CII report conclusions, the best-or- from the beginning of synthesis [5]
ganized projects had capital costs 4% lower • In the author’s experience, most engineer-
than expected and 20% lower than the more ing problems have more than one technically
poorly organized projects [3]. These data workable solution. When that is the case, a
support the earlier estimate of cost savings good tactic is to use economics to decide
and profit improvement from using the Pro- which of the workable options is best [6]
cess Synthesis Model.
When thinking about technical and eco- Process synthesis— a model
nomic integration, consider the following: The Process Synthesis Model (PSM), illus-
• Finding the “best” technical solution, rath- trated in Figure 1, integrates technical and
er than just a workable solution, requires business and economic decision making.
creating and studying a list of options It is designed around the following three
more comprehensive and thorough than principles:
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 technical, before work begins
• Identifying more design options
and ideas than is typical
• Using economics to select the best
of several technically acceptable
design options
Defining objectives. Just as one
decides where he or she wants to
go before starting out on a roadtrip,
the synthesis leader sets objectives
for his or her project before the ac-
tual work begins. Objectives mar-
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shal the energy of those doing the
work and focus it toward the same
endpoint. When work begins with-
out clear objectives, the following
two things happen:
• Objectives are sorted out by trial-and-
error. The trial and error approach
produces changing focuses, ineffi-
ciencies and wasted effort and time
• Unneeded work is done, work that
will be shelved or thrown away
Good objectives, which need to be
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realistic and measurable, are created
using input from the key stakeholders.
First, the synthesis leader works with
business management to learn what
business results they want. Since
business managers are busy and are
pulled in many directions at the same
time, they often have difficulty fully
engaging in the business needs dis-
cussion. A face-to-face interview with
the manager is a practical way to get
around this issue. Phone interviews
also work, but are not as effective.
Second, the synthesis leader and
his or her technical boss translate
the business objectives into technical
objectives. These objectives, stated
in technical terms, are what guide
the day-to-day work of synthesis. To
complete objective setting, the syn-
thesis leader writes the objectives
down and sees that each stakeholder
gets a copy. The box on p. 39 is an
example of the two types of objec-
tives for a new edible oil process.
The synthesis team should regularly
assess progress toward its objectives.
If a goal is not on track, the team de-
velops corrective plans. Lastly, it re-
ports status to the stakeholders.
For more details about setting
objectives or about the interviewing
method, see Chapter 7 of Ref. 6.
Creating options. Creating options is
the heart of the PSM. In this part of
synthesis, a tone of exploration and
of possibilities is needed to develop
a thorough and complete option list.
Because criticism, idea evaluation and
option selection get in the way of idea
exploration, it is best to hold these ac-
tivities until after list completion.
Building an option list can be dif-
ficult. The following three tools make
the task easier and will result in a
higher-quality list.
• The technical function flowsheet
(TFF) is a flowsheet creation meth-
od that fosters divergence while
defining the flowsheet. This meth-
od sets the stage for more com-
plete option lists
• Probing questions are a series of
questions intended to uncover
more options by deepening one’s
understanding of the process
• Unit operation (UO) guides are
lists of common UOs arranged
by types of technical functions,
such as “react a gas with a liquid”
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 or “separate a solid from a liquid.” They
greatly simplify identifying UO options
The technical function flow sheet. The TFF
is a block flow diagram that shows all the
steps in the process and all the major flow
streams. It is a bit different form of block flow
diagram in that each process step or block is
described in terms of technical functions, not
unit operations or equipment. Technical func-
tions specify the transformation taking place
within a block, for example: heat oil, hydro-
genate oil, or separate catalyst from oil. Note
these are verb-noun pairs. Corresponding
unit operations would be a U-tube heat ex-
changer, a jacketed reactor, and a pressure
filter, all of which are adjective-noun pairs.
Smith suggests beginning flowsheet cre-
ation with the reactor, moving to the separa-
tion and recycle systems, and lastly defining
the HSE processes [7]. When working on
the reactor and separator, one also defines
the feed preparation for those blocks. If a
process does not include a reactor, begin
with the central operation in the process. If
there is a reactor upstream or downstream
of the process, it is wise to look at how the
upstream reactor affects the process or how
the process affects the downstream reactor.
Often significant time passes between the
synthesis of a process and its installation in
a plant. This time lapse makes it important
not to overspecify the process during syn-
thesis. The following guideline takes this into
account and enhances the technical and
economic potential of the process: “Specify
as little as possible while ensuring the pro-
cess will operate as intended” [8]. This al-
lows those working well after the completion
of synthesis to bring current technology and
economics to bear on the selection of unit
operations and equipment.
There are times, however, when the syn-
thesis engineer must specify UOs or equip-
ment, particularly for the reactor and separa-
tor and functions to ensure the process will
operate as required. Again, it is best to leave
the added definition as open as possible. For
example, one might spell out two or three
options, rather than selecting a single UO.
Of course many functions need no added
specification. For example, heating and cool-
ing functions are typically simple applications
of heat exchange technology.
EXAMPLES: PRODUCT X
The examples in the rest of the article will
be based upon Product X, which was intro-
duced in the box above. These examples il-
lustrate creation of a TFF, development of an
option list, and option analysis.
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PROCESS SYNTHESIS OBJECTIVES FOR PRODUCT X
T
he following is a summary of the key objectives and other information used for
the examples (adapted from Figures 7.1 and 7.4 of Ref. 6).
Business objectives
Business plan. There is a market opportunity for a low-cost olive oil substitute made
from soybean oil, Product X. Develop a process for Product X.
Projected volume. At this stage, potential volume is uncertain. Estimates range from
200 million to 700 million lb/yr. We will have to do further consumer testing to more
accurately estimate volume.
Timing. Complete the development work so we can begin the national introduction of
Product X by late 2020. Product for consumer testing will be needed. See the con-
sumer testing schedule.
Economic factors. We wish to sell Product X for no more than a 25% premium to our
existing products. Develop the process accordingly.
Technical objectives
Business need. Develop the hydrogenation process including catalyst selection for
the olive oil substitute, Product X.
Schedule. Pilot plant construction must be completed within six months. This should
permit process development to be complete by January 2018, enabling a start of na-
tional production in late 2020. Sample product for consumer testing must be available
by July 7, 2018.
Economic factors. Production costs should not exceed $0.35/lb.
Technical factors.
• See the Product Research Report for details about customer needs, product attri-
butes and specifications. In it, you will find details about the bench scale testing that
proved we can hydrogenate refined soybean oil to yield 98% conversion of C18:3
chains to C18:2 chains, 85% conversion of C18:2 to C18:1, and negligible (<0.05%)
conversion to C18:0 chains. Trans-isomers formation was also less than 0.05%. The
reaction used the new C-760 catalyst. Design the process to yield these conver-
sions.
• The catalyst must be removed from the oil after hydrogenation so that the oil is clear.
Preliminarily, this will mean no more than 30 ppb left in the oil. To meet the produc-
tion cost target, the catalyst will have to be used multiple times.
• The projected capacity (200–700-million lb/yr) would indicate a continuous process.
However, you should work with the plant design engineers to determine whether
a batch or continuous process will be best from an economic standpoint. This will
probably involve deciding how many process locations are best.
• Plant operation is expected to be 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and 50 weeks
per year.
• Health, safety and environmental. All regulations and company policy will be fol-
lowed. Since the hydrogenation catalyst contains heavy metals, your work must
consider how to properly dispose of or reclaim the catalyst.
Product X is a low-cost olive-oil substitute,
made from soybean oil. The company devel-
oping it has extensive experience with edible
oils processing — refining, hydrogenation,
fractional crystallization and deodorization.
The price of soybean oil averages ~$0.40/lb,
and olive oil ~$1.95/lb.
The company’s R&D department has
made small quantities of Product X in the
laboratory by selectively hydrogenating soy-
bean oil. After hydrogenation, the oil has a
composition very similar to olive oil. The R&D
engineers catalyzed the reaction with <0.5
wt.% of a proprietary, finely divided, nickel/
zirconium/tantalum catalyst (C-760). The re-
action was carried out at 20 psig and used
~10% excess H2.The gas-to-liquid (G/L) ra-
tios are ~9 at the beginning of the reaction
and ~2 at the end. The reaction is irreversible
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 Preliminary Issue, 1 catalyst so that 98% of the C18:3 is
converted to C18:2, 85% of the C18:2
Hydrogenate oil with C-760 catalyst is converted to C18:1, and negligible
• 98% of C18:3 to C18:2 C18:0 and trans-isomers are formed.”
Heat oil to reaction • 85% of C18:2 to c18:1 Oil, H2, Catalyst
temperature • Negligible C18:0 & trans-isomers From talking with those who did the
Use a batch or CSTR reactor initial bench work on the reaction, the
engineer verifies the reaction selectiv-
Feed oil
ity will be hard to achieve. Thus, the
H2 Catalyst
engineer decides to run bench and
Preliminary Issue, 2 pilot-plant tests to better define the
H2 conditions that will deliver the required
selectivity. While running these tests, he
Hydrogenate oil with C-760 catalyst or she concludes there are only two re-
Heat oil to reaction
• 98% of C18:3 to C18:2 actor options that can reliably produce
• 85% of C18:2 to C18:1 Separate H2 from oil
temperature
• Negligible C18:0 & trans-isomers Product X, either a continuously stirred
Use a batch or CSTR reactor tank reactor (CSTR) or a batch reac-
tor. Since both are technically feasible,
Feed oil both are included in the reactor block.
H2 Catalyst Remove catalyst so
oil is clear
The revised reactor function descrip-
tion is now: “Hydrogenate soybean oil
using C-760 catalyst so that 98% of
Catalyst Oil
the C18:3 is converted to C18:2, 85%
of the C18:2 is converted to C18:1, and
Final Issue negligible C18:0 and trans-isomers are
formed. Use a batch or CSTR reactor.”
Cool reactor Next, the engineer finalizes the reac-
so it operates tor feed function as, “Heat oil to reaction
H2 vent to
isothermally
atmosphere temperature.” Figure 2A shows the flow-
sheet after the definition of the reactor
Heat oil to reaction
Hydrogenate oil using C-760 • Remove catalyst and feed portions of the process.
catalyst Separate H2 for reuse and so
temperature • 98% of C18:3 to C18:2 from oil oil is clear
The next phase of synthesis involves
• 85% of C18:2 to C18:1 • Use a pressure separation. There are two separations,
• Negligible C18:0 & trans- filter or a
isomers tubular-bowl
removal of excess H2 and separation of
Use a batch or CSTR reactor centrifuge catalyst from the oil. The two technical
function descriptions are: “Separate H2
from the oil,” and “Remove catalyst from
Cool oil to
the oil so it is clear.” Figure 2B shows
Feed oil
Slurry catalyst storage this version of the TFF.
Fresh in feed oil temperature
catalyst
Further work yields the completed
Spent catalyst for
TFF, Figure 2C. The changes versus Fig-
H2 reclaiming Oil to storage ure 2B are as follows:
• An expanded function definition for
FIGURE 2. Three versions of the techni- and exothermic. catalyst removal, which now includes
cal function flowsheets (TFFs) for the Soybean oil is a glycerol molecule with catalyst reuse. Because of the very
oil-hydrogenation example are shown
here: preliminary issues 1 and 2 (top and
three hydrocarbon chains attached. The small particle size of the catalyst, oil-
middle), and the final issue (bottom). The chains have 16 or 18 carbons atoms catalyst separation is difficult. After
figures are adaptions of Figure 8.2 and 8.6 and are a mixture of saturated carbon running several tests, the engineer
of Ref. 6 bonds — designated as C16:0 and decides to specify either a pressure
C18:0 — and unsaturated bonds (one, filter or a tubular-bowl centrifuge to
two, or three) designated as C18:1, ensure proper separation. The func-
C18:2, C18:3. The weight percent com- tion description becomes: “Remove
positions of soybean oil, olive oil, and catalyst from the oil for reuse and so
Product X are shown in Table 2. oil is clear. Use a pressure filter or a
tubular-bowl centrifuge”
Example 1: The TFF • Recycle and purge streams were add-
Create the TFF for Product X. The first ed, namely the recycle and purge of
step is to define the reaction and reac- catalyst for reclaiming and the purge
tion feed steps. The synthesis engineer of H2
initially defines the reaction function as: • Environmental items were added,
“Hydrogenate soybean oil using C-760 namely purging H2 to the atmosphere
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 and the reclaiming of spent catalyst
• A function for reactor cooling.
• A function for slurrying catalyst in
feed oil
• A function for cooling the oil to
storage temperature
The TFF is not a stand-alone doc-
ument. Also needed are material and
energy balances. When synthesizing
a block flow diagram, Murphy pro-
poses using a Degree of Freedom
analysis when doing the material bal-
ance [9]. In addition, each flowsheet
function requires added definition.
This is done via a document called
the Technical Function Definition
(TFD). It details the following:
• The purpose of each function
• Important variables and operating
conditions
• The basis for the variables and for
any unit operation that was speci-
fied (see Table 3 for the TFD that
accompanies the final issue of the
flowsheet). The TFD is the fore-
runner of the process definition,
which is a detailed prose descrip-
tion of the process
Option creation tools. As already
mentioned, generating a high qual-
ity, comprehensive option list can be
difficult. Most of the difficulties are
linked to the engineers’ mindset and
to organizational pressures. Gener-
ally, engineers have good problem-
solving skills, which enable them to
quickly solve technical questions;
but in terms of option generation,
this gets in the way. Once there is a
solution, there is no need to look at
other options. Engineers also tend
to have a production focus, which
creates internal pressures to “get on
with the job” and not take time to ex-
plore multiple options.
The main organizational issues are
schedule pressures and standard-
ized designs. Schedule pressures
push the engineer to quickly make
design decisions, not spend time
looking at options. I have found,
however, that more fully examin-
ing options often simplifies execu-
tion and may shorten the schedule.
Standardization conflicts with the
philosophy of considering options. If
thorough option analysis was done
prior to setting the standard and
freezing the design, standardization
could yield big economic benefits.
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On the other hand, standards do
periodically need updating, and the
standardization policy makes this
hard to do.
There are forces that hinder op-
tion list development. To counter
these, this section of the article
presents tools that make the option
creation task easier and faster. Two
are useful in all situations, brain-
storming, and a variation, the “6-
3-5” method [10]. Both are small
group tools that foster creativity by
allowing group members to build
upon each other’s ideas. The Pro-
cess Synthesis Model also uses two
other tools, Probing Questions and
Unit Operations Guides. Both lead
to more thorough lists.
Probing Questions. These ques-
tions will help the synthesis team
better understand their process and
uncover more options. The questions
are arranged as follows: general, feed
preparation, reactor, separations, re-
cycle/purge, HSE and references.
General:
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• Could the product be purchased?
If so, why not buy it rather than
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• Should the process be batch or Electric actuators for industrial valves in
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• Does the process require materi-
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sive than carbon steel? If so, how
1,100 °C for minimum 30 minutes
might the corrosive streams be
eliminated or their concentrations
be changed to reduce corrosion In the event of a ire, the prime objective
problems and to lower costs? is to save life irst, followed by minimising
• Does the proposed process require material damage.
operation outside the ranges of 0 Fire-proof AUMA actuators function
and 150 psig or 100 and 650°F?
perfectly at the ire source and help to
If so, how might the process be
changed to permit operation within minimise ire damage.
these ranges, lowering costs?
• Should there be surge between
unit operations (UOs)? How much?
• What are the technical and eco-
nomic tradeoffs among the main
operations on the flow sheet — re-
actor, recycle and purge streams,
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 TABLE 3. TECHNICAL FUNCTION DEFINITION, OIL HYDROGENATION
Final Issue (Adapted from Figure 8.7 0f Ref. 6)
Function Purpose Key variables Basis Unit operation type
Feed oil To provide oil for the • 115–125°F • This is the storage temperature
reaction of the oil
• See raw material specifications
Oil heating To bring the oil to reaction • 345–355°F • See pilot plant report To be decided (TBD)
temperature
Reactor To hydrogenate the fatty • Oil characteristics: • The fatty acid composition of • Use either an agitated
acid chains to mono- and ❍❍ 98% conversion of C18:3 to C18:2 the oil is similar to that of and gas sparged
di-unsaturated chains with- ❍❍ 85% conversion of C18:2 to C18:1 olive oil batch reactor or a
out the forming saturated ❍ ❍ Neglible conversion (<0.05%) to • Use either an agitated and gas CSTR reactor. See
and trans-isomers C18:0 and trans-isomers sparged batch reactor or a unit operation se-
• Reaction conditions: CSTR reactor. See unit opera- lection report
❍❍ Reaction endpoint: iodine value of 81 tion selection report
❍❍ Temperature: 345–355°F; Pressure:
15–25 psig, H2, up to 10% excess;
Catalyst: <0.5 wt.%
❍❍ The reaction rate is directly propor-
tional to catalyst concentration
Reactor cooling To operate the reactor • See reaction conditions • See pilot plant report TBD
isothermally • Keep the temperature in the cooling system
above 275°F so the reaction will not be
quenched
H2 addition/ To provide H2 for the hy- • See reaction conditions • See raw material specifications TBD
purge drogenation reaction at the • Because of impurities in the H2 feed stream, • See pilot plant report.
reaction pressure it is more economical to vent rather than • See H2 vent and environmental
recycle it. Venting to the atmosphere is en- impact study
vironmentally okay
Slurry catalyst To make a catalyst slurry • Catalyst, fresh and for reuse, can be slurried in • See pilot plant report. TBD
so catalyst can be added to feed oil (up to 50% by weight).
the reactor
Catalyst To catalyze the reaction • Catalyst may be reused six times • See catalyst specifications TBD
addition • < 0.5 wt.% usage per reaction • See pilot plant report
❍❍ Continuous reactor: for 3 min. reac-
tion time, catalyst use = 0.2 wt.%
❍❍ Batch reactor: for 60 min reaction
time, catalyst use = 0.1 wt.%
Oil-catalyst To remove catalyst from the • Oil clarity so that <30 ppb of catalyst is left in • Oil is cloudy at concentrations Use either a pressure
separation oil so that: the oil >30 ppb and this drops con- filter or a tubular-bowl
• The catalyst can be • At temperatures above 140°F, oil must not be sumer preference to <10% centrifuge. See unit op-
reused exposed to the air (inert gas blanketed or • Oil will oxidize rapidly above eration selection report
• The oil is clear enclosed equipment is okay) 140°F
Oil cooling To bring the oil to storage • 115–125°F • Oil flavor will degrade at higher TBD
temperature temperatures
Consider each technical function (TF), operations? If so, are there other op-
as follows: tions available [for example, changes
• What final product attributes does this to the input stream(s), changes to the
TF determine? output stream(s) specification(s) or
• What attributes of the input stream(s) changes to the final product stream(s)
will this TF change? specification(s)]?
• How can one manipulate this TF to Feed preparation:
control the output stream or final • What different grades and sources
product attributes? of raw materials are available? What
• How do the upstream TFs and pro- effects do these have on reaction
cesses affect this TF? rates, on reaction yields, on byprod-
• How does this TF affect the down- uct formation, on human or environ-
stream TFs and processes? mental safety, and on process op-
• How could one change the attributes eration and costs?
of the input stream(s) to have a drastic • Does the feed stream contain materi-
impact on the performance or cost of als that should be removed before be-
this TF and those downstream? ing processed? (For example, those
• Can the product specs be relaxed that poison or foul the catalyst or ma-
and would that make the process terials that form difficult-to-separate or
less expensive to build and operate? hazardous products/byproducts)
• Does this TF have a significant impact • Does the feed stream contain a large
on capital or production costs, either amount of impurities?
by itself or by its effect on downstream • Does the proposed process use feed
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 streams or create intermediates or
other streams that are health or
safety hazards or that require con-
trol or treatment for environmen-
tal reasons? If so, how might the
process be changed to eliminate
or minimize these issues and their
associated costs?
Reactor:
• Is there more than one reaction
path? Which has the best kinet-
ics, yield and so on? Which uses
the least expensive raw materials?
Which produces the least amount
of byproducts? Which has fewer
or no HSE issues?
• What reaction conditions maxi-
mize reactor yield, selectivity and
first-pass conversion? Consider
the reaction phase, temperature,
pressure, concentration of reac-
tants, degree of agitation, reaction
rate and so on.
• Does the reaction need to be cat-
alyzed? If so, will the catalyst be
solid or homogeneous? Will the
catalyst have to be removed from
the product stream?
• If there is a reversible byproduct,
•
should it be removed or recycled?
Which reactant should be in ex-
cess? Consider that effect on re-
cycle/purge. If there is an excess of
one or more reactants, should they
be purged, recycled, or recovered?
• Should there be more than one
reactor system? If so, does there
need to be a separation system in
between the two systems?
• Is the reaction exothermic? Could
it become a runaway reaction? If
so, what can be done to eliminate
or control this hazard?
• How should the reactor be oper-
ated, isothermally or adiabatically?
If adiabatically, is a runaway reac-
tion possible?
• How should the reactor tempera-
ture be controlled — no control,
with a recirculating fluid; with an
excess reactant; with an inert dilu-
ent; or with cold or hot shots?
• Will the reaction temperature be near
or within flammability limits? If so,
what safety precautions are need-
ed? Could another reaction path be
used to eliminate this hazard?
Separators:
• What is the purpose of the sep-
aration: purification of a com-
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ponent, removal of undesirable
components, recovery of a com-
ponent for sale, further process-
ing, or recycle?
• What purity is desired for the dif-
ferent streams leaving the separa-
tor system? How does purity af-
fect the choice of separator and
separation sequence?
• Is the separator feed is a hetero-
geneous mixture (solid-liquid, gas-
liquid, other) or a homogeneous
fluid? This affects the type of sep-
arator and the sequencing.
• What are the possible separa-
tion sequences for the removal
of components from a process
stream? Consider the phase of
the feed stream — single phase
or multiphase
• Do the differences in boiling points,
melting points, solubility in various
solvents, adsorbent properties lend
themselves to enabling separation?
• If solvents are used, should they be
miscible or immiscible in the feed?
• If adding something to the feed, a
solvent or an adsorbent, are there
HSE issues with the material?
• Are there reactive or corrosive
components in the separator
Molecular
feed? If so, consider removing
them quickly.
Distillation
Recycle/purge:
• Should streams to be removed in with Short Path Evaporators
the separator system be recycled for effective thermal
or purged? seperation of heat sensitive
• Should the recycle stream(s) be puri- products under high vacuum
fied before re-entering the process?
of min. 0,001 mbar (a)
• Should the purge stream(s) be
treated or reclaimed?
• What is the optimum amount of
recycle or purge?
HSE:
• Are there materials used or made
in the process that are hazardous
for HSE reasons or that require
environmental treatment? If so,
can they be eliminated, be used
in reduced quantities, or be re-
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 TABLE 4. MECHANICAL SEPARATION UNIT OPERATION GUIDE
Gas-Liquid Liquid-Solid Gas-Solid Liquid-Liquid Solid-Solid
Settling chambers Clarifier/thickener Settling chambers Settlers/decanters Screens
Cyclones Rectangular Cyclones Horizontal Grizzlies
Impingement separators Circular Mechanical centrifugal sepa- Vertical Reciprocating/shaking
Wire-mesh Tilted plate units rators Tilted plate units (lamella) Vibrating
Baffled devices Screens Fabric filters Hydrocyclones Revolving
Jet impactor Fixed Shaker cleaned Centrifuges Oscillating
Wave plates Reciprocating/shaking Reverse flow cleaned Disc Wet classifiers
Staggered channels Vibrating Reverse pulse cleaned Tubular Cone type
Vane-type Revolving Air filter types Disc cyclone Hydrocyclones
Packed bed Floatation systems Scrubbers/wet collectors Auxiliaries Sloping tank
Electrical precipitators Expression presses Spray Coalescers Bowl
Venturi scrubbers Hydrocyclones Packed bed Membranes Hydroseparator
Sedimenting centrifuges Plate units Electrical devices Scroll type sedimenting
Tubular Mobile-bed scrubbers centrifuge
Scroll Cyclone Jigging
Disc Venturi Tabling
Filtering centrifuges Sparged vessel Wet
Peeler Granular beds Dry
Pusher Impingement separators Agglomeration
Worm-screen/scroll Electrical precipitators Spiral concentrators
Pressure filters Dense media separators
Plate and frame Drum separation
Vertical element Cone separation
Horizontal element Cyclone separation
Cartridge Dyna whirlpool
Vacuum filters Floatation
Rotary drum Dissolved air
Horizontal belt Dispersed air
Rotary disc Electrolytic
Magnetic separators
Electrostatic separators
(With permission from CRC Press.)
References: Purchas, D. B., “Solid/Liquid Separation Technology,” Uplands Press Ltd., Croyden, England, 1981.
Perry, R. H. and Green, D. W. (editors), “Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook,” 7th Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1997.
Svarovsky, L., “Solid-Liquid Separation,” 4th Edition, Butterworth-Heinemann, Boston, 2000.
Ulrich, G. D., “A Guide to Chemical Engineering Process Design and Economics,” John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1984.
Walas, S. M., “Chemical Process Equipment,” Butterworth-Heinemann, Boston, 1990.

❍ Have only minimal amounts kept
in storage to reduce the extent of
the hazard?
❍ Have a stabilizing ingredient add-
ed or can they be diluted? Both
will reduce the consequences of a
leak or a release.
• Should HSE considerations be a criti-
cal siting factor? Should the process
be located:
❍ In an unpopulated area or in an
area not subject to natural catas-
trophes (earthquakes, tornados
and so on) to minimize commu-
nity exposure to an HSE event?
❍ In a remote area of the plant to
reduce the in-plant consequenc-
es of an HSE event?
One will find more detail on HSE in Ref.
7 and Refs. 12–15.
References. The question list was devel-
oped using Refs. 6, 7, 9, 12, 13 and 16.
Unit Operation Guides
When it is time to select a UO for a techni-
cal function, the need to develop options
again surfaces. The UO Guides allow one
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to pull together a list in a few minutes. Had
these UO Guides been available when I
was designing plants, I would have made
a number of different UO selections.
There are eight UO Guides: Blending
and Mixing, Drying, Heat Transfer (includ-
ing Evaporation), Mass Transfer (including
Crystallization), Material Transport, Me-
chanical Separation, Reactions and Size
Modification. They list the more common
UOs and are arranged by the phases of
the materials being processed. Addition-
ally, each Guide includes a reference list.
To go about creating a list of UO op-
tions, one uses the Guide correspond-
ing to the technical function involved.
For example if the technical function is
to “heat oil,” one would use the Heat
Transfer Guide; or if the function is to
“hydrogenate oil,” one would use the
Reaction Guide going to the column
that correlates with the phases being
processed. That column lists the UO
possibilities for the engineer’s situation.
An example illustrates.
Example 2. Create a list of unit opera-
tion options for the technical function
in Figure 2B, “Remove Catalyst from
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the Oil.” Since catalyst removal is a
mechanical separation, use The Me-
chanical Separation Guide (Table 4).
Being separated are oil (a liquid) and
a solid catalyst, so one would use
the Liquid-Solid column, which lists
the following options for the separa-
tion function:
• Clarifier/thickener (three types)
• Screens (four types)
• Floatation systems
• Expression presses
• Hydroclones
• Sedimenting centrifuges (three
types)
• Filtering centrifuges (three types)
• Pressure filters (four types)
• Vacuum filters (three types)
In total, there are 23 options to
consider when one includes all the
sub-types. This is a sizable list.
Some might call it overwhelming.
However, I have found most options
will be eliminated during a prelimi-
nary technical evaluation. This will be
shown in Example 4 (online version).
Analyzing and selecting options
The analysis of options is a process
of elimination. The synthesis engineer
first does a technical analysis of each
option, assessing which meets all
of the quality, HSE and business re-
quirements. Any option not meeting
all of the requirements is eliminated.
The challenge is to correctly evalu-
ate the options without doing a de-
tailed analysis of each. So, one be-
gins with a high-level, cursory review,
which will eliminate many to most of
the options. As the evaluation con-
tinues, it becomes more detailed,
until only a few options are left. Quite
often, in the latter stages of evalu-
ation, the engineer will need more
data and will have to do laboratory,
bench-scale or pilot-plant testing.
Only then can he or she determine
whether an option is technically
feasible. The statistical design-of-
experiments methodology enables
the efficient design and analysis of
experiments [17].
At the end of the technical evalu-
ation, there is usually more than one
technically acceptable option. When
that is the case, the engineer uses
economics to pick the best of the
technically acceptable options. Most
often having only one option is opti-
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mal, but there are times when it will
be appropriate to carry more than
one forward, at least for a while.
Economic analysis requires esti-
mating the capital and production
costs for each option. Using this
information, the engineer calculates
the net present value (NPV) or the
annual cost (AC) for each and picks
the option having the highest NPV
or AC (Note: NPV and AC measure
the same thing; they just express it
PROVEN
differently. Think of AC as the annui-
tized form of NPV). When only two
PERFORMANCE
options are being compared, one
can also use return of investment
(ROI), choosing the option with the
highest ROI. However, when com-
paring three or more options ROI
is cumbersome and should not be ROTOFORM
used. A few guidelines will be helpful GRANULATION
when doing an analysis.
• Only compare costs that are dif-
FOR PETROCHEMICALS
ferent among the options. For AND OLEOCHEMICALS
example, if raw material costs are
different, include them in the anal-
ysis. If energy costs are the same,
exclude them
• For the discount rate, use the
company’s hurdle rate
• To select the economic life for the
comparison, use obsolescence or
the company’s financial guidelines.
Use the same life for each option High productivity solidification of
• Designate the year in which rev- products as different as resins, hot
enues or cost savings begin as melts, waxes, fat chemicals and
caprolactam has made Rotoform® the
year one
granulation system of choice for
• Use after tax cash flows for the
chemical processors the world over.
NPV and AC calculations Whatever your solidification
Chapters 5 and 10 of Ref. 6 fully requirements, choose Rotoform for
explain the economic comparison reliable, proven performance and a
method. premium quality end product.
Example 3: Technical analysis. You
have identified two broad options for  High productivity –
the reaction function. Do a high-level on-stream factor of 96%
technical screening of both. The op-  Proven Rotoform technology –
tions are as follows: nearly 2000 systems installed
in 30+ years
1. A highly selective hydrogena-
 Complete process lines or
tion reaction that will produce the retrofit of existing equipment
desired product composition. It  Global service / spare parts supply
requires a very expensive, propri-
etary catalyst, C-760. The catalyst
needs further development to opti-
mize the ratios of nickel, zirconium
and tantalum and the particle size.
The later affects the removability of Sandvik Process Systems
Division of Sandvik Materials Technology Deutschland GmbH
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 This method more than doubles the
amount of C18:0 in the hydroge-
nated oil. The excess levels of the
C18:0 are to be removed via frac-
tional crystallization.
Evaluation of Option 1. After reviewing
the bench-scale data from the catalyst
and reaction experiments and talking with
the engineers who did the work, the en-
gineer verifies that the hydrogenation will
reliably produce the desired composition
for Product X. The synthesis engineer also
estimates the optimization of the ratio of
the metals and of the particle size have a
95+% probability of success and deems
this option feasible.
Evaluation of Option 2. By talking with
company engineers who have fractional
crystallization experience, the synthesis
engineer quickly confirms that the C18:0
can be crystallized while leaving the
C18:1, C18:2, and C18:3 oils in solution.
He or she also concludes the C16:0 will
crystallize with the C18:0. Thus, during
crystal separation both will be removed
from the liquid oil. As well, he or she finds
separating C16:0 from C18:0 from is not
practical since their melting points are
too close to each other. After the crystal
removal step, the engineer calculates the
oil would have the following composition:
• C16:0 <1%
• C18:0 <1%
• C18:1 88%
• C18:2 10%
• C18:3 <0.2%
Since the Option 2 product contains no
C16:0, it does not meet the desired com-
position for Product X. (Olive oil contains
about 13% C16:0.) Although the oil with-
out the C16:0 would be deemed healthy,
it could not be marketed as an olive oil
substitute. Therefore, it is eliminated.
Conclusion: Only Option 1 is techni-
cally feasible. Option 2 will be dropped
from further consideration.
Examples 4 and 5 can be found in the
online version of this article (see link, left).
SUMMARY
Use of the Process Synthesis Model will
result in better designs and lower R&D,
capital, and operating costs. The model
has the following three phases:
• Setting business and technical objec-
tives before synthesis begins.
A longer version of this article, which
• Creating and investigating a more
includes additional tables and examples,
can be found in the online version of this thorough and complete set of design
article at www.chemengonline.com options than is typical. This increases
46 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
the odds of finding more elegant so-
lutions to any design problem. The
Process Synthesis Model uses three
tools to assist with option creation: the
Technical Function Flowsheet, Probing
Questions and Unit Operations Guides
• Assessing options. One first evalu-
ates options technically and eliminates
those that do not meet all of the qual-
ity, HSE, and business requirements. If
there is more than one technically ac-
ceptable option, one uses economics
to determine which is the best option n
Edited by Gerald Ondrey
Author
Thane Brown (Email: trbnjb@earthlink.
net) worked for more than 36 years for
Procter & Gamble in a variety of engi-
neering and manufacturing roles, pri-
marily in the food-and-beverage busi-
ness and in health, safety and
environmental engineering. In his last
position there, Brown was director of
North American engineering. After retir-
ing, he taught engineering economics at
the University of Cincinnati, and plant design at the University of
Dayton. Brown is presently a member of the Chemical Engi-
neering Advisory Committees at the University of Dayton, at
Miami University (Oxford, Ohio), at the University of Louisville
and at the University of Cincinnati. He also works as a SCORE
counselor, providing free assistance to small businesses in the
Cincinnati area. Brown authored the book “Engineering Eco-
nomics and Economic Design for Process Engineers” [6], as
well as a number of articles on engineering economics, batch
pressure filtration and heat transfer. He is a registered profes-
sional engineer in Ohio (inactive), and holds a B.S.Ch.E. from
Oregon State University.
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July 27, 2015, pp. 14–17.
2. Cussler, E. and Moggridge, G.D., “Chemical Product Design,” Cambridge
University Press, U.K., 2001.
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Chem. Eng. July 2014, p. 51.
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2013.
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Chem. Eng. January 2010, p. 26.
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Engineers,” CRC Press, 2007, p. 201.
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1997, pp. 147–148.
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Economics for Chemical Engineers,” McGraw Hill, New York, 2003.
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Handbook,” McGraw Hill, New York, 1997.
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Cost Engineering
Time Value of Money
Deciding whether to put a project on the fast track entails risks. Some observations are
presented here to help minimize risks and maximize profits
T
ime is money!” my mother
used to tell me, whenever
she caught me reading comic
books or staring at the TV.
That was the warning for me to get
back to doing something with mon-
etary or socially redeeming value. My
solution to this problem was to do the
required tasks as quickly as possible.
I guess that is why today, I want to
run all of my projects on a fast track.
I want to have that extra time, to go
back to reading.
Of course in the grown-up business
world, more time to sit around is a poor
reason for putting a project on the fast
track. A better justification is needed
for the potential added expense and
the certainty of increased risk of taking
that route. The question that must be
answered is how much “time” is really worth
for each project. How much can one save by
completing a project sooner or, alternatively,
starting a project later to achieve the same
end date.
The answer to these questions began to
appear at the end of the 1800s [1]. A method
that is known today as net present value
(NPV) was developed, which finally allowed
engineers, businessmen and government
agencies, to quantitatively evaluate the finan-
cial merits of a project. This was a very impor-
tant step because it became possible to de-
termine which competing projects deserved
to be developed and which ones can be set
aside until the underlying business conditions
improved. Embedded in this method was
the recognition that “time has an economic
value,” the importance of cash flow, and the
effect of depreciation and taxes [2].
This article addresses only the issue of
economic value. A couple of simplified ex-
amples of the impact of a fast track execu-
tion are included. The other issues of cash
flow projection and accounting chicanery re-
lating to tax laws are equally important, but
not addressed here.
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Constructors Ltd.
IN BRIEF
WHAT IS NET PRESENT
VALUE?
WHAT INTEREST RATE TO
USE?
TWO EXAMPLES
FINAL REMARKS
Using NPV calculation, it is shown that a
fast-track project can achieve a small per-
centage savings in project execution. How-
ever, where an opportunity exists, the early
completion of a project can have huge pos-
itive impact due to the positive cash flow
that can be obtained from the operation of
a new unit.
What is net present value?
The method of net present value (NPV) is a
deceptively simple quantification using a for-
mula whereby the cash flow for a project is
“discounted” as it takes place over the life of
the project. Cash flow that occurs today is
counted at face value, whereas, cash flow
that occurs some months or years from
today would be discounted by multiplying
it by a factor that is derived from the effect
of interest rate compounded over that time
span. This can be expressed as Equation (1):
1
PV = F n (1)
(1+ i)
Where:
PV = present value; equivalent cash flow in
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TABLE 1. NPV — DELAY PROJECT START
Case NPV, million $ Project duration, month Project start, month
1A –260.7 30 1 for the project. A high interest rate means
1B –250.1 22 9
Basis:
1. Project cost = $300 million
2. Cost of cash: 12%
3. Cash flow at the start of each month.
4. Uniform cash flow for each month during execution.
the current period n = 0
F = cash flow occurring in the future after n
periods
i = periodic interest rate
n = number of periods counting from pres-
ent, 1 to the future, n
[Note: Equation (1) is based on cash flow oc-
curring at the end of each period. The same
formula can be used for beginning period
cash flow, as during project execution by
substituting the exponent for a given period
with “n – 1” instead of “n”].
The NPV of a project is then simply a sum-
mation of the cash flow from those periods
representing the service life of the project:
n is like fortune telling, well, it may be. Re-
1 gardless, it behooves the business team
NPV = F n
j=0 (1+ i) (2)
The reader will note that this discount
factor is nothing more than the inverse of
the periodic interest compound factor. If
one were to consider the PV as a bank
deposit, multiplying it with the compound
interest factor yields the future value of
that deposit.
For a project that required an invest-
ment of capital today, the investor first
suffers a negative cash flow up through
the start of period n = 1. For a large multi-
year project, the required cash flow during
project execution can increase the cost
by several percentage points due to in-
flation. Project budgeting accommodates
this by including an escalation factor into
the cost estimate.
Assuming that the project is a wise de-
cision, the future cash flow will pay back
the investment with interest. That is: the
net present value is a positive number, and
hopefully a rather large one.
This article does not dwell on the art of
cash-flow projection for a project other than
to note that it is somewhat akin to fortune
telling. I am sure that there is a book deal in
there if one looks hard enough.
What interest rate to use?
The decision on the value of the periodic in-
terest rate to insert into the Equation (2) is a
critical one to be made by corporate man-
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agement. This is a determination of what it
will cost the company to secure the funds
that only the most profitable projects will be
able to demonstrate financial profitability. On
the other hand, if an overly optimistic inter-
est rate (that is a low value) is used, then
investments would be made in projects that
will not return a profit. Grant notes that fre-
quently, the calculation is made with an inter-
est rate that is too low [2].
At a minimum, the interest rate used
should be higher than the general market
cost of borrowing. It should take into con-
sideration the cost issuing the debt instru-
ment. Other factors that go into determin-
ing the interest rate include: the financial
condition of the company, the state of the
world economy, the monetary policy of vari-
ous central banks in the world, the micro
economics of the specific market segment,
the demographics of market place and so
on. If the reader concludes that this, too,
to make a thorough review of the selection
process. Even if a company is well funded
with cash, the use of the cash should be
an equivalent market-based decision. As
the saying goes, “You don’t want to throw
good money after bad.”
Once the interest rate is determined, it is
important to perform a sensitivity analysis to
see how varying the interest and projected
cash flow will impact the project profitabil-
ity. This exercise would be part of the risk
analysis prior to the project investment de-
cision and continually updated over the life
of the project.
Two examples
Comparing two projects with different
start dates. Example One illustrates the
principle of time value by comparing two
projects — Case 1A and Case 1B — with
identical costs and required completion
date. In Case 1A, the project is completed
in 30 months. In Case 1B, the same proj-
ect is completed in 22 months. Due to the
shorter time required to execute the proj-
ect, Case 1B shows a delayed start time
that is eight months later than Case 1A. To
simplify this discussion, during the execu-
tion phase of both projects, all cash flow is
uniform over time. In actual practice, most
projects are heavily front-end loaded due
to the need for material acquisition and
other contract commitments. This aspect
favors delayed project start. Another sim-
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 TABLE 2. NPV — EARLY PROJECT COMPLETION
Case NPV, million $ Project duration, month
2A –260.7 30
2B –206.2 22
Basis:
1. Project cost: $300 million.
2. Cost of cash: 12%
3. Cash flow at the start of each month.
4. Uniform cash flow for each month during execution.
5. Positive cash flow with capital recovery in 36 months at 15% interest after completion of execution phase.
plification is to leave out the impact of
inflation. During periods of abnormally
high inflation, it may be beneficial to
spend the cash on a project as early
as possible. In those circumstances
(example circa 1981), business deci-
sions on investments are very com-
plex and cannot be addressed in this
short article. The use of a spreadsheet
allows the inflation impact on future
costs to be easily included. The effect
on both cost and cash flow can be ac-
commodated by the predicted inflation
rate for that period. The caution here
is that simple does not necessarily
equate to accurate.
The results of the calculations for
the two cases, carried out in an Excel
spreadsheet, are shown in Table 1. It
can be seen that by delaying the start of
the project, there is a net present value
benefit of $10 million. The negative sign
is for cash flow for the project during ex-
ecution phase. While this is a relatively
small amount in the total cost of the
project, the reader is reminded that 1)
it can represent more than 20% of the
project home office and startup cost;
and 2) the effect of delaying the expen-
diture of $80 million over the first eight
months can be significant in business
cash flow management.
Comparing two projects with differ-
ent end dates. Example Two illustrates
the hidden time value of money for two
projects with identical costs and start
dates, but with one (Case 2A) having a
30-month duration and one (Case 2B)
having a 22-month duration.
The same assumptions are used as in
the previous example (Case 1A and 1B).
In addition, a positive cash flow based
on an investment capital amortization
period of 36 months, at 15% interest,
is added after project completion. With
eight months of early cash flow, the
shorter schedule project has an advan-
tage over the longer duration project by
more than $54 million. Even though the
higher rate of expenditure is required for
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Project start, month NPV project execution, million $ NPV 8-mo. early project operation, million $
1 — —
1 –260.7 +64.6
the shorter schedule, the early cash flow
during the execution phase is more than
offset by the following eight months of
early operation (Table 2).
Final remarks
The above discussion of NPV shows it
can be a useful tool to quantify the rela-
tionship of cash flow and the time when
it takes place. But one must remember
the most important rule of engineering:
“garbage in = garbage out.” The simple
Equation (2), consisting of two vari-
ables, has embedded in both variables
a myriad of complex assumptions.
These should be tested with sensitiv-
ity analysis prior to and during the ex-
ecution phase of the project. A positive
note of project acceleration is the fact
that the overhead burden on a project
is largely a function of the execution
duration. If the schedule is reduced
by 25%, it is very conceivable that the
overhead burden will also come down
accordingly, thus offsetting the cost of
labor overtime. n
Edited by Gerald Ondrey
References
1. Jones, T.W. and Smith, J.D., An Historical Perspective of Net Present
Value and Equivalent Annual Cost, The Accounting Historians Journal,
Vol.9, No. 1, 1982, pp. 103–110 (www.jstor.org/stable/40697714).
2. Grant, E.L., Ireson, W. G., and Leavenworth, R.S., “Principles of En-
gineering Economy,” 7th ed., J. Wiley and Sons, New York, 1982.
Author
Alfred Chiu is a project manager with
S & B Engineers and Constructors Ltd.
(7825 Park Place Blvd. Houston, TX
77087; Phone: 713-845-4156; Email:
achiu@sbec.com). Chiu is a registered
professional engineer in the state of
Texas. He received his B.E.Ch.E. degree
from the City College of New York, and
an executive M.B.A. degree from the
University of Houston. Chiu has 39
years of experience in petroleum refining, chemicals and
water processing. Before joining S & B, he worked for Union
Carbide Corp., Lummus Co. and Stone and Webster Engi-
neering Corp.
For additional articles on cost engineering, see Part
1, “Integrating Technology and Economics,” on pp.
35–46, as well as others in the CE archives at www.
chemengonline.com (for example, Considerations for Esti-
mating the Costs of Pilot-Scale Facilities, Chem. Eng., De-
cember 2016, pp. 38–46).
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 Feature Report

Decommissioning:
Preparing Plants for a
Retrofit
As technologies advance and market challenges continue to pose new pressures for
operators, the decommissioning and retrofitting of facilities is inevitable. This article
provides guidance on how to tackle projects of this nature safely and efficiently

A
Richard Vann s with many indus- FIGURE 1. With careful plan-
RVA Group trial sectors, the ning, specific pieces of plant
chemical process equipment can be removed
industries (CPI) from a chemical facility when
IN BRIEF have witnessed a marked
preparing for a retrofit

THE DRIVE FOR upswing in the number of

INNOVATION decommissioning projects
being carried out worldwide.
UNDERSTANDING
The drivers for such projects
DECOMMISSIONING
are multifaceted. The work
BEST-PRACTICE required to pave the way for
GUIDANCE new or more efficient retro-
FEASIBILITY AND OPTION fitted or revamped plants is
STUDIES inherently hazardous, not
to mention a step into the
DEFINING PROJECT
unknown for most chemical
CONSTRAINTS
firms.
WORKING IN A LIVE Some plants, particularly
OPERATING SITE those constructed in the
REQUIRED SKILLSETS 1960s and 70s, have sim-
ply reached the end of their
SHAPING THE EXERCISE design life. They therefore

CONCLUDING GUIDANCE pose too many inefficiencies

— not to mention safety and
reputational risks — to war-
rant ongoing operation. Oth-
ers have effectively reached
their “sell-by-date” as a result of evolving
environmental, health and safety (EHS) leg-
islation and compliance standards, so they
must be decommissioned and ring-fenced if
operators are to remain on the right side of
the law.
Elsewhere, changing economic trends
mean that some markets are contracting,
while others are in their comparative infancy
and are expanding. We only have to look at
India, for example, and the number of as-
sets being transferred out to this emerging
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economy, to understand the potential that
still exists for growth in this part of the world.
This geographical shift is often the reason for
some plants to be dismantled for re-erection
elsewhere. And, in most cases, the closer
the producer is to the end-use, the more
cost-effective the process becomes. The
market is certainly fragmented.
The drive for innovation
It can be said that many global chemical man-
ufacturing companies are constantly looking
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to innovate — they are not standing still in terms of the thousands of cables, pipes and services to consider,
processing methodologies that they implement. Instead, the impact of an under-planned localized isolation phi-
they are continually analyzing ways to produce more, for losophy could be catastrophic. The best-case scenario
less. This continual drive to work smarter is often in itself may be business interruption, but in more extreme cir-
the reason why some aged assets naturally reach the end cumstances, the likelihood of a serious safety, environ-
of their useful life. mental or commercial reputational incident, should not
Of course, such inefficient processing equipment be underestimated.
could remain in situ, albeit in a redundant state. But if a
company is investing large sums of money in state-of- Best-practice guidance
the-art technology, there is little logic in keeping older General advice for best practices is difficult to offer in
equipment. It hardly sets the right impression, and as granular detail, as every project has to be considered on
the asset decays, the risks simply mount and the hold- its own merits — this is certainly not a discipline where
ing costs accelerate exponentially. Land is also extremely “one size fits all” will suffice. However, there are a number
expensive, so if an asset is no longer fit for purpose or of overarching recommendations that can be heeded in
it distracts the brand from its lean manufacturing phi- order to ensure the safe, cost-effective and environmen-
losophy, its clearance will undoubtedly be deemed es- tally robust completion of such a venture.
sential to pave the way for newer, cleaner and more The guidance of an external decommissioning special-
intelligent equipment. ist is often the most responsible starting point. Of course,
While such retrofit assignments may be necessary to this expertise encounters a cost, and when all eyes are
help optimize a site’s footprint, they can also be incredibly on the investment of the new replacement technologies,
complex in nature, especially if the wider facility remains it is understandable to feel that financial resources may
operational throughout. be better focused elsewhere. However, conflicting fiscal
The challenge, therefore, is how to undertake such pressures do not mean that shortcuts are acceptable or
projects — after all, they require a very specific skillset that legislation can be flouted.
and are often pressured by time and resource availability. Armed with an experienced independent skillset, on
the other hand, chemical engineers can instead make
Understanding decommissioning informed decisions about how to proceed with their proj-
With very few guiding principles to refer to, dealing
with redundant assets often represents uncharted ter-
ritory for chemical engineers and plant owners. How-
ever, it is first essential to realize that decommissioning
cannot be viewed as merely the opposite of commis-
sioning or a subset of routine maintenance. It is dras-
tically different. Nor is the clearance of an outdated
asset simply a case of knocking the structure down.
Decommissioning, decontamination, disman-
tling and demolition projects are undeniably sci-
entific — they require a tremendous amount of
technical knowledge, and the required prepara-
tory work is extensive, with much attention paid to
minute details.
Complete site clearance versus plant modernization.
It may sound surprising, but the complete clearance of an
entire site is often more straightforward than the removal
of one single unit of a plant (Figure 1). This is because,
from a technical perspective, a full clearance usually only
requires a global isolation strategy. In simple terms, this
is often a case of carrying out battery-limit isolations to
render the plant “cold and dark.” When the site has been
made safe, and residual hazards have been removed, all
structures can then be dismantled and removed. Q

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movements, more extensive stakeholder requirements,
and the shared nature of facilities. Even the isolation
strategy alone is far more complex. With potentially
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FIGURE 2. Undertaking decommissioning works on an operational chemical site requires a great deal of
early planning to ensure safety and efficiency
ect. It is also important to note that,
if tackled properly from the outset,
it is invariably possible to mitigate
some of the anticipated expenditure
and, in some cases, even generate
a net revenue stream from the sale
of scrap materials or the asset in its
entirety. Knowledge is power, so this
specialist insight is best sought at
the earliest possible phase.
Feasibility and option studies
The first item that the external expert
is likely to advise is the preparation of
a feasibility and options study. Often
commencing with a series of man-
agement workshops, this explor-
atory process helps to uncover the
key issues associated with a plant,
project and site, before providing a
clear view as to the true opportunity
or liability of the works. The findings
documented in the resulting report
will then usually highlight a number
of technical and cost conclusions,
as well as recommendations about
the most appropriate route map for
the assignment.
This project modelling exercise
should also incorporate wider con-
siderations, including the follow-
ing: human-resources planning;
market data that may influence the
monetization of any redundant as-
sets; and stakeholder relations to
safeguard the integrity of the works
through completion.
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Defining project constraints
When decommissioning works are
required to pave the way for a plant
retrofit project, the risks are often
heightened. This initial planning phase
is therefore even more crucial, as it
helps to identify the likely technical
constraints that the team will encoun-
ter. These may include production re-
quirements of the wider business or
onsite neighbors, physical constraints
posed by the geography of the site or
the location of the asset concerned,
and of course the safety challenges
presented by working in an opera-
tional environment.
However, once the “big picture of
risk” is created, the project team can
then develop a strategy to properly
manage each, in turn. This planning
phase can take months, if not years,
to complete. It all depends on the
complexity of the work, as the lead
time is commensurate with the num-
ber of hazards posed.
Working in a live operating site
It is possible — and safe — to de-
commission, decontaminate and
then dismantle or demolish part of a
plant while the rest of the site contin-
ues operating normally (Figure 2). In
fact, it is quite commonplace.
For example, the sequential de-
commissioning and demolition of
five redundant chemical-processing
plants on a chemical manufacturing
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site in Northwest England was me-
ticulously planned and coordinated to
ensure the site could remain opera-
tional elsewhere with minimum dis-
ruption and utmost safety.
Priority was given to the complex
dismantling of the plant’s four distil-
lation columns, ranging from 40 to
60 m tall, which had to be disman-
tled to a low height during warmer-
weather months, before the arrival
of high winds. However, due to their
proximity to high-hazard pipelines,
and due to hot-cutting techniques
being prohibited, an alternative dis-
mantling process had to be devised.
It was therefore required for the de-
commissioning team to oversee the
more time-intensive, but less haz-
ardous alternative, of using high-
pressure abrasive water jets that
ran around the circumference of the
columns’ cut lines to eliminate the
flammable risks, before the top sec-
tions could be removed by heavy
crane machinery.
Such works could only commence
on this site after the development of
a detailed redundant-asset manage-
ment review. This review assessed a
number of units, the projected costs
of removal, optimized sequencing
and a potential rolling decommis-
sioning program for several areas of
the 125-hectare expanse.
Chemical firms do not always deal
with every asset as soon as it shuts
down, but the presence of a plan at
least helps to inform what subse-
quent actions should be taken, and,
ideally when these activities should
occur. Scheduling is particularly
important, because the costs and
risks associated with redundant as-
sets often continue and accelerate
over time.
Required skillsets
It is important to note that the involve-
ment of an external specialist with a
defined demolition mindset should
not be to the exclusion of people
with plant-specific knowledge. No-
body will know an asset better than
those who have worked on it during
its operational life, so they will have
an undeniably important role to play
in the ensuing works.
Naturally, the plant owner may
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FIGURE 3. Meticulous match-marking helps intricate equipment to be methodically dismantled for
re-erection at other sites
want most employees to focus on
the revenue-generating production
aspects of the site, but the inclu-
sion of some of these personnel and
resources will help to ensure a suit-
ably skilled project team that will help
pave the way for the retrofit to occur.
The identification of the most appro-
priate people is therefore paramount,
as is the selection of suitably skilled
contractors to carry out the disman-
tling or demolition tasks themselves.
Shaping the exercise
Sometimes the preferable route is
to completely demolish the unused
asset. In preparing the asset for this
process, methodologies must en-
sure environmental protection with
respect to prevention of emissions
or loss of containment, as well as
waste management. Even so, such
ecologically robust considerations
do not just ensure compliance and
the necessary fulfillment of duty-of-
care responsibilities. If decontami-
nation and dismantling strategies
can be developed in line with the
waste hierarchy, the level of mate-
rials that are salvaged and sent for
recycling is maximized. Additionally,
in some cases, this environmentally
responsible route can also help the
operator to realize meaningful in-
come from the sale of scrap metals.
In other instances, the plant owner
may even be able to carefully dis-
mantle the entire asset so that it can
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be sold for reassembly elsewhere
(Figure 3). This was what happened
with a 4,500-ton ammonia produc-
tion plant. Everything, down to the
single vessels and associated pipe-
work, was meticulously disassem-
bled, coded and preserved before
being packed into 120 containers,
60 enclosed crates and 80 open
stillages, and shipped along with 30
outsized items of deck cargo, for
reuse overseas.
Sometimes such disassembly
projects simply facilitate the reten-
tion of an asset — not to mention
the associated intellectual property
— within the same company, as was
the case when an operator in Singa-
pore removed a number of pieces of
equipment from a facility for consign-
ment to sister plants worldwide.
Of course, there are scenarios
where redundant chemical plants
must in fact be cleared simply to un-
lock the value of the site for alternative
use. This was the case when a 25-
acre plant — which had seen many
owners since it was first established
in the early 20th century — was ac-
quired by a commercial property spe-
cialist in the U.K. Extensive, innovative
and pragmatic decommissioning of
a range of process plant equipment
and structures — many of which did
not have any records of previous use
or residual chemical status — helped
take the land back to flat slab to make
way for a new mixed-use site.
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Concluding guidance
With projects seemingly able to
unfold in such a diverse number of
ways, it is understandable for chem-
ical plant operators to feel a little
overwhelmed as to how to move
forward. Furthermore, the specifics
of the assignment at hand certainly
need to be extensively considered
to provide any conclusive next-step
guidance. However, there are three
key points that will help to steer the
safe, cost-effective and environ-
mentally robust execution of any
such undertaking:
• Never ignore the value of the
most important project resource
— time. The planning phase will
underpin the success of every
ensuing stage of the retrofit, so
it should not be rushed. This is
the most crucial period in which
to identify so-called “known
unknowns”
• If the skillsets do not exist internal-
ly, bring the knowledge in. Paper-
ing over the gaps could be devas-
tating. In selecting the right people
to help, consider everything from
competency, EHS records, avail-
ability and cost, but do not ever
decide on the basis of fees alone
• Do not underestimate the vol-
ume of the work involved, but
it is also equally important to
not overestimate it either. Of-
ten, procrastination can be the
most costly and hazardous trait
in any such project, so commit
to a feasibility and options study,
at the very least, to facilitate in-
formed decision-making from that
point forward ■
Edited by Mary Page Bailey
Author
Richard Vann is managing direc-
tor of RVA Group (Kinetic Business
Centre, Theobald Street, Bore-
hamwood Hertfordshire, WD6 4PJ,
U.K.; Phone: +44-208-387-
1323; Website: www.rvagroup.
org), a specialist project-manage-
ment and engineering consultancy
that has provided decommission-
ing, decontamination, dismantling
and demolition support on more than 700 projects
worldwide. Vann is a past president of the Institute of
Demolition Engineers (IDE) and the Institute of Explo-
sives Engineers (IExpE). He also was recently chosen as
this year’s keynote speaker for the World Demolition
Summit (WDS) and selected for the judging panel of the
Construction News Specialists Awards 2018.
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 Environmental Manager
Disaster Preparedness at
Manufacturing Facilities
Development of robust preparation and response procedures can help chemical
plants to weather disaster events and return to normal operations in a safe and
efficient manner
Tom Cubler, Tim Thompson
and Rey Rosas
Braskem America

H
aving a well-defined and
understood approach to
disaster preparation and
response will ensure that
companies and facilities are in a good
position to manage a disaster event
as it occurs, and drive recovery and
restart once the event concludes (Fig-
ure 1). Coordination of several wide-
ranging departments, including, for
example, operations, procurement,
emergency response, communica-
tions and public affairs and business
planning, will allow for rapid deploy-
ment of the necessary resources to
limit damage and manage business
interruption of affected facilities and
the supply chain. Planning, train-
ing, communication, exercising the
prevention and response plan and
critique of activities are elements of
the overall preparedness plan that
should be reviewed and tested fre-
quently to evaluate the proficiency of
key participants. This article intends
to describe the importance and com-
ponents of disaster preparedness
processes, procedures and training
to ensure effective preparation for,
and response to, manmade or natu-
ral disaster scenarios.
Disasters come in many forms
and may include natural disasters,
such as hurricanes, earthquakes,
tornadoes, flooding and wildfires,
and human-made disasters, such as
industrial accidents, transportation
events and chemical, biological and
radiological events. The type of di-
saster event your organization should
plan for may depend on geographi-
cal location, type of manufacturing
process (for example, chemical, ra-
dioactive and so on) or proximity to
other industrial organizations.
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FIGURE 1. Disasters — both natural and manmade
— can create uniquely dangerous conditions for
chemical plant personnel and surrounding com-
munities, but there are many measures that can
be taken to prepare for and diminish the potential
damage caused by such events
Whether you call it disaster pre-
paredness, emergency response
planning, crisis management or
something similar doesn’t much mat-
ter, but the elements do. Missing a
piece of the pie in this area can make
a huge difference in how an event
plays out. Each facility’s overall crisis
or emergency response plan should
include the elements discussed in
the following sections, at a minimum.
Note that this is not an exhaustive
list, but a guide — individual compa-
nies should assess specific elements
for applicability.
Risk assessment
Assessing risk is the first step in di-
saster preparation and should not be
taken lightly. This is your company’s
opportunity to evaluate the poten-
tial for a disaster event and deter-
mine what your exposure might be.
For example, if you have facilities in
the U.S. Gulf Coast, a primary nat-
ural risk is threat of hurricanes (Fig-
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ure 2). For those on the U.S. West
Coast, earthquakes and wildfires are
a primary concern. All manufactur-
ing facilities need to assess the risks
associated with their processes (for
instance, chemical release, fire or
explosion), and what offsite conse-
quences might occur.
Risk assessments should include
the following:
• Risk of exposure to natural disas-
ters (such as hurricanes, torna-
does or earthquakes)
• Risk for internal process upset
events (fires, explosions, releases
and so on)
• Risks from business or supply-
chain interruption
• Other risks as determined by site
operation or location
Once the risks are determined,
controls either already in place or
needed to prevent or minimize the
event should be listed. When the
controls are determined to be inad-
equate or unavailable, a plan should
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FIGURE 2. In order to best facilitate preparedness
for natural disasters like hurricanes, chemical
manufacturers must be vigilant about assess-
ing their site’s risks by closely following regional
weather patterns, as well as evaluating site-
specific chemical-processing risks
be created to reduce or eliminate the
risk. The assessment should be re-
viewed on a specifically determined
frequency (at least annually) to en-
sure that existing controls are effec-
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plan is the facility’s ERP. An ERP is which provide direction for respond-
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emergency management. preliminary event assessment, es-
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 EXPERIENCES DURING HURRICANE HARVEY TABLE 1. HURRICANE PHASE CHART
Phase Status Time

W
hile writing this article, the Gulf Coast was hit by Hurricane Harvey and the authors’ Phase I Normal operation during Ongoing
company’s planning, training, procedures and resources were put to the test, as it hurricane season
has three manufacturing facilities in the affected area. Phase II Hurricane watch 72 h
As Tropical Storm Harvey was initially moving through the Caribbean, the three facilities in the Phase III Hurricane alert 36–72 h
Houston area took note and began preparations for the potential hurricane according to site- Phase IV Hurricane warning 12–36 h
specific hurricane response plans, including staffing plans, supply and equipment staging, Phase V Post-hurricane operations Ongoing
securing the facilities and establishing an offsite hurricane EOC. Communications between
the sites and the corporate office were initiated regarding response planning and status, and a drill schedule be established and
when it became clear that the storm had reached hurricane status and was targeting the become an integral part of the disas-
greater Houston area, company industrial leadership convened the crisis management team ter preparation process. Site leader-
(CMT) to assist with planning, response and recovery efforts for the affected facilities and ship should be engaged and should
team members. drive participation throughout the or-
The CMT is a business-unit function, and serves to provide a strategic approach and imple-
ganization. Drill scenarios should be
mentation measures to assist facilities in mitigation of crisis events. These events can be a
natural disaster, facility emergency event (such as fire or explosion), business or supply-chain
based on events likely to occur (es-
interruption, or any other event that could have a negative impact to the company. The crisis tablished in your assessment), and
management plan works in concert with site-level emergency action plans to ensure the be designed to:
most positive outcome is achieved. • Test the response capability and
Upon activation of the CMT, the facilities in Houston now had the support of the corporate effectiveness of the organization
office and all associated resources. While facilities were busy executing site-level actions, • Determine gaps in planning, train-
such as staffing planning and securing the process, the CMT was busy looking at business ing or communications
interruption potential, logistical concerns and ensuring that team members in the area would • Find opportunities for improvement
have the supplies and continued support needed during and after the hurricane. Drills vary in size and complex-
As the hurricane event progressed and severe flooding occurred in the area, it was evident
ity, from straightforward tabletop
that team members would likely be evacuated from their homes and that many would see
damage and property loss. Throughout the event, the hurricane EOC and the CMT worked
exercises in an EOC room up to
to maintain accountability of all team members, onsite and offsite, and offered assistance as multi-site or regional disaster drills
needed to ensure their safety. This included temporary lodging, generators, tree removal and involving mutual aid entities, exter-
other supplies. nal specialty resources and govern-
By working together, the hurricane EOC and the CMT were able to manage customer and ment agencies. The type or size of
supplier disruption potential, plan for safe restart of affected facilities and, most importantly, drill conducted should be based
assist team members with much-needed supplies and lodging. This was all possible due to upon the potential extent of an event
execution of existing procedures and policies that were well understood, well maintained and and the maturity and capability of
exercised through thorough drills. ❒ your organization.
Critique. Anytime a drill is con-
transition from emergency action bers is paramount to success ducted or an actual event occurs, an
to continued mitigation or reme- and should be conducted for any event critique should be completed.
dial action personnel with specific respon- The critique is a formal review of the
• Termination and follow-up activi- sibilities, and general training is event and looks at all elements of the
ties: Procedures for terminating recommended for all personnel in response, from the initial report of an
the emergency activities, demobi- the base elements of the plan and event up to and including restoration
lizing response resources and per- where the plan is located. Training of operations. The critique will help
forming incident investigation and may include the following: assess what went well and what has
critique activities • Initial review of emergency re- opportunity for improvement. Ac-
The core components demon- sponse plans and roles tions (and action plans) created from
strate the overall intent of the ERP • Training on specific leadership the critique should be logged, as-
and will be supplemented by activity- roles and responsibilities, such as signed to responsible personnel and
specific procedures, essentially the incident coordinator, communica- tracked to completion. Agreed-upon
“how-to” for each section. Examples tions coordinator and other roles actions should be completed in as
include procedures for reporting listed in the plan short an amount of time as practi-
emergencies, severe weather re- • Training for site event-manage- cable so that improvements are in
sponse, employee notification, inci- ment personnel, such as the on- place ahead of a new event.
dent command structure and EOC, site incident commander and
accountability of personnel and emergency response team per- Procedures
shelter-in-place or evacuation, just to sonnel, as well as general team- Site procedures should be devel-
name a few. member training for emergency oped to manage preparation and
event notification, communication, response activities during severe
Training and drills evacuation and so on weather. In the following examples,
To feel confident that your plan- Once personnel are trained and hurricane preparedness is used. Site
ning will translate into effective familiar with plan elements, drills procedures should include specific
execution when an event arises, it should be conducted frequently to actions to be taken prior to arrival of
must be well understood by team verify that personnel understand the the storm, response actions during
members and practiced with some training provided and that the plans the storm and actions in the recovery
frequency. Training of team mem- are effective. It is recommended that period once the storm has passed.
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 TABLE 2. SECURE-THE-SITE CHECKLIST (EXAMPLE) phase chart.
Instructions: Complete the checklist, address any identified deficiencies and send the completed checklist Process for selection and man-
to the site operations manager agement of a “Hurricane Crew.”
This team is responsible for site prep-
Hurricane Captain/Designee:____________________
aration and executing requirements
Supervisor:_________________________________ of the procedure. This may also be
the team designated to staff the facil-
ITEM Verified Date Initials
ity during the weather event.
1 Fill vehicle fuel tanks (maintain >3/4 full during season)
2 Fill fire-pump diesel tanks (maintain >3/4 full during season)
Weather information. Select a ser-
3 Fill generator fuel tanks vice that provides daily weather no-
4 Fill plant emergency vehicles with fuel (fire trucks, quick attack) tifications and ensure the site has
5 Verify fire pumps in “OFF” position if site is shut down NOAA weather-band radios available.
6 Secure loose articles (sheet-metal roofs, siding, pallets) List of equipment and supplies.
7 Secure fire extinguishers (all levels) The list includes the necessary sup-
8 Remove/secure ladders (all levels) plies to support activities on site
9 Remove/secure scaffolding (all levels) during a weather event. This may
10 Secure compressed-gas cylinders, drums, fire extinguishers include food, radios, fuel, batteries
and hose reels
and generators.
11 Secure chainfalls and hoists
Communication process and tool.
12 Secure railcars and loading areas (brakes and derails)
13 Empty and secure dumpsters, waste drums and trashcans
This tool provides the ability to pro-
14 Test emergency generators (fire trucks, hazmat trailers) vide emergency or general infor-
15 Stage and test small generators and pumps mation and instruction to affected
16 Move files and equipment (computers) off of floor (in case of personnel. Service should be able
flooding), tape windows to prevent shatter to reach multiple formats, including
17 Move portable equipment, including fork trucks, inside buildings home or mobile phones and email.
18 Clean all ditches and ditch valves for trash and debris. Pull The process should account for per-
stormwater screens sonnel both on- and offsite.
19 Secure all gates (locked)
Communication with customers,
20 Turn off non-essential equipment (prior to work release)
vendors and suppliers. Since the
21 Secure anchor bolts and guide wires on all columns, towers
and flares site will likely not be manufactur-
22 Clear floors of columns, converters and pipe racks of miscella- ing or shipping product temporarily,
neous items (for instance, valve wrenches, scaffold material not contact with customers, suppliers
in use, valves, slip blinds, flanges and so on) and vendors should be made so that
needs are clear and action plans are
Key elements of a hurricane prep- initiate prescribed actions, such in place. Depending on the compa-
aration procedure are described in as securing the facility, ordering or ny’s structure, this activity may be ex-
the following paragraphs. staging supplies, developing staff- ecuted by the supply-chain business
Process for determining event ing plans and evaluating logistical unit or by the corporate office.
phases and associated actions. and business interruption concerns. Need for and activation of offsite
This phase chart guides the site to Table 1 is an example of a hurricane hurricane EOC. This location should
be established outside of the ex-
TABLE 3. HURRICANE SUPPLIES LIST (EXAMPLE) pected hurricane area in a location
Item Verified Date Initials easily accessible by facility person-
4 portable generators on-site nel. A hotel’s meeting or ballroom is
20 flashlights (change all batteries out each year) a good location.
100 alkaline batteries (D size) — replace when expired Communication and integration
35 alkaline batteries (A size) — replace when expired with crisis management. A process
4 6-V square lantern batteries should be established for communi-
15 air mattresses (preferred, but cots are an option) — replace annually cation with corporate or home-office
15 blankets leadership. Where company struc-
4 rolls of barricade tape
ture allows, a business group may
40 rolls of duct tape
15 rolls of 2-in. masking tape
assist with managing resources and
3 rolls of 3/8-in. polypropylene rope
response efforts from a central lo-
Polyethylene sheeting (10 ft × 100 ft × 4.5 ft) cation, soliciting support from other
Coffee pot, Coleman stove, pots and pans corporate functions.
Forks and paper plates Process for determining shutdown
Port-a-Potty or evacuation of the site and com-
Battery-powered portable radio munity. This element addresses the
2 100-ft extension cords (one per control room) decision process for site or local
2 televisions (one per control room) community evacuation or mandatory
Can opener (non-electric) evacuation, and will depend on the
4 large ice chests severity of the weather event. The
Towels and washcloths (enough for 15 people for 1 week) — replace annually process should take into account site
Toiletry supplies (increase stock in each control room prior to storm)

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 and regional evacuation orders.
Process for emergency supplies for personnel. The
weather event will impact site employees and their fami-
lies. A plan should be in place to address support for their
needs outside of the business. Elements may include
lodging, fuel, generators, tree removal and so on.
Process for returning to the site once the event has
passed. This should include the process for commu-
nicating to site personnel and stakeholders, as well as
11 – 15 June 2018 employing an advance team to assess potential damage
and restart capability.
Frankfurt am Main When it is clear that severe weather will affect the
facility, site personnel should initiate procedures to se-
cure the site, including removing objects that could be-
come projectiles in high winds, moving equipment from
potential flood areas and powering down non-essential
equipment. Table 2 is an example of a secure-the-
site checklist.
In addition, supplies necessary for the site during the
event should be readily available and inventoried. A check
of availability and accessibility of supplies should be con-
ducted a few times throughout the year to ensure supplies
and equipment are available and in good working order.
Table 3 is an example of a hurricane supplies list.
When the weather event concludes, there may still be
a lot of work to do. Personnel may be unable to return to
the site, and many supplies may be needed. Logistical
efforts may be more challenging at this point. Having a
strong site-response plan backed by support from a cen-
tral or corporate organization will drive a faster recovery
effort both in the community and on site.
While hurricane preparation was used as an example in
this article, the same basic approach exists for other se-
vere weather events or natural disasters, such as torna-
does or earthquakes. Assessing risk, pre-planning, proce-
dure development, established roles and responsibilities
and regular evaluation of the response plans through drills
and exercises will better prepare organizations to man-
BE INFORMED. age a disaster event and limit impact to the facility and
surrounding community. ■
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Thomas E. Cubler, Jr. is a subject matter expert (SME) in the area of health and safety
at Braskem America (750 W. 10th St., Marcus Hook, PA 19061; Email: tom.cublerjr@
braskem.com). His work involves administration of health, safety and incident man-
agement programs, including security and emergency response programs, industrial
hygiene assessments, incident investigation and training. Cubler has more than 20
years of experience in industrial health and safety. Before joining Braskem, he was
Health, Safety & Security manager for Honeywell. Also, he previously held positions
with Sunoco and Ciba Specialty Chemicals. Cubler holds a B.S. in occupational safety
and hygiene management from Millersville University of Pennsylvania, and is a Certi-
fied Safety Professional and a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers.
Tim Thompson is a member of the corporate health, environment and safety (HES)
team at Braskem America (6021 Fairmont Pkwy, Pasadena, TX 77505; Email: tim.
thompson@braskem.com). With more than 30 years of HES leadership and techni-
cal experience, Thompson’s primary focus is safety and health. He has served as a
subject matter expert for crisis and emergency response, and has coordinated several
disaster operations, including during Hurricane Ike in 2008. He holds a B.S. in safety
science from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is a Certified Safety Professional.
Rey Rosas is the leader of the business HES team at Braskem America (6021 Fair-
mont Pkwy, Pasadena, TX 77505; Email: reynaldo.rosas@braskem.com). His work

www.achema.de involves providing the functional support resources, industry best practices and HES
improvement tools to Braskem America’s five manufacturing facilities and tech center
in the U.S. Rosas has 29 years of accumulated manufacturing and maintenance expe-
rience, including 5 years as the Braskem America Seadrift operations facility manager.
During Hurricane Harvey, Rosas led the remote EOC from Austin, Tex. He holds a
B.S.Ch.E. from Texas A&I University, Kingsville, Tex.
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types of rotating machinery. The fol-
lowing is a small selection of the TPS
exhibitors’ offerings.
Gear pumps with flexibility
for custom configurations
The 4900 Series of gear pumps
(photo) are hydraulically balanced
and well-suited for demanding
chemical-processing applications.
The pump’s performance charac-
teristics include flowrates up to
300 gal/min, viscosities from 0.5
to 1,500,0000 cP, discharge pres-
sures up to 2,000 psi and tem-
peratures as high as 850°F. The
pumps’ unique design contains no
castings, but rather all machined
components allow adaptability for
custom configurations and material
selections. Additionally, the pumps
are available in either a horizontal
or a vertical configuration. Booth
1116 — Northern Pump, a divi-
sion of McNally Industries, LLC,
Grantsburg, Wis.
www.northern-pump.com
Comprehensive maintenance for
all types of rotating equipment
This company’s maintenance ser-
vices for rotating equipment incor-
porate both large-scale projects and
the manufacture of specific com-
ponents, as well as the provision
of fully integrated services ranging
from the design stage through final
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onsite installation. These services
are aimed at turbines, compres-
sors, pumps, generators and large
motors — with full refurbishments
of rotor blades and coils available,
supported by in-house manufac-
turing capabilities. Also available
among the maintenance offerings
are anti-fouling air-spray coatings
that provide protection against cor-
rosion for compressor rotors and
other similar components. The
company also provides 3-D printing
capabilities to create high-perfor-
mance components, such as tur-
bine blades. 3-D printing presents
expedited production compared to
traditional casting, offering reduced
lead times. Booth 2023 — Sulzer
Ltd., Winterthur, Switzerland Northern Pump
www.sulzer.com
These flowmeters are equipped
with intrinsically safe sensors
The Coriolis RCT1000 line of mass
flowmeters (photo) was recently
enhanced with the addition of an
explosion-proof transmitter with
intrinsically safe sensors. The haz-
ardous-location certification opens
up an array of new applications
for RCT1000 flowmeters, including
chemical and petrochemical pro-
cessing, oil exploration and refin-
ing, and a wide variety of industrial
processing applications in poten-
tially hazardous environments. The
RCT1000 mass flowmeter identifies
flowrate by directly measuring fluid
mass over a wide range of tem-
peratures with a high degree of ac- Badger Meter
curacy. For fluids consisting of two
liquids or a liquid with suspended
solids, this system can derive the
concentration and mass of each
fluid based on the density measure-
ment. The unobstructed, open-flow
design makes it suitable for a va-
riety of fluids, such as slurries and
other viscous, nonconductive fluids.
Booth 1203 — Badger Meter, Inc.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
www.badgermeter.com
An integral-gear design boosts
these air compressors’ efficiency
AeroBlock (photo) is a standardized
air compressor that is designed
with integral-gear (IG) compression Atlas Copco Gas and Process
DECEMBER 2017 59
 Prüftechnik Condition Monitoring technology, and its standardized de-
sign ensures consistency without the
need for specialized parts, which en-
ables faster turnaround and support.
AeroBlock compressors achieve
flowrates up to 54,000 m3/h and can
handle pressures up to 13 bars. The
AeroBlock is specifically engineered
for use in the industrial gas and hy-
drocarbon processing sectors. The
multi-speed capability of IG technol-
ogy allows each compression stage
to run at the optimal speed, giving
the best efficiency possible. Accord-
ing to the manufacturer, AeroBlock
air compressors achieve 1.5–2%
greater efficiency when compared
to previous models. Booth 2725
— Atlas Copco Gas and Process,
Cologne, Germany
www.atlascopco-gap.com
erators during and after re-greasing
tasks, resulting in optimal lubrication
parameters on all assets. LUBEx-
pert monitors each stroke of grease
and its effect on bearing friction and
temperature, and generates a sta-
tus report both before and after re-
greasing, enabling robust trending of
friction levels and grease consump-
tion for each asset. The LUBExpert
package includes the Ultranalysis
Suite (UAS) software, which powers
data management. With UAS, users
can design specific lubrication routes
and set intervals based on either a
calendar or equipment condition.
UAS stores data on the capacity of
each bearing, preventing over-lubri-
cation. Booth 2735 — Ludeca, Inc.,
Doral, Fla.
www.ludeca.com

Locate and classify leaks quickly High-efficiency variable-speed

with this handheld device drive for compressors and pumps
The Sonochek ultrasonic testing device
The VECO-Drive (photo) is an electric
(photo) localizes specific leaks on high-
superimposing gear that combines a
pressure pipes and evaluates total loss
mechanical planetary gear with fre-
volume. Its broad bandwidth of 20 to quency-controlled servo motors. The
100 kHz allows leaks on compressed- electrical superimposing gear is said
gas and air pipes to be tracked, evento be the most efficient way to make
from a distance. The Sonocheck de- speed variable. The servo motors
vice comes with two apps: Sonolevel used to drive the planetary gear only
and Sonoleak. Sonolevel is a univer- need a small part of the rated power,
sal leak-detection tool that facilitates
resulting in an overall component ef-
basic condition-monitoring tasks for ficiency of more than 97%, according
bearings. Users can also check con- to the manufacturer. The VECO-Drive
densate separator status and monitor is installed between a constant-speed
electric control cabinets for spark pro-
motor and a variable-speed compres-
duction. The Sonoleak app is used forsor or pump. Since additional power
Ludeca
precise localization of leaks, and can
is supplied to the drivetrain, a smaller
also rapidly determine the exact leak-
main motor can be used, saving capi-
age loss volume. Corrective actions tal expenditures. Moreover, the servo
can be identified quickly, as the leak
motor can be used as a starter to pro-
is classified into five different catego-
tect the electric grid from high inrush
ries. All ultrasound signals are directly
currents. The VECO-Drive is designed
converted into digital signals, and the
as a modular system and thus offers
Sonochek device is fitted with vari- individual specifications for different
ous sensor attachments for both air- application types, classes of explo-
borne and structure-borne transfer ofsion protection and speed levels. Ad-
ultrasound. Booth 2042 — Prüftech- vanced functions like the integrated
nik Condition Monitoring GmbH, PLC-based output controller, user
Ismaning, Germany interfaces, condition monitoring and
Voith Turbo www.pruftechnik.com simplified maintenance are part of the
scope of supply, and remote access
An all-inclusive solution and remote diagnosis are available as
for lubrication management needed. Booth 2145 — Voith Turbo,
The LUBExpert acoustic lubrication Inc., York, Pa.
solution’s (photo) intelligent algo- www.voith.com ■
rithms guide technologists and op- Mary Page Bailey
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Electrical Power Generation
& Transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
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92.90638
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112.411
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Absorbers, vibration ........................... 149
Acids, amino....................................... 162
Acids, fatty.......................................... 162
Acids, inorganic ................................. 162
Acids, organic .................................... 162
Actuators ............................................ 110
Actuators or starters, motor ................ 107
Actuators, operators ........................... 110
Adhesives ........................................... 146
Adsorbents, for carbon dioxide.......... 162
Adsorbents, zeolites ........................... 162
Adsorption systems, carbon .............. 159
Adsorption systems, other.................. 159
Advanced process control ................. 156
Aerators .............................................. 138
Aerators, water pollution..................... 160
Afterburners ....................................... 159
Aftercoolers ........................................ 127
Agglomerators .................................... 102
Air conditioners .................................. 120
Air conditioning & refrigeration
equipment ....................................... 120
Air pollution abatement systems ........ 159
Air pollution control............................. 159
Air pollution control equipment
& systems ........................................ 159
Air preheat systems............................ 130
Air purifiers ......................................... 149
Air separation equipment ..................... 89
Air separation equipment, cryogenic ... 89
Air separation equipment, membrane.. 89
Air separation equipment,
pressure swing adsorption ................ 89
Air separation equipment,
vacuum swing adsorption ................. 89
Alarm Management ............................ 156
Alarms, annunciator ........................... 114
Alarms, carbon monoxide .................. 114
Alarms, combustible gases ................ 114

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Alarms, combustion ........................... 114
Alarms, flame ..................................... 114
Alarms, flow ........................................ 114
Alarms, liquid level ............................. 114
Alarms, other ...................................... 114
Alarms, portable (gas, vapor) ............ 114
Alarms, pressure ................................ 114
Alarms, solids level............................. 114
Alarms, temperature ........................... 114
Alcohols, oxo ...................................... 162
Alkalies ............................................... 162
Anaerobic treatment systems ............. 160
Analog process control computers .... 112
Analyzers, air quality .......................... 110
Analyzers, carbon dioxide or
monoxide......................................... 110
Analyzers, chlorine ............................. 110
Analyzers, chromatographic .............. 110
Analyzers, combustible gases ........... 110
Analyzers, combustion ....................... 110
Analyzers, concentration .................... 110
Analyzers, emission............................ 110
Analyzers, environmental conditions ....110
Analyzers, fats & oils .......................... 110
Analyzers, gas density ....................... 110
Analyzers, hydrocarbons ................... 110
Analyzers, hydrogen .......................... 110
Analyzers, infrared ............................. 110
Analyzers, mass spectrometer ........... 110
Analyzers, moisture content ............... 110
Analyzers, near infrared ..................... 110
Analyzers, nitrogen............................. 110
Analyzers, nitrogen oxide ................... 110
Analyzers, nitrogen, total .................... 110
Analyzers, offstream ........................... 110
Analyzers, oil content ......................... 110
Analyzers, onstream ........................... 111
Analyzers, organic carbon ................. 110
Analyzers, organic carbon, total ........ 110
Analyzers, oxygen content ................. 110
Analyzers, oxygen demand................ 111
Analyzers, oxygen, dissolved............. 111
Analyzers, particle size ...................... 111
Analyzers, pH ..................................... 111
Analyzers, sodium ion concentration .... 111
Analyzers, sound ................................ 111
Analyzers, spectrometer .................... 111
Analyzers, stack gases ...................... 111
Analyzers, sulfur dioxide .................... 111
Analyzers, sulfur, total ........................ 111
Analyzers, surface area...................... 111
Analyzers, surface composition ......... 111
Analyzers, thin film ............................. 111
Analyzers, vapor pressure ................. 111
Analyzers, vibration ............................ 149
Analyzers, VOCs ................................ 110
Analyzers, VOCs, oil in water ............. 110
Analyzers, water quality ..................... 111
Antioxidants ........................................ 162
Arbitration, engineering ...................... 152
Arresters, flame deflagration
or detonation ................................... 149
Arresters, flame, tank vent, inline ....... 149
Arresters, surge .................................. 149
Asset management ............................ 156
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Autoclaves .......................................... 135
B Burners, gas ....................................... 131
Bag closing machines ........................ 104
Bag filling machines ........................... 104
Bag filling machines, vacuum ............ 104
Bag, empty, handling systems ........... 104
Baghouses ......................................... 123
Bags ................................................... 104
Bar coding .......................................... 156
Barrel handling equipment ................. 104
Barrels & drums.................................. 104
Batch control ...................................... 156
Batching & blending systems ............ 104
Batching & blending systems ............ 133
Baths, constant temperature .............. 130
Bearings ............................................. 107
Bearings & bushings .......................... 107
Bends, pipe .......................................... 90
Bin activators ...................................... 102
Bins..................................................... 102
Bins & other dry storage equipment ....102
Bins, weighing .................................... 102
Bio-oxidation units .............................. 160
Biochemical equipment...................... 136
Biocides, halogenated ....................... 162
Biocides, other ................................... 162
Biological treatment............................ 160
Bioreactors ......................................... 136
Bioremediation services ..................... 159
Blenders, cone ................................... 133
Blenders, continuous.......................... 133
Blenders, horizontal............................ 133
Blenders, inline ................................... 133
Blenders, liquid feed .......................... 133
Blenders, pneumatic .......................... 133
Blenders, ribbon ................................. 133
Blenders, spiral .................................. 134
Blenders, tumbling V .......................... 134
Blowers, axial flow ................................ 89
Blowers, centrifugal, compressor-type .... 89
Blowers, centrifugal, fan-type............... 89
Blowers, positive displacement............ 89
Blowers, regenerative........................... 89
Blowers, rotary piston ........................... 89
Blowout doors & panels ..................... 149
Boiler accessories .............................. 107
Boiler feedwater systems ................... 142
Boilers, automatic, packaged ............ 107
Boilers, coal fired................................ 107
Boilers, fire tube ................................. 107
Boilers, fluidized bed.......................... 107
Boilers, industrial ................................ 107
Boilers, integral furnace ..................... 107
Boilers, natural gas fired .................... 107
Boilers, oil fired ................................... 107
Boilers, waste heat recovery .............. 107
Boilers, water tube.............................. 107
Boosters, rotary piston ......................... 89
Brass .................................................. 145
Breakers ............................................. 140
Briquetting systems ............................ 102
Bronze ................................................ 145
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Bulk carriers, loading & unloading
equipment ....................................... 102
Burners, combination fuel .................. 131
Burners, oil ......................................... 131
Bushings............................................. 107
Bushings, pump ................................... 91
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Calciners, fluidizing ............................ 131
Calciners, rotary ................................. 131
Calibration & test equipment .............. 116
Calibration gas standards .................. 116
Calibration management .................... 156
Calorimeters ....................................... 116
Cameras, high-speed......................... 116
Carbides ............................................. 145
Carbon & graphite .............................. 145
Carbon steels ..................................... 147
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
training and aids ............................. 149
Cast irons ........................................... 145
Cast irons, alloy .................................. 145
Cast irons, high-silicon ....................... 145
Castables ........................................... 146
Catalyst supports & systems .............. 162
Catalysts, cracking ............................. 162
Catalysts, custom ............................... 162
Catalysts, desulfurization ................... 162
Catalysts, hydrogenation.................... 162
Catalysts, organic synthesis............... 162
Catalysts, other................................... 162
Catalysts, oxidation ............................ 162
Catalysts, palladium ........................... 162
Catalysts, platinum ............................. 162
Catalysts, polymerization ................... 162
Catalysts, polyolefin production ......... 162
Catalysts, precious metal ................... 162
Catalysts, reforming ........................... 162
Catalysts, rhodium.............................. 162
Catalysts, ruthenium ........................... 162
Catalysts, urethane production .......... 162
Catalysts, zeolite ................................ 162
Centrifuge parts & accessories .......... 120
Centrifuges ......................................... 120
Centrifuges, batch, automatic basket ... 120
Centrifuges, batch, perforated basket .. 120
Centrifuges, continuous, conical
angle, perforated basket ................. 120
Centrifuges, continuous,
pusher discharge ............................ 120
Centrifuges, continuous, solid
bowl, scroll discharge ..................... 120
Centrifuges, disc, nozzle discharge... 120
Centrifuges, disc, solid bowl .............. 120
Centrifuges, disc, valve discharge..... 120
Centrifuges, filter, continuous,
screen bowl, scroll discharge ......... 120
Centrifuges, filter, inverting................. 120
Centrifuges, laboratory or pilot plant .. 120
Centrifuges, liquid-liquid .................... 120
Centrifuges, solid basket.................... 120
Ceramic metals .................................. 145
Ceramics, including glass .................. 145
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Chambers, test ................................... 116
Chemical equipment design .............. 156
Chemical plant design &
maintenance........................................ 156
Chemical process design .................. 156
Chillers, recirculating .......................... 130
Chimneys, stacks & vents .................. 159
Chlorinators ........................................ 160
Chromatographs, onstream ............... 111
Chromatography, production-scale
equipment ....................................... 138
Chromium & alloys ............................. 145
Circuit breakers .................................. 108
Clarifiers, flotation ............................... 120
Clarifiers, settling ................................ 120
Classifiers & gravity separators.......... 120
Classifiers, air ..................................... 120
Classifiers, cyclone ............................ 120
Classifiers, mechanical, screening .... 120
Classifiers, mechanical, vibrating ...... 120
Cleaning chemicals & services .......... 149
Cleaning equipment & services ......... 149
Cleaning equipment, chemical .......... 149
Cleaning equipment,
high-pressure liquid ........................ 149
Cleaning equipment, mechanical ...... 149
Cleaning equipment,
pharmaceutical ............................... 149
Cleaning equipment, steam ............... 149
Cleaning equipment, tank cleaning ... 149
Cleaning parts & accessories ............ 149
Coagulants, aluminum based ............ 162
Coalescers ......................................... 136
Coaters & coating machinery ............. 102
Coating, forming & agglomeration
equipment ....................................... 102
Coatings, acrylic ................................ 146
Coatings, ceramic .............................. 146
Coatings, epoxy ................................. 146
Coatings, plastic................................. 146
Coatings, urethane ............................. 146
Cobalt alloys ....................................... 145
Cogeneration systems & equipment .. 107
Coils.................................................... 130
Coils, tubing ......................................... 96
Columns, absorption or adsorption .... 141
Columns, bubble cap ......................... 141
Columns, contacting or mixing........... 142
Columns, custom fabricated .............. 142
Columns, ion exchange...................... 142
Columns, packed ............................... 142
Columns, vacuum............................... 142
Columns, valve tray ............................ 142
Columns, wire mesh tray .................... 142
Combustors, catalytic......................... 159
Combustors, other .............................. 159
Comminutors ...................................... 140
Compactors ........................................ 102
Compliance-information
management ................................... 159
Composites ........................................ 145
Compressed-air management
systems ............................................. 89
Compressor lubrication ........................ 89
Compressors ........................................ 89
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Compressors, centrifugal ..................... 89
Compressors, diaphragm .................... 89
Compressors, high pressure ................ 89
Compressors, oil-free ........................... 89
Compressors, portable......................... 89
Compressors, reciprocating ................. 89
Compressors, rotary ............................. 89
Compressors, rotary liquid ring ............ 89
Compressors, rotary screw .................. 89
Compressors, rotary sliding vane ........ 89
Computational fluid dynamics ............ 156
Computer hardware ........................... 156
Computer software ............................. 156
Computers for design & engineering ...157
Computers, process control ............... 112
Condensate return systems ............... 127
Condensers, air cooled ...................... 127
Condensers, barometric..................... 127
Condensers, coil ................................ 127
Condensers, evaporative refrigerant.. 127
Condensers, jet ejector ...................... 127
Condensers, refrigerant ..................... 127
Condensers, shell & tube ................... 127
Condensers, steam ............................ 128
Condensers, surface .......................... 128
Condensers, tubular ........................... 128
Condensers, vapor ............................. 128
Consultants, corrosion protection ...... 152
Consultants, engineering ................... 152
Consultants, ISO compliance ............. 152
Consultants, materials ........................ 152
Consultants, safety & health ............... 152
Consultants, water treatment.............. 152
Controllers .......................................... 112
Controllers, air conditioning ............... 112
Controllers, batching or weighing ...... 112
Controllers, bin level ........................... 112
Controllers, boiler ............................... 112
Controllers, combustion ..................... 112
Controllers, electric ............................ 112
Controllers, flow & flow ratio ............... 112
Controllers, humidity........................... 113
Controllers, hydraulic ......................... 113
Controllers, liquid level ....................... 113
Controllers, pH ................................... 113
Controllers, pneumatic ....................... 113
Controllers, pressure .......................... 113
Controllers, process ........................... 113
Controllers, product ............................ 113
Controllers, programmable................. 113
Controllers, pump ............................... 113
Controllers, sludge level ..................... 113
Controllers, temperature ..................... 113
Controllers, vacuum ........................... 113
Controllers, viscosity .......................... 113
Converters, signal .............................. 118
Conveyor accessories ........................ 102
Conveyor belting ................................ 102
Conveyors & elevators for
bulk materials .................................. 102
Conveyors, apron ............................... 102
Conveyors, belt .................................. 103
Conveyors, bucket ............................. 103
Conveyors, cooling............................. 103
Conveyors, drag ................................. 103
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Conveyors, flexible ............................. 103
Conveyors, flight................................. 103
Conveyors, fluidizing .......................... 103
Conveyors, gravity.............................. 103
Conveyors, magnetic ......................... 103
Conveyors, other ................................ 103
Conveyors, overhead track ................ 103
Conveyors, pneumatic ....................... 103
Conveyors, portable ........................... 103
Conveyors, screw ............................... 103
Conveyors, vacuum............................ 103
Conveyors, vibrating .......................... 103
Conveyors, weighing .......................... 103
Coolers, air cooled ............................. 128
Coolers, belt ....................................... 128
Coolers, brine ..................................... 128
Coolers, closed circuit........................ 128
Coolers, coil........................................ 128
Coolers, drum ..................................... 128
Coolers, evaporative .......................... 128
Coolers, finned tube ........................... 128
Coolers, flash...................................... 128
Coolers, rotary .................................... 128
Coolers, screw.................................... 128
Coolers, water .................................... 128
Cooling tower systems ....................... 120
Cooling towers.................................... 120
Cooling towers, repair & upgrade ...... 120
Cooling-water treatment, chemical .... 142
Copper ............................................... 145
Copper & copper alloys ..................... 145
Copper alloys, other ........................... 145
Corrosion protection units, anodic ..... 123
Corrosion protection units, cathodic .. 123
Counters ............................................. 113
Couplings, flexible ................................ 90
Couplings, pneumatic conveyors....... 103
Couplings, quick connect .................... 90
Couplings, rigid .................................... 90
Couplings, self aligning ........................ 90
Crushers, fluid energy ........................ 140
Crushers, gyratory .............................. 140
Crushers, impact ................................ 140
Crushers, jaw...................................... 140
Crushers, prebreaker ......................... 140
Crushers, rotary .................................. 140
Crushers, rotary blade........................ 140
Cryogenic equipment ......................... 120
Crystallizers, cooling .......................... 123
Crystallizers, evaporative ................... 123
Crystallizers, freeze ............................ 123
Crystallizers, melt ............................... 123
Crystallizers, scraped surface ........... 123
Crystallizers, vacuum ......................... 124
Custom fabricated equipment............ 121
Custom processing ............................ 152
D
Dampers ............................................... 89
Data acquisition & process control .... 156
Data logging systems......................... 113
Data presentation equipment ............. 113
Data Transmission, Wireless............... 118
Data visualization ............................... 156
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Database services.............................. 152
Deaerators, degasifiers ...................... 136
Decanters ........................................... 120
Decking .............................................. 145
Defoamers .......................................... 162
Defoamers, chemical ......................... 162
Defoamers, physical........................... 123
Density-measuring equipment ........... 116
Desalination units ............................... 142
Desiccants.......................................... 162
Desuperheaters .................................. 128
Detectors, gases ................................ 111
Detectors, gases, combustible .......... 111
Detectors, gases, toxic....................... 111
Detectors, interface ............................ 116
Detectors, leak ................................... 116
Detectors, liquid-leak ......................... 111
Detectors, metal ................................. 111
Detectors, metal ................................. 116
Detectors, moisture ............................ 111
Detectors, other .................................. 111
Detectors, vibration ............................ 111
Dewatering, mechanical press........... 125
Diffusers, spargers ............................. 138
Digesters, cookers ............................. 136
Digesters, sewage sludge.................. 160
Direct digital process control
computers ....................................... 112
Dispersing agents, leather ................. 162
Dispersing agents, other .................... 162
Dispersing agents, rubber ................. 162
Distillation columns, automatic
packaged unit ................................. 142
Distillation columns, molecular
distillation ........................................ 142
Distillation columns, sieve tray ........... 142
Distillation columns, steam stripping.. 142
Distillation columns, vapor
compression.................................... 142
Diverters ............................................. 138
Dosimeters ......................................... 116
Drift eliminators, cooling tower ........... 121
Drives, crusher ................................... 107
Drives, Other ...................................... 107
Drives, Turbine ................................... 107
Drives, variable speed, electrical ....... 107
Drum filling equipment ....................... 104
Drum handling equipment.................. 104
Dryer parts & accessories.................. 121
Dryers ................................................. 121
Dryers, air ........................................... 121
Dryers, batch ...................................... 121
Dryers, belt ......................................... 121
Dryers, centrifugal .............................. 121
Dryers, chamber ................................ 121
Dryers, closed circuit ......................... 121
Dryers, conical, vacuum .................... 121
Dryers, continuous ............................. 121
Dryers, conveyor ................................ 121
Dryers, desiccant, disposable cartridge ..121
Dryers, desiccant, package unit ........ 121
Dryers, drum ...................................... 121
Dryers, drum, rotary vacuum.............. 121
Dryers, electric ................................... 121
Dryers, flash ....................................... 121
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Dryers, fluidized bed .......................... 122
Dryers, freeze ..................................... 122
Dryers, gas ......................................... 122
Dryers, paddle ................................... 122
Dryers, pan ......................................... 122
Dryers, radiant heat ............................ 122
Dryers, refrigerated air ....................... 122
Dryers, ring ......................................... 122
Dryers, rotary ...................................... 122
Dryers, screw flight............................. 122
Dryers, shelf, vacuum ........................ 122
Dryers, spiral screw............................ 122
Dryers, spray ...................................... 122
Dryers, steam jacketed ...................... 122
Dryers, steam tube ............................. 122
Dryers, suspension ............................ 122
Dryers, tray ......................................... 122
Dryers, tray, vacuum .......................... 122
Dryers, tumble .................................... 122
Dryers, V cone .................................... 121
Dryers, vacuum .................................. 122
Dryers, vertical ................................... 122
Ductile iron ......................................... 145
Ducts & ventilation systems ................. 89
Ducts, fiberglass-reinforced plastic ..... 89
Ducts, flexible ....................................... 89
Ducts, metallic ...................................... 89
Ducts, plastic........................................ 89
Ducts, rigid ........................................... 89
Dumpers ............................................. 102
Dust collector parts & accessories .... 123
Dust collectors & separators .............. 123
Dust collectors, bag filtering .............. 123
Dust collectors, cartridge ................... 123
Dust collectors, centrifugal................. 123
Dust collectors, cyclone ..................... 123
Dust collectors, electrostatic
precipitators .................................... 123
Dust collectors, other ......................... 123
Dust collectors, pulse jet .................... 123
Dust collectors, tray type.................... 123
Dust collectors, tubular ...................... 123
Dust collectors, wet ............................ 123
Dust removal equipment .................... 123
E Evaporators & crystallizers ................. 123
Economizers ....................................... 128
Elbows, pipe ......................................... 90
Electrical & power generation
equipment ....................................... 107
Electrical equipment, intrinsic safety.. 118
Electrical equipment, other ................ 108
Electrical heating equipment.............. 107
Electrochemical equipment................ 123
Electrodes, ion-sensitive .................... 116
Electrodes, pH.................................... 116
Electrodes: anodes & cathodes ......... 123
Electrodialysis units ............................ 142
Electrolytic cells.................................. 123
Electrophoresis units .......................... 123
Elevators, belt ..................................... 103
Elevators, bucket ................................ 103
Emergency escape equipment .......... 150
Emergency shutdown systems .......... 150
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Emulsifiers .......................................... 162
Enclosures, instrument ....................... 116
Engine-generator sets ........................ 107
Engineering services .......................... 152
Engineering, biochemical & biotech .. 152
Engineering: construction &
field erection.................................... 152
Engineering: cryogenic equipment .... 152
Engineering: facilities planning .......... 152
Engineering: instrumentation &
control systems ............................... 152
Engineering: modular process
systems ........................................... 152
Engineering: packaged pilot plants ... 152
Engineering: pilot plants..................... 152
Engineering: plant design .................. 153
Engineering: plant modernization ...... 153
Engineering: pollution &
environmental services ................... 153
Engineering: process design ............. 153
Engineering: process modeling ......... 153
Engineering: procurement .................. 153
Engineering: project management ..... 153
Engineering: research ........................ 153
Enterprise resource planning ............. 156
Entrainment separation equipment .... 123
Environmental consulting ................... 159
Environmental laboratories ................. 159
Environmental regulations,
interpreting ...................................... 159
Environmental services ...................... 159
Environmental-compliance reporting . 156
Environmental, health & safety ........... 156
Equipment repair & rebuilding ........... 149
Equipment testing .............................. 153
Equipment, process, custom ............. 121
Equipment, process, custom,
cryogenic ........................................ 121
Equipment, used: procurement
& supply .......................................... 153
Evaporative systems, mechanical
recompression ................................ 124
Evaporative systems, multiple effect .. 124
Evaporative systems, thermal
recompression ................................ 124
Evaporators, agitated film .................. 124
Evaporators, climbing film .................. 124
Evaporators, falling film ...................... 124
Evaporators, flash............................... 124
Evaporators, forced circulation .......... 124
Evaporators, horizontal tube .............. 124
Evaporators, low temperature ............ 124
Evaporators, plate type ...................... 124
Evaporators, short path ...................... 124
Evaporators, thin film .......................... 124
Evaporators, vertical long tube .......... 124
Evaporators, vertical short
tube (calandria) ............................... 124
Evaporators, waste water ................... 124
Evaporators, wiped film ...................... 124
Exhaust systems, clean-room .............. 89
Expanders .......................................... 107
Expanders, tube ................................. 149
Expansion bellows................................ 90
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PRODUCT & SERVICE INDEX
Expansion joints, flexible ...................... 90
Explosion isolation .............................. 150
Explosion vents .................................. 150
Extraction equipment ......................... 136
Extruders ............................................ 102
F Filters, polymer ................................... 126
Fans & blowers ..................................... 89
Fans, axial ............................................ 89
Fans, centrifugal ................................... 90
Fans, corrosion resistant ...................... 90
Fans, exhaust ....................................... 90
Fans, exhaust or ventilating,
general use ....................................... 90
Fans, explosion resistant ...................... 90
Fans, heavy duty .................................. 90
Fans, high temperature ........................ 90
Fans, other............................................ 90
Fans, repair & rebuilding .................... 149
Felt, filter ............................................. 124
Fermentation equipment & fermentors.. 136
Fiberglass-polyester ........................... 146
Filter aids, activated carbon ............... 125
Filter aids, zeolite................................ 125
Filter bags, acidproof ......................... 125
Filter bags, alkaliproof ........................ 125
Filter bags, glass ................................ 125
Filter bags, natural fiber ..................... 125
Filter bags, synthetic fiber .................. 125
Filter cloth, acidproof.......................... 125
Filter cloth, alkaliproof ........................ 125
Filter cloth, cotton ............................... 125
Filter cloth, glass ................................ 125
Filter cloth, metallic............................. 125
Filter cloth, natural fiber ...................... 125
Filter cloth, synthetic fiber .................. 125
Filter housings .................................... 125
Filter media & aids.............................. 124
Filter media, other............................... 125
Filter parts & accessories ................... 125
Filter presses ...................................... 125
Filter systems...................................... 127
Filters, activated carbon ..................... 125
Filters, air ............................................ 125
Filters, bag.......................................... 125
Filters, belt .......................................... 125
Filters, cartridge ................................. 125
Filters, centrifugal ............................... 126
Filters, clarifying ................................. 126
Filters, crossflow ................................. 126
Filters, disc, pressure ......................... 126
Filters, disc, vacuum .......................... 126
Filters, drum, rotary pressure
continuous ....................................... 126
Filters, drum, rotary vacuum
continuous ..............................................126
Filters, gas .......................................... 126
Filters, gravity, porous bed ................. 126
Filters, HEPA ....................................... 125
Filters, horizontal belt, vacuum........... 126
Filters, jacketed .................................. 126
Filters, leaf, horizontal, pressure ........ 126
Filters, leaf, vertical, pressure ............ 126
Filters, membrane............................... 126
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Filters, microfiltration .......................... 126
Filters, nanofiltration ........................... 126
Filters, nutsche ................................... 126
Filters, oil removal............................... 126
Filters, other ........................................ 126
Filters, pipeline ................................... 126
Filters, plate & frame .......................... 126
Filters, porous metal ........................... 126
Filters, portable .................................. 126
Filters, precoat.................................... 126
Filters, pressure .................................. 127
Filters, refrigerated ............................. 127
Filters, sand ........................................ 127
Filters, self-cleaning ........................... 127
Filters, tray .......................................... 127
Filters, tubular ..................................... 127
Filters, ultrafiltration ............................ 127
Filters, vibrating .................................. 127
Filters, water ....................................... 127
Filtration equipment ............................ 125
Fire extinguishing systems,
halogenated hydrocarbon............... 149
Fire protection equipment .................. 149
Fire pumps ......................................... 149
Flakers ................................................ 140
Flame retardants ................................ 162
Flanges ................................................. 90
Flares, stack & accessories ............... 159
Flexible hose, metallic & nonmetallic ... 90
Flocculation equipment ...................... 160
Flooring, fiberglass ............................. 145
Flowmeters, differential pressure ....... 114
Flowmeters, electromagnetic ............. 114
Flowmeters, magnetic ........................ 114
Flowmeters, mass............................... 114
Flowmeters, orifice plate .................... 114
Flowmeters, positive displacement .... 114
Flowmeters, rotameters ...................... 114
Flowmeters, turbine ............................ 114
Flowmeters, ultrasonic........................ 114
Flowmeters, variable area .................. 114
Flowmeters, vortex shedding ............. 114
Fluidic systems ................................... 116
Fluorocarbons .................................... 146
Foams, plastic .................................... 146
Full-service environmental firms ......... 159
Furnaces, annealing ........................... 131
Furnaces, electric ............................... 131
Furnaces, gas burning ....................... 131
Furnaces, hearth ................................ 131
Furnaces, high pressure .................... 131
Furnaces, high temperature ............... 131
Furnaces, multiple hearth................... 131
Furnaces, radiant heating .................. 131
Furnaces, rotary hearth ...................... 131
Furnaces, vacuum .............................. 131
Furnaces, vertical ............................... 131
Fused silica ........................................ 145
G Heaters, direct fired ............................ 130
Gages, density ................................... 114
Gages, filter ........................................ 115
Gages, liquid level.............................. 115
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Gages, pressure ................................. 115
Gages, tank ........................................ 115
Gages, thickness................................ 115
Gages, vacuum & differential pressure ...115
Gages, water ...................................... 115
Gaskets, fluoroplastic ........................... 95
Gaskets, plate heat exchanger .......... 130
Gaskets, rubber.................................... 95
Generator drives, steam ..................... 107
Generator-turbine sets........................ 107
Generators, electrical ......................... 107
Generators, hydrogen ........................ 136
Generators, nitrogen .......................... 136
Generators, oxygen ............................ 136
Generators, ozone .............................. 136
Generators, steam .............................. 130
Glass .................................................. 145
Glasses, furnace ................................ 115
Glasses, gage .................................... 115
Glasses, sight flow ............................. 115
Glove boxes ....................................... 150
Gold & alloys ...................................... 145
Granulators & granulating mills .......... 102
Groundwater remediation ................... 159
H
Hazard audits ..................................... 159
Heat exchanger parts &
accessories ..................................... 128
Heat exchangers, air cooled .............. 129
Heat exchangers, all-welded ............. 129
Heat exchangers, cascade ................ 129
Heat exchangers, coil ........................ 129
Heat exchangers, condensers &
coolers............................................. 127
Heat exchangers, direct contact steam ..129
Heat exchangers, double pipe........... 129
Heat exchangers, falling film .............. 129
Heat exchangers, finned tube ............ 129
Heat exchangers, glass ..................... 129
Heat exchangers, graphite................. 129
Heat exchangers, jacketed pipe ........ 129
Heat exchangers, plate ...................... 129
Heat exchangers, plate fin ................. 129
Heat exchangers, PTFE tube ............. 128
Heat exchangers, scraped surface.... 129
Heat exchangers, screw flight............ 129
Heat exchangers, shell & tube ........... 129
Heat exchangers, spiral ..................... 129
Heat exchangers, titanium ................. 129
Heat exchangers, U tube ................... 128
Heat exchangers, zirconium .............. 129
Heat transfer fluids, cooling fluids ...... 129
Heat transfer fluids, heating fluids...... 129
Heat transfer fluids, other ................... 130
Heat transfer media ............................ 129
Heat transfer systems......................... 129
Heat-exchange modeling ................... 156
Heaters, air & gas............................... 130
Heaters, feedwater ............................. 130
Heaters, finned tube ........................... 130
Heaters, gas fired ............................... 130
Heaters, helical coil ............................ 130
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Heaters, immersion ............................ 130
Heaters, indirect fired (waterbath)...... 130
Heaters, instantaneous....................... 130
Heaters, jacketed ............................... 130
Heaters, molten salt............................ 130
Heaters, pipeline ................................ 130
Heaters, portable ............................... 130
Heaters, process liquid ...................... 128
Heaters, process slurry ...................... 128
Heaters, screw flight........................... 130
Heaters, steam injection ..................... 130
Heaters, tank car ................................ 130
Heaters, thermal liquid ....................... 130
Heaters, tubular .................................. 131
Heaters, unit ....................................... 131
Heating & cooling equipment, other .. 130
High alloy steels ................................. 147
Hoists.................................................. 104
Homogenizers .................................... 131
Homogenizers, high pressure ............ 131
Hoods, fume collectors ........................ 89
Hoppers.............................................. 102
Hoppers, weighing ............................. 102
Hose fittings.......................................... 90
Hose, chemically resistant ................... 90
Hose, high pressure ............................. 90
Hose, metallic ....................................... 90
Hose, nonmetallic, fluoroplastic ........... 90
Hose, nonmetallic, neoprene ............... 90
Hose, sanitary ...................................... 90
Hose, vacuum ...................................... 90
Hot oils................................................ 130
Hybrid process control computers ..... 112
Hydrogen............................................ 162
Hydrogen sulfide removal systems .... 159
Hydrogenation reactors ...................... 136
I Lighting fixtures .................................. 107
Incinerators......................................... 160
Indicators............................................ 114
Indicators, bin level ............................ 115
Indicators, carbon monoxide ............. 115
Indicators, color.................................. 115
Indicators, combustible gases ........... 115
Indicators, dewpoint or humidity ........ 115
Indicators, flow ................................... 115
Indicators, liquid level ........................ 115
Indicators, mass flow.......................... 115
Indicators, moisture ............................ 115
Indicators, other ................................. 115
Indicators, pressure ........................... 115
Indicators, solids level ........................ 115
Indicators, specific gravity ................. 115
Indicators, temperature ...................... 115
Indicators, turbidity............................. 115
Indicators, vacuum ............................. 115
Indicators, valve position.................... 115
Indicators, viscosity ............................ 116
Indicators, weight ............................... 116
Indium & alloys ................................... 145
Indoor-air-quality services .................. 159
Information management ................... 156
Information Technology ...................... 156
Inhibitors, corrosion ............................ 162
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Input & output equipment, data
processing ...................................... 156
Input-output equipment ...................... 112
Inserts, heat-exchanger tube ............. 129
Inspection ........................................... 153
Insulation materials............................. 145
Insulation, glass fiber ......................... 145
Insulation, urethane foam ................... 145
Intermediate bulk containers .............. 104
Ion exchanger equipment .................. 142
Ion measurement or selection ............ 116
Iron & iron alloys ................................. 145
J Meters, displacement ......................... 116
Joints, swivel ........................................ 90
K Meters, oxygen ................................... 117
Kettles, agitated ................................. 136
Kettles, crystallizing ........................... 136
Kettles, electrically heated ................. 136
Kettles, jacketed ................................. 136
Kettles, melting ................................... 136
Kettles, special metals ....................... 136
Kettles, vacuum .................................. 136
Kiln, oven & furnace accessories ....... 131
Kilns, ovens & furnaces ...................... 131
Kilns, rotary......................................... 131
L Mills, disc............................................ 141
Laboratory information management .... 156
Laser systems .................................... 116
Lead & alloys ...................................... 145
Leak sealing service........................... 149
Lifting equipment................................ 104
Lighting, explosion proof .................... 107
Liners, helmet ..................................... 150
Linings, cements & mortars................ 146
Linings, ceramic ................................. 146
Linings, urethane ................................ 146
Liquid-liquid processing..................... 120
Liquid-mixer parts & accessories....... 131
Load cells ........................................... 116
Loading arms ..................................... 102
Low alloy steels .................................. 147
Lubricants........................................... 145
Lubricants, engine oil ......................... 145
Lubricants, greases............................ 145
Lubricants, industrial oils.................... 145
Lubricants, process oils ..................... 145
Lumpbreakers .................................... 140
Lumpbreakers for solid &
liquid systems ................................. 140
M Mixers, gate ........................................ 132
Maintenance tools & equipment &
replacement parts ........................... 149
Manometers........................................ 116
Manufacturing execution systems...... 156
Manufacturing execution systems...... 156
Marking & labeling systems ............... 150
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Materials for buildings & building
construction..................................... 145
Materials handling systems ................ 104
Materials management ....................... 156
Mathematics & statistics..................... 156
Measurement & testing equipment .... 116
Medium alloy steels ............................ 147
Membrane systems for gases ............ 138
Membrane systems for liquids ........... 138
Metals & alloys, other nonferrous ....... 145
Meters, air........................................... 116
Meters, chlorine .................................. 116
Meters, conductivity ........................... 116
Meters, electrical ................................ 116
Meters, gas......................................... 116
Meters, heat flow ................................ 117
Meters, pH .......................................... 117
Meters, recording ............................... 117
Meters, surface tension ...................... 117
Meters, turbidity.................................. 117
Meters, ultrasonic ............................... 117
Meters, water ...................................... 117
Microfiltration equipment .................... 127
Microscopes ....................................... 117
Mills, attrition....................................... 140
Mills, ball............................................. 140
Mills, cage .......................................... 140
Mills, colloid ........................................ 140
Mills, cone .......................................... 140
Mills, grinding ..................................... 141
Mills, hammer ..................................... 141
Mills, homogenizing............................ 141
Mills, impact ....................................... 141
Mills, jacketed ball .............................. 141
Mills, jet............................................... 141
Mills, other .......................................... 141
Mills, pug ............................................ 141
Mills, ring roll ...................................... 141
Mills, rod ............................................. 141
Mills, roller .......................................... 141
Mills, vertical ....................................... 141
Mist eliminators................................... 123
Mixer-settlers ...................................... 138
Mixers, air driven ................................ 131
Mixers, anchor .................................... 131
Mixers, batch ...................................... 132
Mixers, bottom entering...................... 132
Mixers, chilled .................................... 132
Mixers, cone ....................................... 132
Mixers, continuous ............................. 132
Mixers, continuous kneaders ............. 134
Mixers, disc ........................................ 132
Mixers, double arm kneaders............. 134
Mixers, gas-liquid, high intensity ........ 132
Mixers, gravity flow ............................. 134
Mixers, heated .................................... 132
Mixers, high shear .............................. 134
Mixers, High Viscosity ........................ 131
Mixers, jet ........................................... 132
Mixers, magnetically coupled ............ 134
Mixers, motionless .............................. 134
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Mixers, other solid-liquid .................... 134
Mixers, paddle.................................... 132
Mixers, pan ......................................... 134
Mixers, pipeline (inline) ...................... 132
Mixers, planetary ................................ 134
Mixers, pony ....................................... 132
Mixers, portable ................................. 132
Mixers, pressure ................................. 132
Mixers, propeller................................. 132
Mixers, ribbon..................................... 134
Mixers, roller ....................................... 134
Mixers, rotary blade............................ 134
Mixers, rotary disc .............................. 134
Mixers, rotary drum ............................ 134
Mixers, screw ..................................... 134
Mixers, sealless .................................. 135
Mixers, side entering .......................... 132
Mixers, slurry ...................................... 133
Mixers, spiral ribbon ........................... 135
Mixers, spiral screw............................ 135
Mixers, static ...................................... 133
Mixers, top entering............................ 133
Mixers, turbine .................................... 133
Mixers, vacuum .................................. 133
Mixers, vacuum tumble ...................... 135
Mixers, vertical stationary................... 135
Mixers: barrel, drum, carboy .............. 131
Mixing equipment for fluids ................ 131
Mixing equipment for gas, air............. 133
Mixing equipment for solids & fluids .. 133
Molybdenum & alloys ......................... 145
Monitors, air quality ............................ 111
Monitors, ammonia ............................. 111
Monitors, carbon dioxide or monoxide....111
Monitors, chlorine ............................... 111
Monitors, colorimetric ......................... 111
Monitors, combustible gases,
or vapors ......................................... 111
Monitors, composition ........................ 111
Monitors, conductivity ........................ 111
Monitors, dust ..................................... 111
Monitors, emissions, continuous ........ 111
Monitors, humidity .............................. 111
Monitors, hydrocarbon content .......... 112
Monitors, hydrogen cyanide content.. 112
Monitors, hydrogen sulfide content .... 112
Monitors, octane ................................. 112
Monitors, oil content ........................... 112
Monitors, opactiy ................................ 112
Monitors, oxygen content ................... 112
Monitors, particle size ........................ 112
Monitors, pH ....................................... 112
Monitors, stack gases ........................ 112
Monitors, viscosity .............................. 112
Monitors, VOCs .................................. 111
Monitors, water quality ....................... 112
Monomer-recovery systems ............... 138
Motor controls..................................... 107
Motors, A.C......................................... 107
Motors, electric ................................... 107
Motors, explosion proof ...................... 107
Mullers ................................................ 135
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N Pipe fittings & couplings, metallic &
Nickel.................................................. 146
Nickel & nickel alloys.......................... 146
Nickel alloys ....................................... 146
Niobium .............................................. 145
Nitrogen .............................................. 162
Noise & vibration suppression
equipment ....................................... 149
NOx control systems .......................... 159
Nozzles, atomizing ............................. 138
Nozzles, mixing .................................. 138
Nozzles, spray .................................... 138
Nylon .................................................. 146
O Pipe, nickel & nickel alloy ..................... 90
Odor-control systems ......................... 159
Oil purification equipment .................. 138
Oil skimmers ....................................... 160
Organic intermediates ........................ 162
Other electrical equipment ................. 108
Ovens, drying ..................................... 131
Ovens, vacuum .................................. 131
Oxidizers, catalytic ............................. 136
Oxidizers, catalytic ............................. 160
Oxidizers, thermal .............................. 160
Oxygen ............................................... 162
Ozonators ........................................... 142
Ozone ................................................. 162
P Plastics materials................................ 146
Packaging containers......................... 104
Packaging equipment ........................ 104
Packaging equipment, liquids............ 104
Packaging equipment, solids ............. 104
Packers, bag ...................................... 104
Packers, vibrating............................... 104
Packings, braided ................................ 95
Packings, pump ................................... 95
Packings, tower & column, ceramic ... 135
Packings, tower & column, metal ....... 135
Packings, tower & column, plastic ..... 135
Packings, tower & column, random ... 135
Packings, tower & column, structured..135
Packings, trays for towers & columns ..135
Packings, trays for towers & columns ..135
Pads, filter........................................... 125
Pails & cans ........................................ 104
Paints .................................................. 146
Palladium & alloys .............................. 145
Palletizers ........................................... 104
Particle size control systems .............. 120
Particulate removal systems............... 159
Pelletizers ........................................... 102
Pervaporation equipment ................... 138
Photometers ....................................... 117
Physical properties ............................. 156
Pigments............................................. 163
Pilot plant services ............................. 153
Pipe & pipe systems, custom ............. 121
Pipe adapters ....................................... 90
Pipe Fitting, Stainless Steel .................. 90
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Pipe fittings, emergency repair ............ 90
Pipe fittings, high pressure ................... 90
Pipe fittings, jacketed ........................... 90
Pipe fittings, metallic ............................ 90
Pipe fittings, nonmetallic ...................... 90
Pipe fittings, sanitary ............................ 90
Pipe strainers........................................ 90
Pipe, alloy steel .................................... 90
Pipe, aluminum ..................................... 90
Pipe, aluminum & aluminum alloys....... 90
Pipe, containment................................. 91
Pipe, copper & copper alloys............... 90
Pipe, copper alloy ................................ 90
Pipe, flanged ........................................ 91
Pipe, nonmetallic .................................. 90
Pipe, other ............................................ 91
Pipe, plastic .......................................... 91
Pipe, polyethylene ................................ 91
Pipe, polypropylene ............................. 91
Pipe, polyvinylidene fluoride ................ 91
Pipe, PTFE ............................................ 91
Pipe, rubber.......................................... 90
Pipeline rehabilitation processes........ 149
Plant decommissioning and
dismantling ...................................... 153
Plant documentation services ............ 153
Plant maintenance services ............... 149
Plant optimization ............................... 156
Plant relocation ................................... 153
Plastics, other ..................................... 146
Plates, filter ......................................... 125
Platinum & alloys ................................ 145
Polycarbonates................................... 146
Polyesters ........................................... 146
Polyethylenes ..................................... 146
Polymerizers ....................................... 136
Polypropylenes ................................... 146
Polytetrafluoroethylene ....................... 146
Powders, ceramic............................... 145
Power supplies, emergency ............... 107
Preheaters .......................................... 129
Preservatives ...................................... 163
Pressure vessel design ...................... 156
Pressure vessel repair ........................ 149
Process chemicals ............................. 162
Process control ................................... 157
Process optimization .......................... 157
Process safety management .............. 157
Process safety management
services ........................................... 153
Process simulation ............................. 157
Process simulation systems ............... 157
Process vessels & reactors ................ 135
Production scheduling ....................... 157
Proportioners ...................................... 105
Protective coatings & linings .............. 146
Pump parts & fittings ............................ 91
Pump repair ........................................ 149
Pumps parts & accessories ................. 91
Pumps, acid, corrosive......................... 91
Pumps, air driven ................................. 91
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Pumps, axial flow.................................. 91
Pumps, battery-powered ...................... 91
Pumps, canned motor .......................... 92
Pumps, carboy or drum........................ 92
Pumps, centrifugal ............................... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, ANSI ..................... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, double suction...... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, dry running ........... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, inline ..................... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, multistage ............. 91
Pumps, centrifugal, process,
medium duty ..................................... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, self-priming .......... 91
Pumps, centrifugal, single stage .......... 91
Pumps, ceramic ................................... 94
Pumps, condensate return ................... 92
Pumps, cryogenic ................................ 92
Pumps, dewatering, submersible......... 95
Pumps, diaphragm (proportioning) ...... 93
Pumps, diaphragm (reciprocating) ...... 93
Pumps, dry vacuum ............................. 92
Pumps, explosion proof........................ 92
Pumps, fiberglass-reinforced plastic.... 94
Pumps, gear ......................................... 93
Pumps, hand ........................................ 92
Pumps, high pressure .......................... 92
Pumps, jacketed................................... 92
Pumps, leakproof ................................. 91
Pumps, lined......................................... 91
Pumps, lobe ......................................... 94
Pumps, magnetically driven ................. 92
Pumps, metering .................................. 93
Pumps, mixed flow ............................... 92
Pumps, nickel-based alloy ................... 94
Pumps, nonmetallic .............................. 94
Pumps, oil free...................................... 92
Pumps, open impeller .......................... 92
Pumps, other ........................................ 91
Pumps, other ........................................ 92
Pumps, other special materials ............ 94
Pumps, packless .................................. 95
Pumps, peristaltic ................................. 92
Pumps, piston....................................... 93
Pumps, piston-diaphragm .................... 93
Pumps, plastic ...................................... 94
Pumps, plunger .................................... 93
Pumps, plunger .................................... 93
Pumps, pressure powered ................... 92
Pumps, progressing cavity ................... 94
Pumps, proportioning ........................... 93
Pumps, recessed impeller.................... 92
Pumps, reciprocating ........................... 93
Pumps, rotary ....................................... 93
Pumps, rotary cycloidal ........................ 94
Pumps, rotary liquid ring ...................... 94
Pumps, rotary piston ............................ 94
Pumps, rotary positive displacement ... 94
Pumps, rotary sliding vane ................... 94
Pumps, rubber lined ............................. 91
Pumps, screw ....................................... 94
Pumps, screw centrifugal ..................... 91
Pumps, sealless ................................... 92
Pumps, sludge ..................................... 92
Pumps, slurry ....................................... 92
Pumps, special materials ..................... 94
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Pumps, stainless steel .......................... 94
Pumps, submersible............................. 95
Pumps, sump ....................................... 95
Pumps, titanium .................................... 94
Pumps, transfer .................................... 92
Pumps, turbine ..................................... 91
Pumps, turbine, regenerative ............... 91
Pumps, vacuum & ejector .................... 94
Pumps, vacuum, dry ............................ 94
Pumps, vacuum, liquid ring.................. 94
Pumps, vacuum, once-through-oil ....... 94
Pumps, vacuum, other ......................... 94
Pumps, vacuum, rotary piston.............. 94
Pumps, vertical & deep well ................. 95
Pumps, vertical centrifugal ................... 95
Pumps, vertical inline ........................... 95
Pumps, vertical turbine......................... 95
Pumps, water........................................ 92
Pyrometers ......................................... 117
Q Rubber, butyl ...................................... 146
Quality assurance or control .............. 157
R Rubber, natural ................................... 146
Radio remote control systems ............ 118
Railroad safety devices ...................... 150
Reaction & separation equipment,
other ................................................ 138
Reactors, continuous.......................... 136
Reactors, cooled, heated ................... 136
Reactors, fluid bed ............................. 136
Reactors, gas-liquid ........................... 136
Reactors, hollow flight ........................ 137
Reactors, jacketed ............................. 137
Reactors, jacketed, dimple ................ 137
Reactors, jacketed, half-pipe ............. 137
Reactors, lined, glass ......................... 137
Reactors, lined, metal......................... 137
Reactors, loop .................................... 137
Reactors, pilot plant ........................... 137
Reactors, rotary blade ........................ 137
Reactors, rotary disc .......................... 138
Reboilers ............................................ 129
Recorder parts & accessories............ 117
Recorders ........................................... 117
Recorders, bin level ........................... 117
Recorders, humidity ........................... 117
Recorders, liquid flow......................... 117
Recorders, liquid level........................ 117
Recorders, mass flow ......................... 117
Recorders, moisture ........................... 117
Recorders, other................................. 117
Recorders, pressure ........................... 117
Recorders, temperature ..................... 117
Recorders, time .................................. 117
Recorders, turbidity ............................ 117
Recorders, viscosity ........................... 117
Refractometers ................................... 117
Refractories ........................................ 146
Refractory materials ........................... 146
Refrigeration equipment & systems ... 120
Refrigeration equipment, chillers ....... 120
Refrigeration equipment, freezers ...... 120
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Regulators, air .................................... 113
Regulators, back pressure ................. 113
Regulators, flow .................................. 113
Regulators, gas .................................. 113
Regulators, pressure .......................... 113
Regulators, temperature..................... 113
Regulators, vacuum ........................... 113
Regulatory compliance ...................... 157
Reinforced-plastics fabrication, custom..121
Relays, time delay .............................. 118
Resins, alcohol-soluble ...................... 163
Resins, ion exchange ......................... 142
Resins, water-soluble ......................... 163
Respirators ......................................... 150
Reverse osmosis systems .................. 142
Rheometers ........................................ 117
Risk analysis ....................................... 153
Roasters, food products ..................... 131
Robotic components .......................... 104
Rubber & rubberlike materials ........... 146
Rubber, chlorosulfonated
polyethylene .................................... 146
Rubber, ethylene propylene ............... 146
Rubber, fluoroelastomers ................... 146
Rubber, neoprene............................... 146
Rubber, nitrile ..................................... 146
Rubber, polybutadiene ....................... 146
Rubber, silicone .................................. 147
Rubber, styrene butadiene ................. 147
Rubber, synthetic, other ..................... 147
Rubber, urethane ................................ 147
Rupture discs ..................................... 150
Rupture panels ................................... 150
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Safety audits ....................................... 150
Safety equipment & systems .............. 149
Samplers, automatic........................... 111
Samplers, gas, air .............................. 111
Samplers, liquid.................................. 111
Samplers, solids ................................. 111
Scales, automatic weighing ............... 105
Scales, bagging, filling ....................... 105
Scales, checkweight .......................... 105
Scales, continuous weighing.............. 105
Scales, conveying .............................. 105
Scales, counting ................................. 105
Scales, floor, platform ......................... 105
Scales, hopper ................................... 105
Scales, portable ................................. 105
Scales, railroad car ............................ 105
Scales, recording ............................... 105
Scales, remote indicating ................... 105
Scales, tank ........................................ 105
Scales, totalizing ................................ 105
Scales, truck ....................................... 105
Screening ........................................... 139
Screening equipment ......................... 139
Screens, bar ....................................... 139
Screens, grizzly .................................. 139
Screens, gyratory ............................... 139
Screens, perforated plate................... 139
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Screens, testing.................................. 139
Screens, vibrating .............................. 139
Screens, wire ...................................... 139
Scrubbers ........................................... 139
Scrubbers, centrifugal ........................ 139
Scrubbers, fluidized bed .................... 139
Scrubbers, fume, gas ......................... 139
Scrubbers, impingement baffle .......... 139
Scrubbers, jet ..................................... 139
Scrubbers, oil mist.............................. 139
Scrubbers, orifice ............................... 140
Scrubbers, packed column ................ 140
Scrubbers, plate column .................... 140
Scrubbers, spray ................................ 140
Scrubbers, venturi .............................. 140
Scrubbers, wire mesh tray ................. 140
Seals, balanced pressure .................... 95
Seals, bearing ...................................... 95
Seals, gas-lubricated ........................... 95
Seals, gaskets & packing materials ..... 95
Seals, magnetic .................................... 95
Seals, mechanical ................................ 95
Separators .......................................... 138
Separators for metals ......................... 138
Separators, magnetic ......................... 139
Separators, oil-water .......................... 160
Settlers, inclined plate ........................ 160
Sewage treating units ......................... 160
Showers, emergency.......................... 150
Shredders ........................................... 141
Sieves ................................................. 139
Silencers, exhaust .............................. 149
Silicon carbide.................................... 145
Silos .................................................... 102
Silver & alloys ..................................... 146
Simulators ........................................... 156
Sinks, eye or face emergency ............ 150
Size reduction equipment .................. 140
Sleeves, pipe ........................................ 90
Sludge dewaterers ............................. 160
Sludge dryers ..................................... 160
Sludge handling ................................. 160
Software development........................ 157
Software, other ................................... 157
Soil remediation .................................. 160
Solid-liquid-mixer parts & accessories.. 135
Solids feeders, airlock ........................ 103
Solids feeders, batch ......................... 103
Solids feeders, constant weight ......... 103
Solids feeders, continuous flow.......... 103
Solids feeders, disc ............................ 103
Solids feeders, gravimetric................. 103
Solids feeders, proportioning ............. 103
Solids feeders, rotary ......................... 103
Solids feeders, vibrating or
oscillating ........................................ 103
Solids feeders, volumetric .................. 104
Solids handling equipment & systems,
other ................................................ 104
Solvent recovery systems................... 138
Solvent recycling systems .................. 138
Solvents, glycol ether ......................... 163
Solvents, oxygenated ......................... 163
Spectrometer accessories or services .. 112
Spectrometers .................................... 112
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Speed reducer ................................... 107
Spray nozzles, cooling tower ............. 121
Sprayers ............................................. 138
Stainless steels ................................... 147
Stainless steels, AISI 300 series......... 147
Steam jet ejectors ................................. 94
Steam traps .......................................... 95
Steam traps, disc ................................. 95
Steam traps, float ................................. 95
Steam traps, float & thermostatic ......... 95
Steam traps, inverted bucket ............... 95
Steam traps, thermostatic .................... 95
Steels .................................................. 147
Storage cabinets ................................ 150
Storage systems ................................. 104
Strainers ............................................. 127
Strippers, air ....................................... 138
Strippers, air ....................................... 160
Stud tensioners, hydraulic .................. 149
Sulfur Recovery .................................. 159
Supercritical fluid extraction
processing .............................................138
Superheaters ...................................... 129
Supervisory process control computers ...112
Supply chain management ................ 157
Surface active agents, anionic ........... 163
Surface active agents, cationic .......... 163
Surface active agents, nonionic ......... 163
Surface active agents, other .............. 163
Switches, electrical............................. 108
Switchgear & other power
distribution equipment .................... 108
T Transformers....................................... 108
Tank fittings & accessories ................... 95
Tanks & other liquid storage vessels .... 95
Tanks, carbon steel .............................. 96
Tanks, cryogenic .................................. 96
Tanks, cryogenic, vacuum jacketed ..... 96
Tanks, custom fabricated ..................... 96
Tanks, dimple jacketed......................... 96
Tanks, double containment .................. 96
Tanks, field-erected .............................. 96
Tanks, fluoroplastic ............................... 96
Tanks, heated ....................................... 96
Tanks, mixing ........................................ 96
Tanks, nickel or nickel alloys ................ 96
Tanks, polyester-fiberglass ................... 96
Tanks, polyethylene .............................. 96
Tanks, polypropylene ........................... 96
Tanks, pressurized storage .................. 96
Tanks, PVC ........................................... 95
Tanks, settling ..................................... 160
Tanks, stainless steel ............................ 96
Tanks, stainless steel, lined .................. 96
Tanks, tapered wall............................... 96
Tanks, water.......................................... 96
Tantalum & alloys................................ 146
Tape, electric heating ......................... 107
Technology licensing .......................... 154
Testers, hardness ............................... 117
Testers, tensile strength...................... 117
Testing equipment, corrosion ............. 149
Testing equipment, gases & vapors ... 150
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Testing equipment, high pressure ...... 149
Testing equipment, nondestructive .... 149
Testing equipment, other .................... 117
Testing instruments, vibration ............. 149
Thermal fluids ..................................... 130
Thermistors ......................................... 116
Thermocouples .................................. 116
Thermometers, dial ............................ 116
Thermometers, digital......................... 116
Thermometers, electrical .................... 116
Thermometers, infrared ...................... 116
Thermometers, recording ................... 116
Thermometers, resistance
temperature detectors..................... 116
Thermoplastic elastomers .................. 146
Thermostats ........................................ 116
Thermowells ....................................... 116
Thickeners, centrifugal ....................... 120
Thickeners, gravity ............................. 120
Thickeners, rake or sedimentation ..... 120
Tin & alloys ......................................... 146
Titanium & alloys ................................ 146
Tools & equipment, other.................... 149
Tools, hand ......................................... 149
Totalizers............................................. 114
Tower parts & accessories ................. 142
Towers & columns .............................. 141
Training ............................................... 154
Training personnel, maintenance ....... 154
Training personnel, safety & health .... 154
Training services ................................ 160
Training systems, plant operators ...... 154
Transducers ........................................ 118
Transmitters & data transmission
equipment ....................................... 118
Transmitters, level ............................... 118
Transmitters, mass flow ...................... 118
Transmitters, pressure ........................ 118
Transmitters, temperature................... 118
Traps, air ............................................. 123
Trays & tower internals ....................... 135
Troughs, cooled or heated ................. 129
Tube fittings .......................................... 96
Tubes, filter ......................................... 125
Tubing & tube fittings, metallic &
nonmetallic ........................................ 96
Tubing, condenser ............................... 96
Tubing, evaporator ............................... 96
Tubing, finned ....................................... 96
Tubing, flexible metal ........................... 96
Tubing, heat exchanger ....................... 96
Tubing, high temperature ..................... 96
Tubing, nonmetallic .............................. 96
Tubing, plastic ...................................... 96
Tubing, refractory ................................. 96
Tubing, rubber ...................................... 96
Tubing, seamless ................................. 96
Tubing, silicone .................................... 96
Tubing, welded ..................................... 96
Tungsten & alloys ............................... 146
Turbines, combined steam-gas .......... 107
Turbines, mechanical drive, gas ........ 107
Turbines, mechanical drive, steam..... 107
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U Valves, diverter ..................................... 98
Ultrafiltration systems ......................... 142
Unions, pipe ......................................... 90
Unloaders, barge ............................... 102
Unloaders, bulk bag ........................... 102
Unloaders, hopper car ....................... 102
Unloaders, other ................................. 102
Unloaders, tank car ............................ 102
Unloaders, tank truck ......................... 102
V Valves, mixing....................................... 99
Vacuum pumping systems ................... 95
Valve & flange covers ......................... 150
Valve operators, diaphragm ............... 110
Valve operators, electrohydraulic ....... 110
Valve operators, electropneumatic..... 110
Valve operators, motor operated ........ 110
Valve operators, piston ....................... 110
Valve operators, pneumatic................ 110
Valve operators, solenoid ................... 110
Valve parts & fittings ............................. 96
Valve positioners, microprocessor
equipped ......................................... 110
Valve positioners, other ...................... 110
Valve repair......................................... 149
Valve, position indicators.................... 110
Valves ................................................... 96
Valves, air ............................................. 96
Valves, airlock rotary ............................ 96
Valves, angle ........................................ 97
Valves, ball ........................................... 97
Valves, bellows sealed ......................... 97
Valves, butterfly .................................... 97
Valves, ceramic lined ........................... 97
Valves, check ....................................... 97
Valves, control, electric ........................ 97
Valves, control, hydraulic ..................... 97
Valves, control, pneumatic ................... 97
Valves, control, regulator ...................... 97
Valves, control, solenoid....................... 97
Valves, cryogenic ................................. 97
Valves, diaphragm................................ 97
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Valves, diverter conveyor ................... 104
Valves, double block & bleed............... 98
Valves, flush-bottom tank ..................... 98
Valves, gate .......................................... 98
Valves, glass lined ................................ 98
Valves, globe ........................................ 98
Valves, high pressure ........................... 98
Valves, high temperature...................... 99
Valves, jacketed ................................... 99
Valves, knife-gate ................................. 99
Valves, metal seated ............................ 99
Valves, motor operated ........................ 99
Valves, multiport ................................... 99
Valves, needle ...................................... 99
Valves, nuclear ..................................... 99
Valves, other ......................................... 99
Valves, packless ................................... 99
Valves, pilot operated ........................... 99
Valves, pinch ........................................ 99
Valves, plastic....................................... 99
Valves, plastic lined .............................. 99
Valves, plug .......................................... 99
Valves, pneumatic ................................ 99
Valves, powder ................................... 104
Valves, pressure reducing .................... 99
Valves, proportional .............................. 99
Valves, pump protection....................... 99
Valves, quick closing .......................... 100
Valves, relief ....................................... 100
Valves, rubber lined............................ 100
Valves, safety...................................... 100
Valves, sampling ................................ 100
Valves, slurry ...................................... 100
Valves, tank blanketing....................... 100
Valves, tank venting............................ 100
Valves, titanium................................... 100
Valves, vacuum .................................. 100
Valves, vacuum relief.......................... 100
Valves, vent, low pressure .................. 100
Valves, zirconium................................ 100
Vapor collectors.................................. 138
Vapor recovery systems ..................... 159
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Vaporizers........................................... 131
Ventilation systems ............................... 89
Vessels, plastic lined .......................... 138
Vessels, pressure, cryogenic ............. 138
Vessels, pressure, custom ................. 138
Vessels, pressure, jacketed, dimple... 138
Vessels, pressure, multilayered
heavy wall........................................ 138
Viscometers, melt ............................... 117
Viscosity or consistency instruments,
other ................................................ 117
VOC control ........................................ 160
Voltmeters ........................................... 117
W
Washers .............................................. 149
Washers, continuous belt ................... 138
Washers, spray ................................... 138
Waste handling equipment &
systems ........................................... 160
Waste heat recovery units .................. 129
Waste treatment facilities, other ......... 160
Waste-recovery treating systems ....... 160
Wastewater neutralization systems .... 160
Water Pollution Control ....................... 160
Water pollution control equipment &
systems ........................................... 160
Water pollution systems ..................... 142
Water treatment chemicals ................. 163
Water treatment control equipment .... 142
Water treatment equipment ................ 142
Weighing, feeding & proportioning
equipment ....................................... 104
Welding equipment ............................ 149
Wire cloth............................................ 139
Wire mesh........................................... 139
Z
Zeolites ............................................... 163
Zinc & alloys ....................................... 146
Zirconium............................................ 146
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the factory. Smaller heaters are shipped as a complete package.
Larger heaters are disassembled into three major components.
This makes installation easy and less costly.

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Since our production begins at the mine in our mineral refining
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Exotherm Corporation
Exotherm Corporation TURNDOWN
888 Wilcrest Drive The normal turndown
Houston, TX 77042 ratio of the Uniflux
Phone: 713-981-9100 Convection Heater is
Fax: 713-981-7081 10:1. Turndown ratios
E-mail: info@exotherm.com of 40:1 can be achieved
www.exotherm.com with custom designed
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Exotherm Corporation is a leader in providing custom designed
SAFETY AND RELIABILITY
fired heaters to the chemical processing and oil and gas Each Uniflux Convection Heater is equipped with a field proven
processing industries. burner management system and safety controls. The heater and
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system is tested at the factory to ensure safe and reliable operation
CONVECTION when installed.
HEAT TRANSFER
Exotherm’s Uniflux
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Convection Heater was
developed fifty years The Uniflux Convection Heater is designed as a package and is
ago to overcome the completely assembled at the factory. Smaller heaters are shipped
problems of overheating as a complete package. Larger heaters are disassembled into three
and degrading heat major components. This makes installation easy and less costly.
sensitive process fluids that customers experienced with their
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The Uniflux Convection Heater is custom designed for processes Qualified, experienced technicians are available to assist
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is designed to utilize the circulation of high velocity exhaust gases maintenance programs and trouble shooting.
around the process tubes to produce convective heat transfer. This
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The result is lower tube wall and film temperatures compared with
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The high velocity Uniflux burner has a very short flame extension, applications. A few are
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Heat Transfer Fluids
Cryogenic fluids
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The forced draft burner operates at very low excess air. This Vaporization
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Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.

Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd.
Paharpur House
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road
Kolkata - 700 027
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Phone: +91-33-4013 3000
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Email: pctccu@paharpur.com
Website: www.paharpur.com

In a world of water shortage and an increasing awareness of water exceed general standards, the objective being to supply a prime
problems, Paharpur has grown from a small lumber saw mill to quality product which will provide low cost and reliable service to
one of the largest cooling tower manufacturers in the world. our customers over many years.
There are few problems Major industries such as electricity generating, petroleum refining,
Paharpur cannot solve related chemical processing, sugar, air-conditioning and refrigeration,
to the cooling of water or other steel and so on use a vast assortment of cooling towers and air
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Research and Development air-conditioning plant of your building, dissipate heat from your
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produced innovative concepts at Paharpur are at your service.
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Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd, has acquired the dry cooling
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TLV
13901 South Lakes Drive
Charlotte, NC 28273
Phone: 704.597.9070
Fax: 704.583.1610
www.tlv.com
Since its debut in 1950 with the first “Trouble-Less Valve”,
TLV has continued to provide industry leading advancements
in steam control technology. Today, TLV is a global company
offering a broad range of high performance products which
deliver extended service life and improved energy efficiency.
Manufacturer TLV CO., LTD. Kakogawa, Japan, is approved to ISO
9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
TLV’s PowerDyne® series
GREATER SIMPLICITY = HIGHER RELIABILITY
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TLV introduced the Free Float concept to the steam industry
®
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sealing performance. PowerDyne disc traps include an air vent
® by finding solutions to the various challenges encountered while
developed and patented by TLV to enable mirror-finish surfaces.
The result is that both series provide exceptional energy efficiency.
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provide excellent durability and resistance to water hammer and
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TLV offers technical assistance, on-site service, and training
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proper management of the steam trap population. Such system
capabilities help maximize productivity, extend reliability, improve
energy efficiency, and fulfill safety/environment requirements.
The TrapMan Steam Trap
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the TM5N portable data collection
and measurement unit and
Windows -based TrapManager
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a personal compputer. The
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the site. When uploaded to a
PC, TrapManager analyzes the
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highlighting steam traps that require attention. TrapManager
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TLV also offers Consulting & Engineering Services. CES
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TLV believes that true customer satisfaction can only be obtained
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53590 ((608) 825-4799; e-mail: sales@2g-eng.com; web
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(+49 4155 818-0; e-mail: mail@abel.de; web site: www.
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VA 20151 (800-747-7401; 703-631-7401; FAX: 703-
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FAX: 1-506-452-7308; e-mail: systems@adi.ca; web site:
www.adisystemsinc.com)
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Bad Hall 4540 (43-7258-790; FAX: 43-7258-3863; e-
mail: office@agru.at; web site: www.agru.at)
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Bavaria D-92242 (+49 9622 7039 0; FAX: +49 9622
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AMETEK Fluoropolymer Products specializes in
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46738 (888-357-3181; 260-357-3181; FAX: 260-357-
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tures worldwide.
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245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
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DEU D-97980 (+49 7931 597-0; FAX: +49 7931 597-
119; e-mail: info@bartec.de; web site: www.bartec.de)
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Bee Valve Inc., 1150 Taylor St., Elyria, OH 44035 (800-366-
0220; FAX: 440-366-0198; e-mail: sales@beevalve.com;
web site: www.beevalve.com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
Beltran Technologies has become the first name
in advanced gas cleaning & air pollution emission
control for a broad spectrum of industrial processes,
metallurigical and sulphuric acid production.
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Calmbach-
erstr. 22, Bad Wildbad, DEU 75323 (+4970811770; e-mail:
industry@berthold.com; web site: www.Berthold.com)
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
Biazzi SA, 25 ch de la Tavallaz, P.O. Box 84, Chailly/
Montreux, 0 1816 (41-21-989-2121; FAX: 41-21-989-
2120; e-mail: cw@biazzi.com; web site: www.biazzi.
com)
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
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COMPANY DIRECTORY
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Bionomic Industries is the proven global leader
in providing innovative cost effective systems for
control of multipollutant air emissions, recovery of
valuable product and waste heat in the chemical
industry.
Blackhawk Technology Company, 21 W 211 Hill Avenue,
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 (630-469-4916; FAX: 630-469-4896;
e-mail: mbertane@blackhawkco.com; web site: www.
blackhawkco.com)
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, 1809 Century
Ave. S.W., Grand Rapids, MI 49503 (616-241-1611;
FAX: 616-241-3752; e-mail: blackmer@blackmer.com;
web site: www.blackmer.com)
Bluebeam Software, 55 S. Lake Ave, Suite 900, CA 91101
(e-mail: jmcguinness@bluebeam.com)
BOC Sciences, 45-16 Ramsey Road Shirley, NY 11967, US,
Long Island City, NY 11967 (e-mail: adabocsci@gmail.com)
Boerger Pumps, 2860 Water Tower Place, Chanhassen,
MN 55317 (877-726-3743; 612-435-7300; FAX: 612-435-
7301; e-mail: america@boerger.com; web site: www.
boerger.com)
BOKELA GmbH, Tullastrasse 64, Karlsruhe, DEU 76131
(+49721964560; e-mail: bokela@bokela.com; web site:
www.bokela.com)
Branch Environmental Corp, PO Box 5265, Somerville, NJ
08876-1303 (9085261114; e-mail: eng@branchenv.com;
web site: www.branchenv.com)
BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A,
Ruurlo, , NLD NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; e-mail:
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.
com)
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, 11 Commerce Blvd.,
Middleboro, MA 02346 (800-628-8139 (Not MA); 508-
946-6200; FAX: 508-946-6262; e-mail: info@brookfield-
engineering.com; web site: www.brookfieldengineering.
com)
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Düsseldorf Straße 79,
Duesseldorf, DEU 40545 (0049 211 57 79 05 - 0; e-mail:
pumpen@bungartz.de; web site: www.bungartz.de)
Bunting Magnetics Co., 500 S. Spencer Rd., PO Box 468,
Newton, KS 67114-0468 (800-835-2526; 316-284-2020;
FAX: 316-283-4975; e-mail: bmc@buntingmagnetics.
com; web site: www.buntingmagnetics.com)
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Talstr. 1-5,
Gernsbach, DEU 76593 (+49 7224 6450; FAX: +49
7224 64588; e-mail: info@burster.com; web site: www.
burster.com)
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
Business Marketing Services, 8823 Satelite Dr.,
White Lake, MI 48386 (248-335-8080; e-mail:
sandy@97marketingsecrets.com; web site: www.san-
dybarris.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
C PA 15521 (888-CPI-PULL (274-7855); 814-839-4186;
CAI Catalysts, 881 Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd Square,
PA 19446-5303 (610-547-7399; e-mail: info@caicata-
lysts.com; web site: www.caicatalysts.com)
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
Capovani Brothers Inc., 704 Prestige Parkway, Scotia, NY
12302 (518-346-8347; FAX: 518-381-9578; e-mail: cbi@
capovani.com; web site: www.capovani.com)
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439 (785-
472-4461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., 980 Ensell Rd., Lake Zurich, IL
60047 (847-438-0334; FAX: 847-438-0944; e-mail: info@
cpilink.com; web site: www.cpilink.com)
CB&I, 2103 Research Forest Drive, The Woodlands, TX
77380 (832-513-1000; FAX: 832-513-1005; e-mail: info@
cbi.com; web site: www.CBI.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
CelesTech, Inc., 221 Kings Highway West, Haddonfield, NJ
08033 (e-mail: annakessler@celestechs.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713-
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chem-
stations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com)
— See our ad on page 9
Clean Gas Systems, Inc, 380 Townline Road, Hauppauge,
NY 11788 (6314671600; e-mail: shah@cgscgs.com;
web site: Www.cgscgs.com)
Cleaver-Brooks, Inc., 6940 Cornhusker Highway, Lincoln,
NE 68507 (e-mail: afink@cleaverbrooks.com)
Cleveland Vibrator Co., 2828 Clinton Ave., Cleveland, OH
44113 (800-221-3298; 216-241-7157; FAX: 216-241-
3480; e-mail: sales@clevelandvibrator.com; web site:
www.clevelandvibrator.com)
COMSOL INC., 100 District Ave, Burlington, MA 01803
(7812733322; FAX: 7812736603; e-mail: info@comsol.
com; web site: www.comsol.com)
Control Instruments Corp, 25 Law Drive, Fairfield, NJ
07004 (973-575-9114; e-mail: pgardner@controlinstru-
ments.com; web site: www.controlinstruments.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Founded in 1967, Conval designs and manufactures
U.S.-made, high-performance forged valves for the
world’s most demanding applications. Key industries
served include petro-chemical, oil and gas, pulp and
paper, and power.
Coperion K-Tron, 590 Woodbury Glassboro Rd., Sewell, NJ
08080 (856-589-0500; FAX: 856-256-3175; e-mail: info@
coperionktron.com; web site: www.coperionktron.com)
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 (800-4-CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651) 429-
1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web site:
www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
Covestro LLC, 1 Covestro Circle, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
(844-646-0545; 412-413-2000; web site: www.covestro.
com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
For over 50 years, CR CleanAir’s engineered systems
have been designed to address nearly any emissions
challenge. From arsenic to zirconium tetrachloride,
we scrub gasses others won’t touch.
— See our ad on page 13
Creative Bioarray, 45-1 Ramsey Road Shirley, NY 11967,
US, Long Island City, NY 11967 (5166698109; e-mail:
contact@creative-bioarray.com; web site: www.creative-
bioarray.com)
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., 214 Industrial Lane, Alum Bank,
FAX: 814-839-4276; e-mail: crpul@pultrude.com; web
site: www.creativepultrusions.com)
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., 1 Chestnut Street, Nashua,
NH 03060 (603-880-4420; FAX: 603-880-4536; e-mail:
marketing@criticalprocess.com; web site: www.critical-
process.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Croll Reynolds is an engineering firm specializing in
the research, design, and manufacture of process
vacuum systems. Specifically, we design Ejector
Systems, Combination Liquid Ring/Ejector Systems,
Thermocompressors, and Vacuum Chillers.
CTP Sinto America, LLC, 3001 W Main St, Lansing, MI
48917 (e-mail: david.poole@ctp-us.com)
DECEMBER 2017
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CUT MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY GMBH, PART OF
THE BÜRKERT GROUP, CUT Membrane Technol-
ogy GmbH, Erkrath, DEU 40699 (+49 2104 176 32 0;
e-mail: filtration@burkert.com; web site: https://ww-
treatment.com)
D
Dacon Inspection Services, 78/4 Moo 6, Sukhumvit Rd.,,
Ban Chang, , THA 21130 (e-mail: info@dacon-inspec-
tion.com; web site: www.dacon-inspection.com)
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
DECHEMA E.V., Theodor-Heuss-Allee 25, Frankfurt
am Main, DEU 60486 (49-69-75-64-0; FAX: 49-69-75-
64-201; e-mail: info@dechema.de; web site: www.
dechema.de)
— See our ad on page 58
DEWAL INDUSTRIES LLC, 15 Ray Trainor Drive, Nar-
ragansett, RI 02882 (401-789-9736; e-mail: dewal@
rogerscorporation.com; web site: www.dewal.com)
Deacom, 601 Lee Rd, Chesterbrook, PA 19087
(6109712278; e-mail: info@deacom.com; web site:
deacom.com)
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa, Z.I.
Larges Pieces A - Chemin du Dévent, Ecublens, , CHE
1024-CH (+41-21-694 20 40; FAX: +41-21-694 20 59; e-
mail: info@dec-group.ch; web site: www.dec-group.net)
DIAMOND REFRACTORY SERVICES, LLC, 8412 Mosley
Road, Houston, TX 77075 (713-378-9200; e-mail:
jbroussard@diamondrefractory.com; web site: www.
diamondrefractory.com)
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
Dockweiler AG, An der Autobahn 10/20, Neustadt-Glewe
19306 (0049 38757 58 0; FAX: 0049 38757 58 4169; e-
mail: sales@dockweiler.com; web site: www.dockweiler.
com)
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Prinzenallee 78 - 79, Berlin,
DEU 13357 (030-497769-0; FAX: 030-497769-25; e-mail:
info@thiedig.com; web site: www.thiedig.com)
DraCool USA, 30 Eagle Court, Carlisle, OH 45005 ((937)
743-5899; FAX: (937) 743-6075; e-mail: rross@dracool-
usa.com; web site: www.dracool-usa.com)
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Duke's Root Control, Inc., 1020 Hiawatha Blvd., West, NY
13204 (e-mail: lynn@dukes.com)
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul,
MN 55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015;
e-mail: info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dy-
namicair.com)
DYNATEK LOADING SYSTEMS, 200 North Harrison
Street, North Prairie, WI 53153 ((888) 853-5444; FAX:
(262) 392-2984; e-mail: garyk@dynatekloadingsys-
tems.com; web site: www.dynatekloadingsystems.
com)
DYNATEK designs and builds articulating and shuttle
type rail car, hopper truck and container loading
systems based on belt, drag, screw and air slide
conveying technologies.
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
E
E Instruments, 402 Middletown Blvd, LANGHORNE, PA
19047 (2157501212; e-mail: yliang@e-inst.com; web
site: www.e-inst.com)
EK USA, 575 W 3200 S, Logan, UT 84321 (435-753-8448;
e-mail: candis@ekusa.com; web site: www.ekusa.com)
EKATO, 48 Spruce Street, Oakland, NJ 07436 (201-825-
4684 ext. 205; e-mail: ecorpusa@ekato.com; web site:
www.ekato.com/en-us/)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Schnackenburgallee
121, Hamburg, DEU 22525 (+49-40-540005-0; FAX:
+49-40-540005-67; e-mail: info@elaflex.de; web site:
www.elaflex.de/en)
ENECON Corp, 6 Platinum Corp, MEDFORD, NY 11763
(516-349-0022; e-mail: enecon@enecon.com; web site:
www.enecon.com)
ENEXIO, Dorstener Str. 18-29, Herne, DEU 44651
(+492349802000; e-mail: info@enexio.com; web site:
www.enexio.com/)
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ENEXIO Water Technologies GmbH, Leyboldstr. 12,
Huerth, DEU 50354 (+49 2233 39828 0; e-mail:
2h.germany@enexio.com; web site: wwww.enexio.com)
EPIC Modular Process Systems, 4134 Meramec Bottom
Rd, St. louis, MO 63129 (314-858-8839; e-mail: info@
epicsysinc.com; web site: https://www.epicmodularpro-
cess.com/)
EST GROUP - CURTISS-WRIGHT, 2701 Township Line
Rd., Hatfield, PA 19440 (215 721-1100; e-mail: est-
marketing@curtisswright.com; web site: www.cw-
estgroup.com)
Eastman Chemical Co., 200 South Wilcox Drive, Kingsport,
TN 37660 (800-327-8626; 423-229-2000; FAX: 423-229-
1196; web site: www.eastman.com)
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer flu-
ids, 575 Maryville Centre Drive, Saint Louis, MO 63141
(800-433-6997; e-mail: team.therminol@eastman.com;
web site: www.therminol.com)
Edwards Vacuum, 6416 Inducon Drive West, Sanborn, NY
14132 (800-848-9800; e-mail: matt.murray@edwards-
vacuum.com; web site: www.edwardsvacuum.com)
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
Emery Winslow Scale Co., 73 Cogwheel Lane, Seymour,
CT 06483 (203-881-9333; FAX: 203-881-9477; e-mail:
homeoffice@emerywinslow.com; web site: www.emery-
winslow.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
Endress+Hauser a leading supplier of products,
solutions and services for industrial process mea-
surement and automation. We offer comprehensive
process solutions for flow, level, pressure, analysis,
temperature, recording and digital communications
across a wide range of industries, optimizing pro-
cesses with regards to economic efficiency, safety
and environmental protection.
— See our ad on page 3
Enerquip LLC, 611 North Road, Medford, WI 54451 (715-
748-5888; e-mail: ronherman@enerquip.com; web site:
www.enerquip.com)
ENGINEERING REVIEW SERVICES, 116 East Elm
Street, Emmaus, PA 18049 (6109695991; e-mail:
gregchepe@gmail.com)
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington,
MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering-
4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com)
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., 21 Gail Court, Sparta, NJ 07871
(888-943-5000; 973-940-1600; FAX: 973-940-1620; e-
mail: sales@johnernst.com; web site: www.sightglass.
com)
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, 3F., 59 Sec-
tion 4, Xinyi Rd,, Taipei, , TWN 106 (+886 2 2755 4545;
FAX: +886 2 2707 0898; e-mail: marketing@eurekadry-
tech.com; web site: eurekadrytech.com)
F 84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 (800-
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
FEECO International, Inc., 3913 Algoma Rd., Green Bay,
WI 54311 (800-373-9347; 920-468-1000; FAX: 920-469-
5110; e-mail: sales@feeco.com; web site: www.feeco.
com)
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FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
As the global leader in the field of clamp-on ultra-
sonic flow measurement, FLEXIM offers the ideal
flow meter - even for the most demanding chal-
lenges. Whether it are liquids or gases, extreme
temperatures, high pressures or highly variable flow
rates in thick walled pipes, the FLUXUS range of
permanent or portable liquid and gas flow meters
are the measurement system of choice.
FLUID LINE PRODUCTS INC., 38273 Western Pkwy.,
P.O. Box 1000, Willoughby, OH 44096 (440-946-9470;
FAX: 440-946-9472; e-mail: fip@fluidline.com; web
site: www.fluidline.com)
— See our ad on page 37
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Talweg 12, Maulbronn, DEU
75433 (+49 7043 101-0; e-mail: info@flux-pumpen.de;
web site: www.flux-pumps.com)
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Via Vandelli 20,
Como, ITA 22100 (e-mail: colombo@foodpharmasys-
tems.com)
FPZ Inc., 150 N. Progress Drive, Saukville, WI 53080-1602
(262-268-0180; FAX: 262-268-0415; e-mail: usa@fpz.
com; web site: www.fpz.com)
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Industriestrasse 8,
Idar-Oberstein 55743 (0049 6784 70 0; FAX: 0049 6784
70 11; e-mail: info@fritsch.de; web site: www.fritsch.de)
Falkonry, 1307 South Mary Avenue Suite 215, Sunnyvale,
CA 94087 (4084619286; e-mail: maryanne.steidinger@
falkonry.com; web site: www.falkonry.com)
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
Force Flow, 2430 Stanwell Drive, Concord, CA 94520 (800-
893-6723; 925-686-6700; FAX: 925-686-6713; e-mail:
info@forceflow.com; web site: www.forceflow.com)
Forsta Filters Inc., PO Box 6397, Burbank, CA 91510 (e-
mail: polly@forstafilters.com)
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, A18 Second Floor,
Building 1, Shunlian Machinery Plaza, ChenCun Town,
Foshan, CHN 528313 (+86-0757-29318541; e-mail:
drbluejack@yahoo.com; web site: www.emulsifying-
mixer.com)
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Niedemfeldweg 14,
Porta Westfalica, NRW, DEU 32457 (49-571-9558-0;
FAX: 49-571-9558-160; e-mail: post@jacob-rohre.de;
web site: www.jacob-rohre.de)
Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Max-Planck-Str. 7,
Huerth, DEU D-50354 (+49 2233 974 40-0; FAX: +49
2233 974 40-40; e-mail: info@frankenfilter.com; web site:
www.frankenfilter.com)
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG,
Hoehnerweg 2 - 4, Weinheim, DEU 69465 (+49 6201/80-
6264; FAX: +49 6201/88-6299; e-mail: viledon@freuden-
berg-filter.com; web site: www.freudenberg-filter.com)
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., PO Box 245, Carrboro, NC,
NC 27510 (+1 412 559 8840; e-mail: melissa@fritsch-us.
com; web site: www.fritsch-us.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Ene-Hav
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GEA Engineering, P.C., 100 Airport Executive Park, suite
105, Nanuet, NY 10954 (845-371-5522; 8453715522;
FAX: 845-371-5526; e-mail: sgamelsky@geaengineer-
ing.com; web site: www.geaengineering.com)
GEA France, 4, rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Montigny le Bret-
onneux, , FRA 78185 (+33 1 30 14 61 10; e-mail: chemi-
cal@gea.com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
(800-722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.com;
web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Werner-Habig-Str. 1,, Oelde, DEU 59302 (+ 49-2522-77-
0; FAX: + 49-2522-77-2488; e-mail: info@gea.com; web
site: www.gea.com)
GRI Pumps, 180 Hines Ave., Bellville, OH 44813 (419-886-
3001; FAX: 419-886-2338; e-mail: grisales@gripumps.
com; web site: www.gripumps.com)
GTS, P.O. Box 26067, Mississauga, CAN L5L 5W7 (e-mail:
info@gts.ca)
Gabelman Process Solutions, LLC, 6548 Meadowbrook
Court, West Chester, OH 45069 (e-mail: alan.gabel-
man@gabelmanps.com)
Gasco, 320 Scarlet Blvd, Oldsmar, FL 34677 (e-mail:
sarah@gascogas.com)
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Elsener Str.
7-9, Paderborn 33102 (05251-3090; FAX: 05251-
309123; e-mail: info@loedige.de; web site: www.loedige.
de)
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
General Kinematics, 5050 Rickert Rd., Crystal Lake, IL
60014 (8154443594; e-mail: akelley@generalkinematics.
com; web site: www.generalkinematics.com)
General Rubber Co., 861Washington Ave, Carlstadt, NJ
07072 (800-233-6294; (201) 935-1900; FAX: (201) 935-
1915; web site: general-rubber.com)
Genoble Engineering, 451 Haywood Road, Greenville, SC
29607 (e-mail: lee@genobleengineering.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Gorman-Rupp pumps are constructed to handle the
tough corrosive and abrasive chemicals that other
pumps can’t handle.You’ll find our pumps handling
chemicals in canneries, tanneries, automotive and
chemical plants.
Goudsmit Magnetics Group BV, Petunialaan 19, Waalre,
NLD 5582 HA (+31-(0)40-2213283; e-mail: info@goud-
smitmagnets.com; web site: www.goudsmitmagnets.
com)
Graphite Metallizing Corporation, 1050 Nepperhan Av-
enue, Yonkers, NY 10703 (914-968-8400; FAX: 914-968-
8468; e-mail: sales@graphalloy.com; web site: www.
graphalloy.com)
Green Leaf Inc, 9490 North Baldwin Street, Fontanet, IN
47851 (e-mail: teko.goda@green-leaf.us)
Guided Wave Inc., 5190 Golden Foothill Pkwy., El Dorado
Hills, CA 95762-9608 (916-939-4300; FAX: 916-939-
4307; e-mail: gwinfo@guided-wave.com; web site: www.
guided-wave.com)
H
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, Carl-Haver-Platz 3, OELDE 59302 (+49-2522-
300; FAX: 49 2522 30-403; e-mail: haver@haverboecker.
com; web site: www.haverboecker.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Ennigerloher Strasse
64, Oelde, Germany, DEU 59302 (+49-2522-300; FAX:
+49-2522-30404; e-mail: dw@haverboecker.com; web
site: www.weavingideas.com)
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COMPANY DIRECTORY
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
UniFlow laboratory fume hoods & vented enclosures,
laboratory furniture, laboratory countertops.Large
floor mount hoods, ventilation equipment,emergency
shower decontamination booths.ISO Certified, Lab
Planning Solutions. www.HEMCOcorp.com
HORIBA Instruments, 9755 Research Dr., Irvine, CA 92618
(800-446-7422; 949-250-4811; FAX: 949-250-0924; e-
mail: labinfo@horiba.com; web site: www.horiba.com/
us/particle)
HTT Energy GmbH, Fuellenbruchstr. 183, Herford, DEU
32051 (0049-5221-385-0; FAX: 0049-5221385-12; e-
mail: sales@htt.de; web site: www.htt.de)
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
HammerTek Corporation, P.O. Box 416, Landisville, PA
17538 (800-505-9665; 717-898-7665; FAX: 717-898-
9279; e-mail: sales@hammertek.com; web site: www.
hammertek.com)
Hamon Deltak, Inc., 13330 12th Ave N, Plymouth, MN
55441 (763-557-7440; e-mail: jhockert@deltak.com; web
site: www.deltak.com)
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
Hapman, 6002 East N Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49048 (800-
427-6260; 269-343-1675; FAX: 269-349-2477; e-mail:
sales@hapman.com; web site: www.hapman.com)
Harper International, 4455 Genesee St, Suite 123, Buffalo,
NY 14225 (716-276-9900; FAX: 716-810-9460; e-mail:
info@harperintl.com; web site: www.harperintl.com)
HAWK MEASUREMENT, 90 Glenn Street, Suite 100B,
Lawrence, MA 01843 (978-304-3000; e-mail: info@
hawkmeasure.com; web site: www.hawkmeasure.
com)
Hayward Flow Control, One Hayward Industrial Drive,
Clemmons, NC 27012 (888-429-4635 USA/Canada;
888-429-4635; FAX: 888-778-8410; e-mail: hflow@hay-
ward.com; web site: www.haywardflowcontrol.com)
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
htri.net)
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Robert-Perthel Str. 9, Koeln
50739 (+49(0)221-497080; FAX: +49(0)221-49708178;
e-mail: info@heinrichs.eu; web site: www.heinrichs.eu)
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Divi-
sion, 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43215
(888.443.9466; 614.225.4000; FAX: 614.986.2496; e-
mail: 4information@hexion.com; web site: www.hexion.
com)
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, PO Box 36,
Pittsburgh, PA 15230 (412-788-9810; FAX: 412-788-
9822; e-mail: info@heylpatterson.com; web site: www.
heylpatterson.com)
Honeywell Process Solutions, 1250 W Sam Houston Pkwy
S, Houston, TX 77042 (+1-800-822-7673; web site:
www.honeywellprocess.com)
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Gildenstraat 26, Doetinchem, , NLD 7005 BL (+31 314
373 333; e-mail: info@hmbv.hosokawa.com; web site:
www.hosokawa-micron-bv.com)
Hyspan Precision Prod. Inc., 1685 Brandywine Ave., Chula
Vista, CA 91911 (619-421-1355; FAX: 619-421-1702;
e-mail: websales@hyspan.com; web site: www.hyspan.
com)
I (281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Janke & Kunkel-Str. 10,
Staufen, DEU 79219 (+49 7633 831-0; FAX: +49 7633
831-907; e-mail: marketing@ika.de; web site: www.
ikaprocess.com)
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
Inline Industries, Inc., 9056 Garvey Ave., Rosemead, CA
91770 (800-568-8998 United States and Canada; 626-
813-6188; e-mail: info@ballvalve.com; web site: www.
ballvalve.com)
Integrated Corrosion Companies, 4411 Navigation Blvd.,
Houston, TX 77502 (e-mail: matthew.marion@integrated-
corrosion.com)
Interdevelopment, Inc., POB 15249, Arlington, VA 22215
(01 202 508 1459; e-mail: intbusiness04@yahoo.com;
web site: www.interdevelopment.com)
International Polymer Solutions Inc., 5 Studebaker, Irvine,
CA 92618 (949-458-3731; e-mail: info@ipolymer.com;
web site: www.ipolymer.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
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JLS International, Inc., PO Box 240948, Charlotte, NC
28224-0948 (704-679-9575; FAX: 704-679-9574; e-mail:
info@jlsintl.com; web site: www.jlsintl.com)
JOHN ZINK HAMWORTHY COMBUSTION, GLOBAL
HEADQUARTERS: JOHN ZINK COMPANY LLC,
11920 East Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (800-225-
0085; 918.234.1800; FAX: 918.234.2700; e-mail: info@
johnzink.com; web site: johnzinkhamworthy.com)
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JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Moritz-Juchheim-Strasse 1, Fulda,
DEU 36039 (49 661 6003-0; FAX: 49 661 6003-500; e-
mail: mail@jumo.net; web site: www.jumo.net)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Joseph Oat Corporation, 2500 Broadway, Camden, NJ
08104 (856-541-2900; e-mail: j.mcdonald@josephoat.
com; web site: www.josephoat.com)
Jowfe Oil Company, Kodaj be nsalam, New- Benghazi,
Benghazi, LBY 1098 (00218926743950; e-mail: alpele-
keya@yahoo.com; web site: Facebook)
K LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
KAISER PROCESS AND BELT TECHNOLOGY GMBH,
Siemensring 54-56, Willich, DEU 47877 (+49 (0) 2154
89107 - 0; FAX: +49 (0) 2154 89107 - 284; e-mail:
info@kaiser-pbt.de; web site: www.kaiser-pbt.de)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
KNF Neuberger is a leader in precision gas and
liquid pumps and systems for OEM, process, and
benchtop laboratory customers. Built upon a foun-
dation of engineer-to-engineer collaboration, KNF
combines technical expertise and manufacturing
leadership to address application-specific chal-
lenges for a wide variety of markets, including
chemical processing, energy, environmental, medi-
cal device/diagnostics, printing, safety/defense,
automotive, academia, and more.
KRUSS GmbH, Marketing, Borsteler Chaussee 85, Ham-
burg 22453 (+49/40/514401-0; FAX: +49/40/514401-98;
e-mail: info@kruss.de; web site: www.kruss.de)
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
Kett, PMB 504, 17853 Santiago Blvd., Suite 107, Villa Park,
CA 92861 (800-438-5388 US/Canada; 714-579-1716;
FAX: 714-579-7611; e-mail: sales@kett.com; web site:
www.kett.com)
Kimre, Inc., 744 SW 1st Street, Homestead, FL 33030 (305
233-4249; FAX: 305 233-8687; e-mail: sales@kimre.com;
web site: www.kimre.com)
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 (281-282-9200; FAX:
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
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KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Koflo Corp., 309 Cary Point Dr., Cary, IL 60013 (800-782-
8427 U.S., Canada; 847-516-3700; FAX: 847-516-3724;
e-mail: info@koflo.com; web site: www.koflo.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
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KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
Krohne, Inc., 7 Dearborn Rd., Peabody, MA 01960 (800-
356-9464 (Not MA); 978-535-6060; FAX: 978-535-1720;
e-mail: info@krohne.com; web site: us.krohne.com)
L
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
LAR Process Analysers AG, Neukoellnische Allee 134, Ber-
lin 12057 (+49 30 278958-46; FAX: +49 30 278958-703;
e-mail: sales@lar.com; web site: www.lar.com)
L.B. Bohle Maschinen + Verfahren GmbH, Industriestr. 18,
Ennigerloh 59320 (+49 (0) 2524 9323 0; FAX: +49 (0)
2524 9323 399; e-mail: info@lbbohle.de; web site: www.
lbbohle.de)
LEWA GmbH, Ulmer Str. 10, Leonberg, 0 71229 (49-7152-
14-0; FAX: 49-7152-14-1303; e-mail: lewa@lewa.de; web
site: www.lewa.com)
Langston Companies de Mexico, Huinala 930-A Parque
Industrial Apodaca, Apodaca, MEX 66633 (+52 81 8864
0000; e-mail: cmschleske@langstonbag.com.mx; web
site: www.langstonbag.com.mx)
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., 135 Mt.
Read Blvd., Rochester, NY 14611 (888-MIX-BEST; 585-
436-5550; FAX: 585-436-5589; e-mail: lightnin_media@
spxflow.com; web site: www.spxflow.com/en/lightnin/)
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Str.
6-14, Pullach 82049 (+49.89.7445-0; FAX: +49.89.7445-
4908; e-mail: info@linde-le.com; web site: www.linde-
engineering.com)
Liquid Filtration Specialist, LLC, PO box 1064, Conroe, TX
77305-1064 (936-756-5362; e-mail: info@filterconsultant.
com; web site: www.filterconsultant.com)
LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd., Stur-
bridge, MA 01566 (888-600-3247; 508-347-2606; FAX:
508-347-2064; web site: www.loadcontrols.com)
— See our ad on page 29
Lumex Instruments, Unit 207, 31510 Gill Ave., Mission,
CAN V4S0A1 (+1 604-820-8085; e-mail: kev@lumexin-
struments.com; web site: lumexinstruments.com)
M
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Stadtbachstrasse 1, Augsburg,
DEU 86153 (+49 (0)821-3220; FAX: 49 (0)821-322 3382;
e-mail: info-de@mandieselturbo.com; web site: www.
mandieselturbo.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, 93 S. La Patera Lane, Goleta,
CA 93117 (+1 805 964 8003; FAX: +1 805 964 1235;
e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.com; web site: www.micro-
dyntech.com)
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, 19661 Highway 36, PO Box 649,
Lyons, CO 80540 (800-321-4665 USA; 303-823-6661;
FAX: 303-823-5151; e-mail: info@baselineindustries.
com; web site: www.baseline-mocon.com)
Maag Pump Systems AG, Aspstrasse 12, Oberglatt / ZH, ,
CHE 8154 (0041 44 278 82 00; e-mail: welcome@maag.
com; web site: www.maag.com)
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
Magnus Global Tech Pvt. Ltd.,, Contact Mr. Aravind.K,
#874, ‘Raineo House’,, Bengaluru, IND 560086
(+919663866883; e-mail: aravin@magnus-global.com;
web site: www.magnus-global.com)
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
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Mehrer Compression GmbH, Rosenfelder Str. 35, Balingen
D-72336 (+49 7433 26 05 0; FAX: +49 7433 26 05 41; e-
mail: sales@mehrer.de; web site: www.mehrer.de)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, 700 Emlen Way, Telford, PA 18969 (800-392-
7621; 215-723-8155; FAX: 215-723-2197; e-mail: info@
mp-gps.com; web site: www.mp-gps.com)
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.com; web site: www.mt.com/pro)
Microfluidics Corp., 90 Glacier Drive, Westwood, MA
02090 (617-969-5452; e-mail: microfluidics@straight-
north.com; web site: www.microfluidicscorp.com/)
Micromold Products, Inc., 7 Odell Plaza #133, Yonkers, NY
10701 (914-969-2850)
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road
SW, Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail:
jnagy@midwesternind.com; web site: www.midwest-
ernind.com)
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., 48009 Fremont Blvd., Fremont,
CA 94538 (888-464-5726; 510-656-2001; FAX: 510-656-
2004; e-mail: sls@mil-ram.com; web site: www.mil-ram.
com)
MoistTech Corp., 6408 Parkland Drive Suite 104, Sarasota,
FL 34243 (941.727.1800 ; FAX: 9413517870; e-mail:
info@moisttech.com; web site: www.moisttech.com)
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., 260 Hudson
River Road, Waterford, NY 12188 (888-295-2392; 614-
986-2495; 614-986-2496; FAX: 614-986-2496; e-mail:
4information@momentive.com; web site: https://www.
momentive.com)
Mott Corporation, 84 Spring Lane, Farmington, CT 06032-
3159 (800-289-6688; 860-747-6333; FAX: 860-747-6739;
e-mail: quest@mottcorp.com; web site: www.mottcorp.
com)
Mueller GmbH, P.O. Box 1409, Rheinfelden, DEU 79604
(+49-76-23-9690; FAX: +49-7623-96969; e-mail: info@
mueller-gmbh.com; web site: www.mueller-gmbh.com)
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
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N 222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
National Oilwell Varco (NOV), 10353 Richmond Avenue,
Houston, TX 77024 (e-mail: lauren.landry@nov.com)
Neilsoft Ltd., Pride Parmar Galaxy, 8th Floor, 10/10 + A,
Sadhu Vaswani Chowk, Pune, Maharashtra 411001,
Pune, IND 411001 (e-mail: mangesh.neharkar@neilsoft.
com)
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Nordfab Ducting, 150 Transit Avenue, Thomasville, NC
27360 (800-532-0830; FAX: 336-889-7873; e-mail: info@
nordfab.com; web site: www.nordfab.com)
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Northwest Analytics Inc, 111 SW Fifth Avenue #800,
Portland, OR 97204 (503-224-7727; e-mail: twhelan@
nwasoft.com; web site: www.nwasoft.com)
NOV, P.O. Box 1123, 5870 Poe Ave., Dayton, OH 45414-
3442 (800-643-0641; 937-454-3200; FAX: 937-454-3379;
e-mail: chemineer@nov.com; web site: www.nov.com/
mixing)
Novaflex Hose, 20 East Pearce Street, Richmond Hill, CAN
L4B 1B7 (905-731-9411; e-mail: rgreen@flexmaster.
com; web site: www.novaflex.com)
O PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
Orion Instruments, 2105 Oak Villa Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA
70815 (e-mail: jdugas@orioninstruments.com)
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Outotec (USA), Inc., 8280 Stayton Dr., Ste M, Jussup, MD
20794 ((301) 543 1200; e-mail: filters@outotec.com)
Oxford Lasers, Inc., 2 Shaker Road, Unit B104, Shirley, MA
01464 (800-222-3632; 978-425-0755; FAX: 978-425-
4487; e-mail: oxford.inc@oxfordlasers.com; web site:
www.oxfordlasers.com)
P Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
PANalytical BV, Lelyweg 1, P.O. Box 13, Almelo, , NLD
7600 AA (8002797297; 31-546-534-444; FAX: 31-546-
534-598; e-mail: info@panalytical.com; web site: www.
panalytical.com)
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House,
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata 700027
(+913340133000; fax: +913340133499; e-mail:
pctccu@paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.
com)
— See our ad on page 87
PAS, Inc., 16055 Space Center Blvd., Suite 600, Houston,
TX 77062 ((281) 286-6565; e-mail: sales@pas.com; web
site: www.pas.com)
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, 417 E.
29th Street, Marshfield, WI 54449 (715-384-3158; e-mail:
bobd@pagetequipment.com; web site: Paget Equip-
ment Co. Division of JBL International)
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
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Pennsylvania Scale Company, 665 North Reservoir Street,
Lancaster, PA 17602 (e-mail: rsw@pascale.com; web
site: www.pennsylvaniascale.net)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pentair designs and manufactures advanced tech-
nologies for the high performance separation of
liquids, solids and gases. Separators and filter ele-
ments facilitate balanced systems that are highly
stable, reliable and robust, thereby increasing
throughput, reducing operating cost and minimizing
waste. We help solve the most critical separation
and extraction issues for the gas, refining, process
and produced water and chemical industries.
Pentair Valves & Controls, 3950 Greenbriar St., Stafford,
TX 77477 (281-274-4400; FAX: 281-274-4655; web site:
valves.pentair.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Meh-Pro
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., 24 Trafalgar Square, Nashua, NH
03063 (800-248-8254; 1-603-578-6500; FAX: 603-578-
6550; e-mail: contact@pfeiffer-vacuum.com; web site:
www.pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
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Plenty Mixers, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., 135
Mt. Read Blvd., Rochester, NY 14611 (1-888-649-2378;
585-436-5550; FAX: 585-436-5589; e-mail: plentyfilters@
spx.com; web site: www.spxflow.com/en/plenty/)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., 4647 S.W. 40th Ave., Ocala, FL 34474 (353-873-
5793; FAX: 352-873-5770; e-mail: ppc.americas@
spxflow.com; web site: www.spxflow.com/pneumatic-
products)
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
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POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Posi-flate, 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul, MN 55110-
5193 (651-484-5800; FAX: 651-484-7015; e-mail: info@
posiflate.com; web site: www.posiflate.com)
ProComSol, Ltd, 13001 Athens Ave, Suite 220, Lakewood,
OH 44107 (+1 216 221 1550; e-mail: sales@procomsol.
com; web site: www.procomsol.com)
ProSim, Inc., 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 800, PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA 19106 (+1 215-600-3760; e-mail: info@prosim.
net; web site: www.prosim.net)
ProSys Inc., 2822 O'Neal Lane, Baton Rouge, LA 70879
(2252919591; e-mail: marketing@prosys.com; web site:
www.prosys.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700 South
Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 (865-
220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail: info@proces-
sengr.com; web site: www.processengr.com)
Services include plant design, new process design,
existing process scale-up, process modeling/simula-
tion, operations support, process troubleshooting,
process optimization, and process safety.
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, 636 Prospect St.,
Westfield, NJ 07090 (9089673807; e-mail: pse@prosys-
eng.com; web site: www.prosyseng.com)
PROCESS SYSTEMS ENTERPRISE, INC., 3 Wing Drive,
Suite 103, NJ 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com)
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
Proton Onsite, 10 Technology Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492
(203-949-8697; e-mail: jstevenson@protononsite.com;
web site: www.protononsite.com)
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PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
Q Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., 21 Campus Rd., Totowa,
Quadrel Labeling Systems, 7670 Jenther Drive, Mentor, OH
44060 (4406024700; e-mail: quadrellabelticg@gmail.
com; web site: www.quadrel.com/)
Quadro Engineering Corp., 613 Colby Drive, WATERLOO,
0 N2V 1A1 (519-884-9660; FAX: 519-884-0253; e-mail:
quadrosales@idexcorp.com; web site: www.quadro.
com)
Quadro Liquids, 613 Colby Drive, Waterloo, CAN N2V 1A1
(e-mail: info@quadroliquids.com)
Quality America, Inc., PO Box 30591, Tucson, AZ 85751
(800-722-6154 US; 520-722-6154; FAX: 520-722-6705;
e-mail: sales@qualityamerica.com; web site: www.qual-
ityamerica.com)
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, WA 98032
(e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
R 695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg
21, Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49
2961 50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.
rembe.de)
REMBE INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
28217 (+1 704 716 7022; FAX: +1 704 716 7025; e-
mail: info@rembe.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
RPS Engineering, Inc., 1300 Crispin Drive, PO Box 5186,
Elgin, IL 60123 (800-931-1950 usa/canada; 847-931-
1950; FAX: 847-931-4274; e-mail: rpstanis@rpsengi-
neering.com; web site: www.rpsengineering.com)
R. STAHL, Am Bahnof 30, Waldenburg 74638 (+49 (0)
7942-943-0; FAX: +49 (0) 7942-943-4333; e-mail: info@
stahl.de; web site: www.stahl.de)
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
— See our ad on page 137
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, 230 W. Coleman St., Rice
Lake, WI 54868-0272 (800-472-6703; 715-234-9171;
FAX: 715-234-6967; e-mail: prodinfo@rlws.com; web
site: www.ricelake.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., 1201 South Second Street., Mil-
waukee, WI 53204-2496 (414-382-2000; 888-382-1583;
FAX: 414-382-4444; e-mail: webmaster@rockwellauto-
mation.com; web site: www.rockwellautomation.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, , MEX 66000 (+52 (81)
8158-5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.
com; web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Ruhrpumpen is a worldwide company dedicated
to the design and manufacture of standard and
custom-made centrifugal and reciprocating pumps
for the Chemical industry, as well as fire protection
pumps and packages.
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SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
SAMSON Controls, Inc., 4111 Cedar Blvd., Baytown, TX
77523-5888 (281-383-3677; FAX: 281-383-3690; e-mail:
contactus@samsongroupna.com; web site: www.sam-
soncontrols.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
NJ 07512 (973-790-1600; FAX: 973-790-3377; e-mail:
info@sandvik.com; web site: www.processsystems.
sandvik.com)
SBS STEEL BELT SYSTEMS S.r.l., Legal Seat: Via Ronca-
glia, 14 - 20146 Milano - ITALY, Workshop & Offices: Via
E. Mattei, 3, Venegono Inferiore, ITA 21040 (0039 0331
864841; e-mail: cc@steelbeltsystems.it; web site: www.
steelbeltsystems.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Schutte & Koerting, 2510 Metropolitan Drive, Trevose, PA
19053 (800-752-8558; 215-639-0900; FAX: 215-639-
1597; e-mail: sales@s-k.com; web site: www.s-k.com)
Scientific Glass & Instruments,Inc., 2521 Fairway Park Dr,
Houston, TX 77092 (e-mail: doug.muller@sginstr.com)
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
SEIRIS FRANCE, Chemin de la Julienne, Le Coudray Mont-
ceaux, FRA 91830 (+33169012039; e-mail: herrera@
seiris-sa.com; web site: www.seiris-sa.com)
SensoTech GmbH, Steinfeldstr. 1, Magdeburg-Barleben,
DEU 39179 (+49 39203 514 100; FAX: +49 39203 514
109; e-mail: info@sensotech.com; web site: www.sen-
sotech.com)
Sensor Technology Ltd, Apollo Park, Ironstone Lane, Wrox-
ton, Banbury, , GBR OX15 6AY (44 1869 238400; FAX:
44 1869 238401; e-mail: info@sensors.co.uk; web site:
www.sensors.co.uk/chemeng0817)
Sentry Equipment Corp, 966 Blue Ribbon Circle North,
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262-567-7256; FAX: 262-567-
4523; e-mail: sales@sentry-equip.com; web site: www.
sentry-equip.com)
Separation Technologists, Inc., 7 Raymond Ave., Unit A-7,
Salem, NH 03079 (603-898-0020; e-mail: thayes@sepa-
rationtech.com; web site: www.separationtech.com)
Servomex Group Ltd., 12300 Dairy Ashford, Suite 400,
Sugar Land, TX 77478 (+1 800 862 0200; 281 295 5800;
FAX: 281-295-5899; e-mail: americas_sales@servomex.
com; web site: www.servomex.com)
SGB GmbH, Hofstr. 10, Siegen 57076 (+49 271 48964-0;
FAX: +49 271 48964-6; e-mail: sgb@sgb.de; web site:
www.sgb.de)
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
Get reliable analysis technology and sensors for
chemical and petrochemical applications with SICK.
Continuous process monitoring ensures safety and
product quality. Contact us today to learn more.
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)
Siemens Analytical Products & Solutions, 408 U.S. High-
way 60, Bartlesville, OK 74003 (800-241-4453; 918-662-
7000; FAX: 918-662-7052; e-mail: helpline.sii@siemens.
com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry)
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, 1000 Technol-
ogy Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30005-3900 (8002414453;
7707403000; FAX: 678-297-8316; e-mail: helpline.sii@
siemens.com; web site: www.usa.siemens.com/industry)
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SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES,
PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS,
(+1-800-365-8766; +1-800-365-8766; e-mail: piabu-
requestinformation.industry@siemens.com; web site:
www.usa.siemens.com/pi)
With broad process industry and deep technology
experience, Siemens Process Instrumentation is a
global market leader in measurement systems.  Sie-
mens offers an unrivaled comprehensive portfolio of
instrumentation specific to pressure, temperature,
flow, level and weighing technologies suitable for
Chemical applications. Our intelligent, robust prod-
ucts set the benchmarks for precision and reliability,
and can help you improve your competitive edge.
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
SONICAIRE, 3831 Kimwell Drive, Winston Salem, NC
27103 (e-mail: moreinfo@iesclean.com)
Spee Dee Packaging Machinery, 1360 Grandview Park-
way, Sturtevant, WI 53177 (877-375-2121; 262-886-
4402; FAX: 262-886-5502; e-mail: info@spee-dee.com;
web site: www.spee-dee.com)
Spirax Sarco, Inc., 1150 Northpoint Blvd., Blythewood, SC
29016 (800-883-4411; 803-714-2000; FAX: 803-714-
2222; e-mail: us.inquiry@us.spiraxsarco.com; web site:
www.spiraxsarco.com/global/us)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., 4455 W. Kearney, Springfield,
MO 65803 (800-397-8265; 417-865-5696; FAX: 417-865-
7863; e-mail: sfi-info@stainlessfab.com; web site: www.
stainlessfab.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, 700 Emlen
Way, Telford, PA 18969 (800-722-3267; 215-723-4700;
FAX: 215-723-7401; e-mail: tristack@strobicair.com; web
site: www.strobicair.com)
Studen, 1st floor, Gurukrupa, Khadayata Society, Behind
Balwatika, Maninagar, Ahmedabad-380008, Gujarat, India,
(919276109041; e-mail: saravsuratwala90@gmail.com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
SULPHURNET, Rietveldseweg 8, Culemborg, NLD
NL4105LG (+31345476627; e-mail: info@sulphurnet.
com; web site: www.sulphurnet.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Sulzer Allee 48, P.O. Box 65, Winter-
thur 8404 (+41 52 262 11 22; FAX: +41 52 262 00 60; e-
mail: chemtech@sulzer.com; web site: www.sulzer.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., 1 Sulzer Way, Tulsa, OK 74107
(918 446 6672; FAX: 918 446 5321; e-mail: rodney.
alario@sulzer.com; web site: www.sulzer.com)
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., One Innovation Way,
DE 19711 (e-mail: ken.krewson@supercriticalfluids.com)
Sure Flow Products, 28265 Beck Road, Unit C-11, Wixom,
MI 48393 (248-380-3569; FAX: 248-380-3568; e-mail:
sales@sureflowproducts.com; web site: www.flowme-
tersource.com)
Swenson Technology, 26000 S. Whiting Way, Monee, IL
60449 (e-mail: sales@swensontechnology.com)
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Am Pulver-
haus 1 , Clausthal-Zellerfeld, DEU 38678 (+49 5323 717
0 ; FAX: +49 5323 717 229; e-mail: sales@sympatec.
com ; web site: www.sympatec.com )
Tapflo Group, Filaregatan 4, S-442 34 Kungälv, Sweden, ,
SWE (+(46) 303 63390; FAX: +(46) 303 19916; e-mail:
sales@tapflo.com; web site: www.tapflo.com)
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
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TechEng Designs, 120 Leland Road, London, CAN
N6K1T3 (e-mail: nblack@rogers.com)
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Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), Planetarium
Station, P.O.Box 45, New York, NY 10024-1755 (646-
669-8900; FAX: 646-669-7478; e-mail: info@tds-tds.com;
web site: www.tds-tds.com)
Technical Glass Products, 881 Callendar Blvd, Painesville,
OH 44077 (440-639-6399; FAX: 440-639-1292; e-mail:
tgp@tgpohio.com; web site: www.technicalglass.com)
Techno Weigh Systems Pvt. Ltd, 276/8 Allied Complex,
GIDC Makarpura, Vadodara, IND 390010 (e-mail:
vikas@twspl.com)
Tef Cap Industries, 1155 Phoenixville Pike, Suite 103, West
Chester, PA 19380 (e-mail: cnw@tefcap.com)
TEKLEEN AUTOMATIC FILTERS INC., 2672 S. La
Cienega, Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310-839-2828; e-
mail: frank@tekleen.com; web site: www.tekleen.com)
Tengs Valve International Limited, Keji Building, Jiangbei
Subdistrict, Wenzhou, , CHN 325100 (FAX: +86 577
56994546; e-mail: sales@tengsvalve.com; web site:
www.tengsvalve.com)
TestOil, 20338 Progress Drive, Strongsville, OH 44149
(2162512510; e-mail: kwilliams@testoil.com; web site:
www.testoil.com)
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 (973-947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
The Fitzpatrick Company, 832 Industrial Drive, Elmhurst,
IL 60126 (630-530-3333; FAX: 630-530-0832; e-mail:
fitzinfo@idexcorp.com; web site: www.fitzmill.com)
Thermal Fluid Systems Inc., 3046 Matlock Drive, Ken-
nesaw, GA 30144 (770-425-5556; FAX: 770-425-9559;
e-mail: sales@tfsheat.com; web site: www.tfsheat.com)
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, 2700 South Clin-
ton Avenue, South Plainfield, NJ 7080 ((888) 725-0150;
FAX: 908-561-4201; e-mail: victoria@thermalspray.com;
web site: www.thermalspray.com)
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thyssen-
krupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440; e-mail:
info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com; web site:
www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.com)
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Tiger Tower Services, LLC, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe, TX
77385 (281-951-2500; e-mail: barbour@tigertowerser-
vices.com; web site: www.tigertowerservices.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
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Trantec Solids Handling Limited, Renown Works, Welling-
ton Street, Accrington, GBR BB5 5HU (01282 777566;
e-mail: joseph@trantec.info; web site: www.trantec.info)
Triark Pumps Ltd., The Sail Loft, Burnham Business Park,,
Springfield Road, Burnham-on-Crouch,, Essex, , GBR
CM0 8TE (0800 9 788844; FAX: +44 (0) 1621 781155; e-
mail: sales@tri-ark.com; web site: tri-ark.com/)
Trinity Consultants, 12770 Merit Drive, Suite 900, Dallas,
TX 75251 (800-229-6655; 972-661-8100; FAX: 972-385-
9203; e-mail: lredmon@trinityconsultants.com; web site:
www.trinityconsultants.com)
Tuf-Lok International, P.O. Box 5078, Madison, WI 53705
(608-270-9478; FAX: 608-270-2080; e-mail: info@tuflok.
com; web site: www.tuflok.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., 1140 S.W. 34th Avenue, Deerfield
Beach, FL 33442 (800-933-8385; 954-422-9787; FAX:
954-422-9723; e-mail: sales@tenviro.com; web site:
www.tenviro.com)
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems is the manufac-
turer of Kinney® vacuum pumps and M-D Pneu-
matics™ blowers & vacuum boosters, along with
custom engineered systems. Tuthill manufactures in
Springfield, Missouri, USA.
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Ultramax Corporation, 35 Oliver Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45215
(513-469-8629; FAX: 513-469-8628; e-mail: ultramax@
ultramax.com; web site: www.ultramax.com)
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WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
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ton, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-7081; e-mail: WeeTect Material Limited, PuDong, Shanghai, China, 5th
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sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
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XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
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UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Yazzoom, Derbystraat 65, Gent, BEL 9051 (+32 53397710;
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
e-mail: alexis.piron@yazzoom.com; web site: en.apc.
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
yazzoom.com)
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Yokogawa Corporation of America, 12530 W Airport Blvd,
Sugar Land, TX 77478 (800-888-6400; 281-340-3800;
Universal Flow Monitors manufactures flow moni-
FAX: 770-254-1337; web site: yokogawa.com/us)
tors ideal for most fluids. We offer electromagnetic,
Yoshikawa Corporation, 360-31 Minato-cho,, Satsumasen-
turbine, DP laminar flow, vortex shedding and vari-
dai,, Kagoshima,, , JPN 899-1924 (81996263388; FAX:
able area technologies providing local rate display,
81996263688; e-mail: info@yoshikawa-cf.co.jp; web
transmitters and switches
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USA Industries, Inc., 302 State Street, S. Houston, TX
Young Industries, Inc, 16 Painter St, Muncy, PA 17756 (e-
77587 (800-456-8721; 713-941-3797; 713-941-3797;
mail: wjmahoney@younginds.com)
FAX: 713-941-1086; e-mail: info@usaindustries.com;
web site: www.usaindustries.com)
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V Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Messenhäuser Straße 37-45,
Rödermark, DEU 63322 (Tel. +49 6074 691 2370; e-
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
mail: jessica.buettner@zeppelin.com; web site: www.
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
zeppelin-systems.com)
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ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
VDMA, Process Plant and Equipment Association, Lyoner
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
Str. 18, Frankfurt am Main, DEU 60528 (+49 69 6603-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
1432; FAX: +49 69 6603-2432; e-mail: vtma@vdma.org;
Zikodrive Motor Controllers, Suite 7, Unit 1D, The Craggs
web site: vtma.vdma.org)
Country Business Park, Hebden Bridge, GBR Hx7 5TT
VEGA Americas, Inc., 4170 Rosslyn Drive, Cincinnati, OH
(+44 (0) 123 7130; e-mail: enquiries@zikodrive.com;
45209 (513 2720131; FAX: 513 2720133; e-mail: ameri-
web site: www.zikodrive.com)
cas@vega.com; web site: www.vega.com)
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., 201 Sweetland Ave.,
Hillside, NJ 07205 (908-688-4216; FAX: 908-686-9314;
e-mail: mkt@vanton.com; web site: www.vanton.com)
Vent-A-Fume, 51 Botsford Place, Buffalo, NY 14216 (877-
876-8368; 716-876-2023; FAX: 716-876-4383; e-mail:
info@ventafume.com; web site: www.VentAKiln.com)
VetterTec Inc., 2073 Michelin, Laval, CAN H7L7b5
(5146030179; e-mail: enrico.ronci@vettertecna.com;
web site: www.vettertecna.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., 755 Union Blvd., P.O. Box 229, Totowa,
NJ 07511 (973-256-7410; FAX: 973-256-7567; e-mail:
info@vibrascrewinc.com; web site: www.vibrascrew.
com)
VIEGA, LLC, 12303 Airport Way, Suite 395, Broom-
field, CO 80021 (800-976-9819; e-mail: rkerstetter@
sonnhalter.com; web site: www.viega.us)
WSF Industries, P O Box 400, Kenmore Branch, Buffalo,
NY 14217 (800-874-8265; 716-692-4930; e-mail: sales@
wsf-inc.com; web site: www.wsf-industries.com)
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LIQUID,
CHAPTERGAS,
TITLE,
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AIR TWO
HANDLING
LINES
89 Air separation equipment 91 Pumps, lined
89 Compressors 91 Pumps, other
89 Ducts & ventilation systems 93 Pumps, proportioning
89 Fans & blowers 93 Pumps, reciprocating
90 Flexible hose, metallic 93 Pumps, rotary
& nonmetallic 94 Pumps, special materials
90 Pipe fittings & couplings, 94 Pumps, vacuum & ejector
metallic & nonmetallic 95 Pumps, vertical &
90 Pipe, alloy steel deep well
90 Pipe, aluminum & 95 Seals, gaskets &
aluminum alloys packing materials
90 Pipe, copper & 95 Steam traps
copper alloys 95 Tanks & other liquid
90 Pipe, nonmetallic storage vessels
91 Pipe, other 96 Tubing & tube fittings,
91 Pipe, plastic metallic & nonmetallic
91 Pump parts & fittings 96 Valves
91 Pumps, centrifugal

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Körting Hanover 95
Komline-Sanderson 93
Myron L Company 98

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AIR SEPARATION
EQUIPMENT
Air separation equipment,
cryogenic
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
Air separation equipment,
membrane
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
Air separation equipment,
pressure swing adsorption
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
Air separation equipment,
vacuum swing adsorption
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
COMPRESSORS
Compressed-air management
systems
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
Compressor lubrication
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Compressors, centrifugal
FPZ Inc., Saukville, WI
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
Compressors, diaphragm
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
Compressors, high pressure
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Compressors, oil-free
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Compressors, portable
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Compressors, reciprocating
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids,
MI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Mehrer Compression GmbH, Balingen
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Liquid, gas, and
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Compressors, rotary
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
Compressors, rotary liquid ring
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
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Compressors, rotary screw
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Compressors, rotary sliding vane
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
DUCTS & VENTILATION
SYSTEMS
Dampers
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Nordfab Ducting, Thomasville, NC
SEIRIS FRANCE, Le Coudray Montceaux, FRA
Ducts, fiberglass-reinforced
plastic
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Ducts, flexible
Nordfab Ducting, Thomasville, NC
Ducts, metallic
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Nordfab Ducting, Thomasville, NC
Ducts, plastic
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Ducts, rigid
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Nordfab Ducting, Thomasville, NC
Exhaust systems, clean-room
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
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Hoods, fume collectors
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Nordfab Ducting, Thomasville, NC
Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, NY
Ventilation systems
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, NY
FANS & BLOWERS
Blowers, axial flow
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Blowers, centrifugal, compressor-
type
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Blowers, centrifugal, fan-type
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Blowers, positive displacement
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
Blowers, regenerative
FPZ Inc., Saukville, WI
Blowers, rotary piston
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
Boosters, rotary piston
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
Fans, axial
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
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WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Fans, centrifugal
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Fans, corrosion resistant
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Fans, exhaust
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Vent-A-Fume, Buffalo, NY
Fans, exhaust or ventilating,
general use
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Fans, explosion resistant
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Fans, heavy duty
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Fans, high temperature
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Fans, other
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
FLEXIBLE HOSE, METALLIC &
NONMETALLIC
Hose, chemically resistant
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Hose fittings
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
90
Hose, high pressure
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
Hose, metallic
Hyspan Precision Prod. Inc., Chula Vista, CA
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
Hose, nonmetallic, fluoroplastic
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Hose, nonmetallic, neoprene
Novaflex Hose, Richmond Hill, CAN
Hose, sanitary
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Hose, vacuum
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
PIPE FITTINGS & COUPLINGS,
METALLIC & NONMETALLIC
Bends, pipe
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW, DEU
Couplings, flexible
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Couplings, quick connect
Bee Valve Inc., Elyria, OH
Green Leaf Inc, Fontanet, IN
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Couplings, rigid
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Couplings, self aligning
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
VIEGA, LLC, 12303 Airport Way, Suite 395, Broom-
field, CO 80021 (800-976-9819; e-mail: rkerstetter@
sonnhalter.com; web site: www.viega.us)
Elbows, pipe
Green Leaf Inc, Fontanet, IN
HammerTek Corporation, Landisville, PA
Expansion bellows
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
SEIRIS FRANCE, Le Coudray Montceaux, FRA
Expansion joints, flexible
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Hyspan Precision Prod. Inc., Chula Vista, CA
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
SEIRIS FRANCE, Le Coudray Montceaux, FRA
Flanges
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Tengs Valve International Limited, Wenzhou, , CHN
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Joints, swivel
ELAFLEX - Gummi Ehlers GmbH, Hamburg, DEU
Pipe Fitting, Stainless Steel
VIEGA, LLC, 12303 Airport Way, Suite 395, Broom-
field, CO 80021 (800-976-9819; e-mail: rkerstetter@
sonnhalter.com; web site: www.viega.us)
Pipe adapters
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW, DEU
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Liquid, gas, and
MainSectionTitle
air handling
Pipe fittings, emergency repair
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
Pipe fittings, high pressure
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Pipe fittings, jacketed
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
Pipe fittings, metallic
Bee Valve Inc., Elyria, OH
Pipe fittings, nonmetallic
AGRU Kunststofftechnik GmbH, Bad Hall
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Green Leaf Inc, Fontanet, IN
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
Pipe fittings, sanitary
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Pipe strainers
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Sleeves, pipe
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Unions, pipe
VIEGA, LLC, 12303 Airport Way, Suite 395, Broom-
field, CO 80021 (800-976-9819; e-mail: rkerstetter@
sonnhalter.com; web site: www.viega.us)
PIPE, ALLOY STEEL
Pipe, nickel & nickel alloy
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
PIPE, ALUMINUM &
ALUMINUM ALLOYS
Pipe, aluminum
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
PIPE, COPPER & COPPER
ALLOYS
Pipe, copper alloy
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
PIPE, NONMETALLIC
Pipe, rubber
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
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PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
PIPE, OTHER
Pipe, containment
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Pipe, flanged
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica, NRW, DEU
PIPE, PLASTIC
Pipe, PTFE
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
www.procoproducts.com)
Pipe, polyethylene
AGRU Kunststofftechnik GmbH, Bad Hall
Pipe, polypropylene
AGRU Kunststofftechnik GmbH, Bad Hall
Pipe, polyvinylidene fluoride
AGRU Kunststofftechnik GmbH, Bad Hall
PUMP PARTS & FITTINGS
Bushings, pump
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
Pumps parts & accessories
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
Triark Pumps Ltd., Essex, , GBR
PUMPS, CENTRIFUGAL
Pumps, centrifugal, ANSI
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, double
suction
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, centrifugal, dry running
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Triark Pumps Ltd., Essex, , GBR
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, inline
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, multistage
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Liquid, gas, and
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, process,
medium duty
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, self-priming
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Tapflo Group, S-442 34 Kungälv, Sweden, , SWE
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, centrifugal, single stage
ARBO Pompen en Filters BV, Smilde, NLD
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, leakproof
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, screw centrifugal
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, turbine
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
DECEMBER 2017
MainSectionTitle
air handling
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, turbine, regenerative
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
PUMPS, LINED
Pumps, rubber lined
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
PUMPS, OTHER
Pumps, acid, corrosive
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, air driven
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Triark Pumps Ltd., Essex, , GBR
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, axial flow
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, battery-powered
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
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Pumps, canned motor
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Pumps, carboy or drum
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, condensate return
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, cryogenic
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Pumps, dry vacuum
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
site: www.vacuubrand.com)
Pumps, explosion proof
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, hand
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Pumps, high pressure
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., DE
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Liquid, gas, and
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Pumps, jacketed
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
Pumps, magnetically driven
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Tapflo Group, S-442 34 Kungälv, Sweden, , SWE
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, mixed flow
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, oil free
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W. Kear-
ney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-825-6937;
417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail: vacuum@
tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, open impeller
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, other
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Pumps, peristaltic
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, pressure powered
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
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MainSectionTitle
air handling
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Pumps, recessed impeller
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, sealless
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, sludge
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, slurry
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, transfer
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, water
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
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DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
Liquid, gas, and
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
Pumps, plunger
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
MainSectionTitle
air handling
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
PUMPS, ROTARY
Pumps, gear
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE

Dry. Heat. Cool.

sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ

PUMPS, PROPORTIONING
Pumps, diaphragm
(proportioning)
Filter. Wash. Dewater.
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU

Pumps, metering Komline-Sanderson develops, designs

FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
and manufactures innovative
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www. solutions for industrial
fmipump.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH process/production filtration,
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC drying and heat transfer
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave., applications. For industrial
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX: and municipal wastewater treatment plants we offer
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com) clarification, sludge dewatering and sludge drying technology.
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800- Our experience ranges from simple one-machine installations
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com) to complex multi-step processes and systems.
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ

Pumps, plunger
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
Paddle Dryer • Paddle Processor • Paddle Cooler
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624- • indirect heating using steam • low residual moisture (solvent)
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www. or thermal fluid • uniform heating and cooling
fmipump.com) • indirect cooling with water/glycol • controlled environment
• high heat transfer rates
PUMPS, RECIPROCATING
Pumps, diaphragm
(reciprocating)
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar, Vacuum Filters Rotary Atomizer
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www. • continuous filtration • spray dryers
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Tapflo Group, S-442 34 Kungälv, Sweden, , SWE • thin or thick slurries • dry scrubbers
• corrosive slurries • direct drive,
Pumps, piston variable speed
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU
• cake washing
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
e-mail: info@komline.com
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
call: 1-800-CALL 4 K-S
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
(1-800-225-5457)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i) web: www.komline.com
Pumps, piston-diaphragm
ABEL GmbH, Buechen, DEU Komline-Sanderson
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Pumps, lobe
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Pumps, progressing cavity
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, rotary cycloidal
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, rotary liquid ring
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Pumps, rotary piston
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Pumps, rotary positive
displacement
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids,
MI
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Pumps, rotary sliding vane
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids,
MI
Pumps, screw
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
PUMPS, SPECIAL MATERIALS
Pumps, ceramic
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
Pumps, fiberglass-reinforced
plastic
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Pumps, nickel-based alloy
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
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Liquid, gas, and
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Pumps, nonmetallic
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, other special materials
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, plastic
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
GRI Pumps, Bellville, OH
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, stainless steel
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids,
MI
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
DICKOW PUMP CO., 1738 Sands Pl., S.E., #200, Mari-
etta, GA 30067 (770-952-7903; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-
mail: info@dickow.com; web site: www.dickow.com)
— See our ad on page 38
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
Pumps, titanium
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail:
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com)
PUMPS, VACUUM & EJECTOR
Pumps, vacuum, dry
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
Edwards Vacuum, Sanborn, NY
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
MainSectionTitle
air handling
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
site: www.vacuubrand.com)
Pumps, vacuum, liquid ring
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
Edwards Vacuum, Sanborn, NY
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Pumps, vacuum, once-through-oil
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
Pumps, vacuum, other
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Edwards Vacuum, Sanborn, NY
FPZ Inc., Saukville, WI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Pumps, vacuum, rotary piston
Edwards Vacuum, Sanborn, NY
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
Steam jet ejectors
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
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PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Vacuum pumping systems
BUSCH VACUUM PUMPS AND SYSTEMS, 516 Viking
Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (1-800-USA-PUMP;
757-463-7800; FAX: 757-463-7407; e-mail: market-
ing@buschusa.com; web site: www.buschusa.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
POMPETRAVAINI SPA, via per turbigo 44, Castano
Primo, Milano, Italy 20022 (+39 0331 889 000; FAX:
+39 0331 889 057; e-mail: sales@pompetravaini.it;
web site: www.pompetravaini.it)
— See our ad on page 4
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS, 4840 W.
Kearney Street, Springfield, MO 65803-8702 (800-
825-6937; 417-865-8715; FAX: 417-865-2950; e-mail:
vacuum@tuthill.com; web site: tuthillvacuumblower.
com)
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
site: www.vacuubrand.com)
PUMPS, VERTICAL & DEEP
WELL
Pumps, dewatering, submersible
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Pumps, packless
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, submersible
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Pumps, sump
Blackhawk Technology Company, Glen Ellyn, IL
GORMAN-RUPP CO., 600 S. Airport Rd., Mansfield, OH
44903 (419-755-1011; FAX: 419-755-1251; e-mail: gr-
sales@gormanrupp.com; web site: www.GRPumps.
com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Pumps, vertical centrifugal
Bungartz GmbH & Co. KG, Paul, Duesseldorf, DEU
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Liquid, gas, and
MainSectionTitle
air handling
Pumps, vertical inline TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras, 1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158- — See our ad on page 63
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com;
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com) Steam traps, float & thermostatic
SEEPEX INC., 511 Speedway Dr., Enon, OH 45323 (800-
695-3659; 937-864-7150; FAX: 937-864-7157; e-mail: ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
sales.us@seepex.com; web site: www.seepex.com) 30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
Pumps, vertical turbine — See our ad on page 25
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras, TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 66000 (+52 (81) 8158- 28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.com; 1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com) — See our ad on page 63
Tengs Valve International Limited, Wenzhou, , CHN
SEALS, GASKETS & PACKING Steam traps, inverted bucket
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
MATERIALS TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
Gaskets, fluoroplastic 1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344- Steam traps, thermostatic
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site: ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
www.procoproducts.com) 30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
Gaskets, rubber — See our ad on page 25
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
PROCO PRODUCTS, INC., 2431 N. Wigwam Dr. - 95205,
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
P.O. Box 590, Stockton, CA 95201-0590 (800-344-
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
3246 USA & Canada; 209-943-6088; FAX: 209-943-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
0242; e-mail: sales@procoproducts.com; web site:
— See our ad on page 63
www.procoproducts.com)
Packings, braided
A.W.Chesterton Company, Groveland, MA
TANKS & OTHER LIQUID
Packings, pump STORAGE VESSELS
A.W.Chesterton Company, Groveland, MA
Tank fittings & accessories
Seals, balanced pressure Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622 Tanks, PVC
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Seals, bearing
A.W.Chesterton Company, Groveland, MA
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com; Leading technologies
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
in vacuum and
Seals, gas-lubricated environmental
A.W.Chesterton Company, Groveland, MA
engineering
Seals, magnetic
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
∙ jet ejectors
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
∙ vacuum systems
Seals, mechanical ∙ condensation systems
A.W.Chesterton Company, Groveland, MA ∙ jet and venturi scrubbers
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622 ∙ evaporation plants
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
∙ steam jet heaters
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU ∙ jet mixers
STEAM TRAPS
Steam traps, disc
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Steam traps, float
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
www.koerting.de
www.
+49 511 2129-0 · st@koerting.de
For details visit adlinks.chemengonline.com/66435-22
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 PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Tanks, carbon steel
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Tanks, cryogenic
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Tanks, cryogenic, vacuum
jacketed
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Tanks, custom fabricated
Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Tanks, dimple jacketed
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Tanks, double containment
Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Tanks, field-erected
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
Tanks, fluoroplastic
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Tanks, heated
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Tanks, mixing
Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Tanks, nickel or nickel alloys
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Tanks, polyester-fiberglass
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Tanks, polyethylene
Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
96
Liquid, gas, and
Tanks, polypropylene
Vanton Pump & Equipment Corp., Hillside, NJ
Tanks, pressurized storage
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Tanks, stainless steel
BUTTING Group, Gifhorner Straße 59, Knesebeck, DEU
29379 (e-mail: info@butting.de)
— See our ad on page 25
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Tanks, stainless steel, lined
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Tanks, tapered wall
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Tanks, water
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
TUBING & TUBE FITTINGS,
METALLIC & NONMETALLIC
Coils, tubing
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Tube fittings
Dockweiler AG, Neustadt-Glewe
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
HammerTek Corporation, Landisville, PA
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Tubing, condenser
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Tubing, evaporator
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Tubing, finned
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
Tubing, flexible metal
Hyspan Precision Prod. Inc., Chula Vista, CA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
MainSectionTitle
air handling
Tubing, heat exchanger
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Tubing, high temperature
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Tubing, nonmetallic
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
Tubing, plastic
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
Tubing, refractory
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
Tubing, rubber
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
Tubing, seamless
Dockweiler AG, Neustadt-Glewe
Tubing, silicone
NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC., 145 James Way, South-
ampton, PA 18966 (800-506-3924 US Only; 215-526-
2300; FAX: 215-526-2190; e-mail: info@newageindus-
tries.com; web site: www.newageindustries.com)
Tubing, welded
Dockweiler AG, Neustadt-Glewe
VALVES
Valve parts & fittings
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Valves, air
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, airlock rotary
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Valves, angle
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
Assured Automation, CLARK, NJ
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, ball
Assured Automation, CLARK, NJ
Bee Valve Inc., Elyria, OH
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Green Leaf Inc, Fontanet, IN
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, bellows sealed
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, butterfly
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
Assured Automation, CLARK, NJ
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
L.B. Bohle Maschinen + Verfahren GmbH, Ennigerloh
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Liquid, gas, and
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, ceramic lined
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, check
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
International Polymer Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Valves, control, electric
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O.
Box 1362, Muellheim, DEU 79379 (+49 7631 8090;
FAX: +49 7631 8091250; e-mail: info@auma.com; web
site: www.auma.com)
— See our ad on page 43
Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
Valves, control, hydraulic
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, control, pneumatic
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
DECEMBER 2017
MainSectionTitle
air handling
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
Valves, control, regulator
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Valves, control, solenoid
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 100
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, cryogenic
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, diaphragm
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
International Polymer Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Triark Pumps Ltd., Essex, , GBR
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Valves, diverter
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, double block & bleed
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
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Liquid, gas, and
Valves, flush-bottom tank
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Valves, gate
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Tengs Valve International Limited, Wenzhou, , CHN
Valves, glass lined
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
Valves, globe
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
MainSectionTitle
air handling
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, high pressure
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
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WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Valves, high temperature
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Valves, jacketed
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, knife-gate
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
Valves, metal seated
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, mixing
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, motor operated
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Valves, multiport
Assured Automation, CLARK, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Liquid, gas, and
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, needle
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
International Polymer Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, nuclear
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
Valves, other
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, packless
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, pilot operated
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 139
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, pinch
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, plastic
Assured Automation, CLARK, NJ
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
Green Leaf Inc, Fontanet, IN
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
International Polymer Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
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air handling
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Valves, plastic lined
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, plug
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Valves, pneumatic
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
International Polymer Solutions Inc., Irvine, CA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, pressure reducing
ARI VALVE, 1738 Sands Place S.E., #200, Marietta, GA
30067 (770-933-8845; FAX: 770-933-8846; e-mail:
sales@arivalve.com; web site: www.arivalve.com)
— See our ad on page 25
CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Road, Somers, CT 06071 (860-
749-0761; FAX: 860-763-3557; e-mail: mhendrick@
conval.com; web site: www.conval.com)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Valves, proportional
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, pump protection
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
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Valves, quick closing
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Valves, relief
Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, Grand Rapids, MI
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg 21,
Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49 2961
50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.rembe.de)
Valves, rubber lined
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, safety
METSO FLOW CONTROL INC, Vanha Porvoontie 229,
Vantaa, Finland, , FIN 01301 (+358 20 483 150; FAX:
+358 20 483 151; e-mail: flowcontrol@metso.com;
web site: www.metso.com/valves)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
Valves, sampling
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Valves, slurry
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
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Liquid, gas, and
Valves, tank blanketing
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(7854724461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Valves, tank venting
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(7854724461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Valves, titanium
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, vacuum
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
MainSectionTitle
air handling
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valves, vacuum relief
CHECK-ALL VALVE MFG. CO., 1800 Fuller Rd., West
Des Moines, IA 50265 (515-224-2301; FAX: 515-224-
2326; e-mail: sales@checkall.com; web site: www.
checkall.com)
— See our ad on page 11
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
REMBE INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
28217 (+1 704 716 7022; FAX: +1 704 716 7025; e-
mail: info@rembe.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
Valves, vent, low pressure
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg
21, Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49
2961 50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.
rembe.de)
Valves, zirconium
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
OHL GUTERMUTH INDUSTRIAL VALVES GMBH, Helm-
ershaeuser Strasse 9 + 12, Altenstadt, DEU 63674
(+49 6047 8006 0; FAX: +49 6047 8006 29; e-mail: og@
ohl-gutermuth.de; web site: www.ohl-gutermuth.de)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
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SOLIDS
HANDLING
102 Bins & other dry storage 104 Lifting equipment
equipment 104 Packaging containers
102 Bulk carriers, loading & 104 Packaging equipment
unloading equipment 104 Solids handling equipment
102 Coating, forming & & systems, other
agglomeration equipment 104 Weighing, feeding &
102 Conveyors & elevators for proportioning equipment
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BINS & OTHER DRY STORAGE
EQUIPMENT
Bin activators
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Young Industries, Inc, Muncy, PA
Bins
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Bins, weighing
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Hoppers
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Trantec Solids Handling Limited, Accrington, GBR
Hoppers, weighing
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, ,EU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Silos
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
102
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Rödermark, DEU
BULK CARRIERS, LOADING &
UNLOADING EQUIPMENT
Dumpers
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Loading arms
DYNATEK LOADING SYSTEMS, 200 North Harrison
Street, North Prairie, WI 53153 ((888) 853-5444; FAX:
(262) 392-2984; e-mail: garyk@dynatekloadingsys-
tems.com; web site: www.dynatekloadingsystems.
com)
Unloaders, barge
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
Unloaders, bulk bag
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Unloaders, hopper car
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Unloaders, other
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Unloaders, tank car
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Unloaders, tank truck
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
COATING, FORMING
& AGGLOMERATION
EQUIPMENT
Agglomerators
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Solids handling
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Briquetting systems
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
Coaters & coating machinery
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
L.B. Bohle Maschinen + Verfahren GmbH, Ennigerloh
Compactors
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
Extruders
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Granulators & granulating mills
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
L.B. Bohle Maschinen + Verfahren GmbH, Ennigerloh
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Pelletizers
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
CONVEYORS & ELEVATORS
FOR BULK MATERIALS
Conveyor accessories
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
RPS Engineering, Inc., Elgin, IL
Conveyor belting
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Conveyors, apron
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
Conveyors, belt
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
KAISER PROCESS AND BELT TECHNOLOGY GMBH,
Siemensring 54-56, Willich, DEU 47877 (+49 (0) 2154
89107 - 0; FAX: +49 (0) 2154 89107 - 284; e-mail:
info@kaiser-pbt.de; web site: www.kaiser-pbt.de)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Conveyors, bucket
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
Conveyors, cooling
KAISER PROCESS AND BELT TECHNOLOGY GMBH,
Siemensring 54-56, Willich, DEU 47877 (+49 (0) 2154
89107 - 0; FAX: +49 (0) 2154 89107 - 284; e-mail:
info@kaiser-pbt.de; web site: www.kaiser-pbt.de)
SBS STEEL BELT SYSTEMS S.r.l., Venegono Inferiore, ITA
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Conveyors, drag
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Conveyors, flexible
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Trantec Solids Handling Limited, Accrington, GBR
Conveyors, flight
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Conveyors, fluidizing
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Conveyors, gravity
Fr. Jacob Soehne GmbH & Co. KG, Porta Westfalica,
NRW, DEU
Conveyors, magnetic
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Conveyors, other
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Conveyors, overhead track
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Conveyors, pneumatic
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul,
MN 55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015;
e-mail: info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dy-
namicair.com)
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
HammerTek Corporation, Landisville, PA
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Young Industries, Inc, Muncy, PA
Conveyors, portable
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Conveyors, screw
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Conveyors, vacuum
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Conveyors, vibrating
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Conveyors, weighing
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Couplings, pneumatic conveyors
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Tuf-Lok International, Madison, WI
Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Rödermark, DEU
Elevators, belt
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
Elevators, bucket
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
DECEMBER 2017
Solids handling
Solids feeders, airlock
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Solids feeders, batch
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Solids feeders, constant weight
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Solids feeders, continuous flow
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Solids feeders, disc
Yoshikawa Corporation, Kagoshima,, , JPN
Solids feeders, gravimetric
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Solids feeders, proportioning
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Solids feeders, rotary
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Solids feeders, vibrating or
oscillating
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
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SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Solids feeders, volumetric
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Trantec Solids Handling Limited, Accrington, GBR
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
LIFTING EQUIPMENT
Hoists
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
PACKAGING CONTAINERS
Bags
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Langston Companies de Mexico, Apodaca, MEX
Barrels & drums
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
Intermediate bulk containers
Assmann Corp. of America, Garrett, IN
Pails & cans
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Bag closing machines
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Bag, empty, handling systems
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
Bag filling machines
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc., WI
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Techno Weigh Systems Pvt. Ltd, Vadodara, IND
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Bag filling machines, vacuum
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
Drum filling equipment
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
Packaging equipment, liquids
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Packaging equipment, solids
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Quadrel Labeling Systems, Mentor, OH
Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc., WI
Packers, bag
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Packers, vibrating
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
SOLIDS HANDLING
EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS,
OTHER
Barrel handling equipment
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Drum handling equipment
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
Materials handling systems
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Aumund Fordertechnik GmbH, Rheinberg
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Solids handling
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Trantec Solids Handling Limited, Accrington, GBR
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
Yoshikawa Corporation, Kagoshima,, , JPN
Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Rödermark, DEU
Palletizers
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
SBS STEEL BELT SYSTEMS S.r.l., Venegono Inferiore, ITA
Robotic components
BEUMER GROUP GMBH & CO. KG, Oelder Str. 40, Bec-
kum, DEU 59269 (+49 2521 240; FAX: +49 2521 24280;
e-mail: beumer@beumergroup.com; web site: www.
beumergroup.com)
Storage systems
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Valves, diverter conveyor
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Valves, powder
Mueller GmbH, Rheinfelden, DEU
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Young Industries, Inc, Muncy, PA
WEIGHING, FEEDING
& PROPORTIONING
EQUIPMENT
Batching & blending systems
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Coperion K-Tron, Sewell, NJ
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
LEWA GmbH, Leonberg, 0
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
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Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Young Industries, Inc, Muncy, PA
Proportioners
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
Scales, automatic weighing
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, bagging, filling
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, checkweight
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
HAVER & BOECKER OHG, Wire Weaving and Machinery
Division, OELDE
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, continuous weighing
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
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NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Scales, conveying
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES,
PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, 1201
Sumneytown Pike, Spring House, PA 19477-0900
(+1 (800) 365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-
requestinformation.industry@siemens.com; web site:
www.usa.siemens.com/pi)
Scales, counting
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, floor, platform
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, hopper
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
DECEMBER 2017
Solids handling
Scales, portable
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, railroad car
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Scales, recording
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, remote indicating
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, tank
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Scales, totalizing
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Scales, truck
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
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DIRECTORY

13
ELECTRICAL
CHAPTER TITLE,
POWER
GENERATION
ON TWO LINES&
TRANSMISSION
107 Bearings & bushings
107 Boilers, industrial
107 Drives, Other
107 Drives, Turbine
107 Electrical & power generation equipment
107 Electrical heating equipment
107 Lighting fixtures
107 Motor controls
107 Motors, electric
108 Other electrical equipment

106
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PRODUCT DIRECTORY
BEARINGS & BUSHINGS
Bearings
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
Bushings
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
BOILERS, INDUSTRIAL
Boiler accessories
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, automatic, packaged
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, coal fired
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, fire tube
Hamon Deltak, Inc., Plymouth, MN
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, fluidized bed
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, integral furnace
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, natural gas fired
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Hamon Deltak, Inc., Plymouth, MN
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, oil fired
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
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Electrical power generation
MainSectionTitle
& transmission
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, waste heat recovery
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
DIAMOND REFRACTORY SERVICES, LLC, 8412 Mosley
Road, Houston, TX 77075 (713-378-9200; e-mail:
jbroussard@diamondrefractory.com; web site: www.
diamondrefractory.com)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Hamon Deltak, Inc., Plymouth, MN
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Boilers, water tube
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
Cleaver-Brooks, Inc., Lincoln, NE
Hamon Deltak, Inc., Plymouth, MN
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
DRIVES, OTHER
Drives, crusher
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Drives, variable speed, electrical
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, GA
Speed reducer
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
DRIVES, TURBINE
Generator drives, steam
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Turbines, combined steam-gas
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Turbines, mechanical drive, gas
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Turbines, mechanical drive, steam
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
DECEMBER 2017
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
ELECTRICAL & POWER
GENERATION EQUIPMENT
Cogeneration systems &
equipment
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Hamon Deltak, Inc., Plymouth, MN
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Engine-generator sets
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Expanders
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
Generators, electrical
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Generator-turbine sets
MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Augsburg, DEU
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Power supplies, emergency
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
ELECTRICAL HEATING
EQUIPMENT
Tape, electric heating
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
LIGHTING FIXTURES
Lighting, explosion proof
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
MOTOR CONTROLS
Actuators or starters, motor
2G Engineering, Sun Prairie, WI
MOTORS, ELECTRIC
Motors, A.C.
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, GA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Motors, explosion proof
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
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OTHER ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT
Circuit breakers
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)

Electrical equipment, other

PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury, , GBR

Switches, electrical
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, GA

Switchgear & other power

distribution equipment
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)

Transformers
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)

A Guide to Advanced and Next-Generation

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many of the companies operating in the advanced and next-generation battery industries.

Included in this guidebook is a table that represents a list of selected technology-

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contact information and technology status. It lists both established companies and startup
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battery technologies.
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INSTRUMENTATION
& CONTROLS
110 Actuators, operators
110 Analyzers, offstream
111 Analyzers, onstream
112 Computers, process control
112 Controllers
113 Data presentation equipment
114 Indicators
116 Measurement & testing equipment
117 Recorders
118 Transmitters & data transmission equipment

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 PRODUCT DIRECTORY
ACTUATORS, OPERATORS
Actuators
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O.
Box 1362, Muellheim, DEU 79379 (+49 7631 8090;
FAX: +49 7631 8091250; e-mail: info@auma.com; web
site: www.auma.com)
— See our ad on page 41
Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
2G Engineering, Sun Prairie, WI
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Inline Industries, Inc., Rosemead, CA
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
Valve operators, diaphragm
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators, electrohydraulic
2G Engineering, Sun Prairie, WI
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators,
electropneumatic
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators, motor operated
2G Engineering, Sun Prairie, WI
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators, piston
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG, Aumastrasse 1, P.O.
Box 1362, Muellheim, DEU 79379 (+49 7631 8090;
FAX: +49 7631 8091250; e-mail: info@auma.com; web
site: www.auma.com)
— See our ad on page 41
Auma Actuators Inc., Cannonsburg, PA
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators, pneumatic
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve operators, solenoid
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve positioners, microprocessor
equipped
ARCA REGLER GMBH, Kempener Str. 18, Toenisvorst,
DEU 47918 (49-2156-7709-0; FAX: 49-2156-770955;
e-mail: sale@arca-valve.com; web site: www.arca-
valve.com)
2G Engineering, Sun Prairie, WI
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Valve positioners, other
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
110
Valve, position indicators
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
ANALYZERS, OFFSTREAM
Analyzers, VOCs
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, Lyons, CO
Analyzers, VOCs, oil in water
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
Analyzers, air quality
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
E Instruments, LANGHORNE, PA
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, Lyons, CO
Analyzers, carbon dioxide or
monoxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Siemens Analytical Products & Solutions, Bartlesville, OK
Analyzers, chlorine
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, chromatographic
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Siemens Analytical Products & Solutions, Bartlesville, OK
Analyzers, combustible gases
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.comweb site: www.mt.com/pro)
Analyzers, combustion
E Instruments, LANGHORNE, PA
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, concentration
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wild-
bad, DEU
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Analyzers, conductivity
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.comweb site: www.mt.com/pro)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Instrumentation & controls
Analyzers, emission
E Instruments, LANGHORNE, PA
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Siemens Analytical Products & Solutions, Bartlesville, OK
Analyzers, environmental
conditions
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Analyzers, fats & oils
Kett, Villa Park, CA
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
Analyzers, gas density
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, hydrocarbons
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, hydrogen
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, infrared
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Kett, Villa Park, CA
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Analyzers, mass spectrometer
Kett, Villa Park, CA
PFEIFFER VACUUM GMBH, Berliner Strasse 43, Asslar,
DEU 35614 (+49-6441-802 0; FAX: +49-6441-802 1202;
e-mail: info@pfeiffer-vacuum.de; web site: www.
pfeiffer-vacuum.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, moisture content
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wild-
bad, DEU
Kett, Villa Park, CA
Analyzers, near infrared
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Kett, Villa Park, CA
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Analyzers, nitrogen
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, nitrogen oxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Analyzers, nitrogen, total
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Analyzers, oil content
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Kett, Villa Park, CA
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Analyzers, organic carbon
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Analyzers, organic carbon, total
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Analyzers, oxygen content
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
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PRODUCT DIRECTORY
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, oxygen demand
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, oxygen, dissolved
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.comweb site: www.mt.com/pro)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, pH
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Analyzers, particle size
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., Carrboro, NC, NC
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal-
Zellerfeld, DEU
Analyzers, sodium ion
concentration
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Analyzers, sound
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Analyzers, spectrometer
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Analyzers, stack gases
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Analyzers, sulfur dioxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Analyzers, sulfur, total
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Analyzers, surface area
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Analyzers, surface composition
Kett, Villa Park, CA
Analyzers, thin film
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
Analyzers, vapor pressure
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Analyzers, water quality
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.comweb site: www.mt.com/pro)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Detectors, gases
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Detectors, gases, combustible
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
E Instruments, LANGHORNE, PA
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Detectors, gases, toxic
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Detectors, liquid-leak
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Detectors, metal
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Detectors, moisture
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wild-
bad, DEU
Detectors, other
PANalytical BV, Almelo, , NLD
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Detectors, vibration
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Samplers, automatic
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
Samplers, gas, air
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Samplers, liquid
BIAR SAMPLING SYSTEMS, 2506 S. Philippe Avenue,
Gonzales, LA 70737 (225-647-4300; FAX: 225-647-
4309; e-mail: contact@biar.us; web site: www.biar.us)
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Samplers, solids
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal-
Zellerfeld, DEU
ANALYZERS, ONSTREAM
Chromatographs, onstream
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, Lyons, CO
Monitors, VOCs
Control Instruments Corp, Fairfield, NJ
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Monitors, air quality
Control Instruments Corp, Fairfield, NJ
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, Lyons, CO
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Instrumentation & controls
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Monitors, ammonia
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Monitors, carbon dioxide or
monoxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Monitors, chlorine
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Monitors, colorimetric
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Monitors, combustible gases, or
vapors
Control Instruments Corp, Fairfield, NJ
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Monitors, composition
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Kett, Villa Park, CA
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Monitors, conductivity
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Monitors, dust
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
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Monitors, emissions, continuous
AMETEK LAND, Stubley Lane, Dronfield, , GBR S8 1DJ
(e-mail: land.enquiry@ametek.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
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Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Monitors, humidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
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Monitors, hydrocarbon content
Control Instruments Corp, Fairfield, NJ
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MOCON, Inc. - Baseline, Lyons, CO
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
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SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Monitors, hydrogen cyanide
content
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Monitors, hydrogen sulfide
content
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Monitors, octane
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Monitors, oil content
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Monitors, opactiy
AMETEK LAND, Stubley Lane, Dronfield, , GBR S8 1DJ
(e-mail: land.enquiry@ametek.com)
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Monitors, oxygen content
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Servomex Group Ltd., Sugar Land, TX
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Monitors, pH
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Monitors, particle size
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal-
Zellerfeld, DEU
Monitors, stack gases
AMETEK LAND, Stubley Lane, Dronfield, , GBR S8 1DJ
(e-mail: land.enquiry@ametek.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
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Monitors, viscosity
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
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LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd., Stur-
bridge, MA 01566 (888-600-3247; 508-347-2606; FAX:
508-347-2064; web site: www.loadcontrols.com)
— See our ad on page 29
Monitors, water quality
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
HACH, 5600 Lindbergh Dr, Loveland, CO 80538
(9706631377; e-mail: amsteine@hach.com; web site:
hach.com)
LAR Process Analysers AG, Berlin
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Spectrometer accessories or
services
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Spectrometers
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
COMPUTERS, PROCESS
CONTROL
Analog process control
computers
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Direct digital process control
computers
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, GA
Hybrid process control computers
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Input-output equipment
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Supervisory process control
computers
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Ultramax Corporation, Cincinnati, OH
CONTROLLERS
Controllers, air conditioning
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Controllers, batching or weighing
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
Force Flow, Concord, CA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Instrumentation & controls
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, bin level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Controllers, boiler
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, combustion
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, electric
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, flow & flow ratio
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A,
Ruurlo, , NLD NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; e-mail:
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.
com)
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
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SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, humidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, hydraulic
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, liquid level
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Rockwell Automation, Inc.,
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, pH
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
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Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, pneumatic
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, pressure
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
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Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, process
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wild-
bad, DEU
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
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SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, product
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, programmable
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Siemens Process Industries and Drives, Alpharetta, GA
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CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
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information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
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Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Zikodrive Motor Controllers, Hebden Bridge, GBR
Controllers, pump
KNF NEUBERGER, INC., USA, 2 Black Forest Rd., Tren-
ton, NJ 08691-1810 (609-890-8600; e-mail: knfusa@
knf.com; web site: www.knfusa.com)
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Zikodrive Motor Controllers, Hebden Bridge, GBR
Controllers, sludge level
BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG, Bad Wild-
bad, DEU
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
Controllers, temperature
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
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United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Controllers, vacuum
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
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Instrumentation & controls
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
site: www.vacuubrand.com)
Controllers, viscosity
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Regulators, air
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Regulators, back pressure
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(7854724461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Regulators, flow
BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A,
Ruurlo, , NLD NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; e-mail:
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.
com)
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(7854724461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Regulators, gas
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Regulators, pressure
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
CASHCO, 607 W. 15th St., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(7854724461; e-mail: dimitya@cashco.com; web site:
www.cashco.com)
— See our ad on page 21
Regulators, temperature
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Regulators, vacuum
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
DATA PRESENTATION
EQUIPMENT
Counters
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Data logging systems
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
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Totalizers
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
INDICATORS
Alarms, annunciator
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Alarms, carbon monoxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Alarms, combustible gases
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Alarms, combustion
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
Alarms, flame
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
Alarms, flow
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Alarms, liquid level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
Alarms, other
PAS, Inc., Houston, TX
Alarms, portable (gas, vapor)
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Alarms, pressure
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Alarms, solids level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
Alarms, temperature
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
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Flowmeters, differential pressure
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Flowmeters, electromagnetic
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Sure Flow Products, Wixo
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Flowmeters, magnetic
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Flowmeters, mass
BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A,
Ruurlo, , NLD NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; e-mail:
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.
com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Flowmeters, orifice plate
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Instrumentation & controls
Flowmeters, positive
displacement
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
Flowmeters, rotameters
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Flowmeters, turbine
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Flowmeters, ultrasonic
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Flowmeters, variable area
GEMU VALVES, INC., 3800 Camp Creek Parkway, Build-
ing 2600 Suite 120, Atlanta, GA 30331 (678-553-3400;
FAX: 404-344-9350; e-mail: info@gemu.com; web
site: www.gemu.com)
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Flowmeters, vortex shedding
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Gages, density
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
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Gages, filter
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Gages, liquid level
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
Orion Instruments, Baton Rouge, LA
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Gages, pressure
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Gages, tank
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Gages, thickness
Kett, Villa Park, CA
Gages, vacuum & differential
pressure
VACUUBRAND, INC., 11 Bokum Rd., Essex, CT 06426
(8607675341; e-mail: sleahy@vacuubrand.net; web
site: www.vacuubrand.com)
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Gages, water
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Glasses, furnace
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH
Glasses, gage
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
Glasses, sight flow
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Indicators, bin level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, carbon monoxide
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, color
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, combustible gases
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, dewpoint or humidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, flow
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
UNIVERSAL FLOW MONITORS, INC., P.O. Box 249,
Hazel Park, MI 48030 (888-569-3090; 248-542-9635;
FAX: 248-398-4274; e-mail: ufm@flowmeters.com;
web site: www.flowmeters.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, liquid level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
Orion Instruments, Baton Rouge, LA
PLAST-O-MATIC VALVES INC., 1384 Pompton Ave.,
Cedar Grove, NJ 07009-1095 (973-256-3000; FAX:
973-256-4745; e-mail: tsimmons@plastomatic.com;
web site: www.plastomatic.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (i)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
DECEMBER 2017
Instrumentation & controls
Indicators, mass flow
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, moisture
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, other
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, pressure
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, solids level
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web
site: www.binmaster.com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL, INC., 705 Enterprise
Street, Aurora, IL 60504 (800-624-8765; 630-969-
4000; FAX: 630-969-9489; e-mail: info@magnetrol.
com; web site: www.magnetrol.com)
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, specific gravity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, temperature
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, turbidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, vacuum
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, valve position
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
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Indicators, viscosity
LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd., Stur-
bridge, MA 01566 (888-600-3247; 508-347-2606; FAX:
508-347-2064; web site: www.loadcontrols.com)
— See our ad on page 29
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Indicators, weight
Emery Winslow Scale Co., Seymour, CT
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Pennsylvania Scale Company, Lancaster, PA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Thermistors
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermocouples
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermometers, dial
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermometers, digital
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Thermometers, electrical
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermometers, infrared
AMETEK LAND, Stubley Lane, Dronfield, , GBR S8 1DJ
(e-mail: land.enquiry@ametek.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Thermometers, recording
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermometers, resistance
temperature detectors
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermostats
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Thermowells
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
MEASUREMENT & TESTING
EQUIPMENT
Calibration gas standards
Gasco, Oldsmar, FL
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Calibration & test equipment
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
116
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury, , GBR
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
Calorimeters
Control Instruments Corp, Fairfield, NJ
Cameras, high-speed
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Chambers, test
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
Density-measuring equipment
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH, Koeln
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Detectors, interface
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Detectors, leak
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Mil-Ram Technology, Inc., Fremont, CA
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
SGB GmbH, Siegen
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Detectors, metal
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Dosimeters
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Electrodes, ion-sensitive
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Electrodes, pH
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
METTLER-TOLEDO PROCESS ANALYTICS, Im Hack-
acker 15, Urdorf, , CHE 8902 (e-mail: matthew.sey-
mour@mt.comweb site: www.mt.com/pro)
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Enclosures, instrument
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Instrumentation & controls
Fluidic systems
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Ion measurement or selection
Pfeiffer Vacuum, Inc., Nashua, NH
Laser systems
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Load cells
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Rice Lake Weighing Systems, Rice Lake, WI
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
Manometers
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Meters, air
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
Meters, chlorine
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Meters, conductivity
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
Meters, displacement
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
Meters, electrical
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Meters, gas
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
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PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Meters, heat flow
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Meters, oxygen
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Meters, pH
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
MYRON L® COMPANY, 2450 IMPALA DR., CARLSBAD,
CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
myronl.com; web site: www.myronl.com)
— See our ad on page 98
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Meters, recording
Analytical Measurements, Chester, NJ
BADGER METER, 4545 W Brown Deer RD, PO Box
245036, Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536 (877-243-1010;
FAX: 918-832-9962; e-mail: infocentral@badgermeter.
com; web site: www.badgermeter.com)
Meters, surface tension
KRUSS GmbH, Marketing, Hamburg
Meters, turbidity
HORIBA Instruments, Irvine, CA
Krohne, Inc., Peabody, MA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Meters, ultrasonic
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Force Flow, Concord, CA
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SensoTech GmbH, Magdeburg-Barleben, DEU
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Meters, water
Ernst, John, Co., Inc., Sparta, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Microscopes
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
Photometers
Guided Wave Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA
Pyrometers
AMETEK LAND, Stubley Lane, Dronfield, , GBR S8 1DJ
(e-mail: land.enquiry@ametek.com)
PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
com)
Refractometers
FLEXIM AMERICAS, 250 V Executive Drive, Edgewood,
NY 11717 (1 888 852 74 73 North America; 631-492-
2300; FAX: 631-492-2117; e-mail: salesus@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Rheometers
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Testers, hardness
AMETEK BROOKFIELD, 11 Commerce Blvd., Middle-
boro, MA 02346 (508-946-6200; e-mail: kathy.durant@
ametek.com; web site: www.brookfieldengineering.
com/)
Testers, tensile strength
AMETEK BROOKFIELD, 11 Commerce Blvd., Middle-
boro, MA 02346 (508-946-6200; e-mail: kathy.durant@
ametek.com; web site: www.brookfieldengineering.
com/)
Testing equipment, other
AMETEK BROOKFIELD, 11 Commerce Blvd., Middle-
boro, MA 02346 (508-946-6200; e-mail: kathy.durant@
ametek.com; web site: www.brookfieldengineering.
com/)
HAWK MEASUREMENT, 90 Glenn Street, Suite 100B,
Lawrence, MA 01843 (978-304-3000; e-mail: info@
hawkmeasure.com; web site: www.hawkmeasure.
com)
Lumex Instruments, Mission, CAN
MoistTech Corp., Sarasota, FL
Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury, , GBR
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
Viscometers, melt
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Viscosity or consistency
instruments, other
AMETEK BROOKFIELD, 11 Commerce Blvd., Middle-
boro, MA 02346 (508-946-6200; e-mail: kathy.durant@
ametek.com; web site: www.brookfieldengineering.
com/)
LOAD CONTROLS, INC., 53 Technology Park Rd., Stur-
bridge, MA 01566 (888-600-3247; 508-347-2606; FAX:
508-347-2064; web site: www.loadcontrols.com)
— See our ad on page 29
DECEMBER 2017
Instrumentation & controls
Voltmeters
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
RECORDERS
Recorder parts & accessories
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, bin level
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, humidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, liquid flow
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, liquid level
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Met-Pro Global Pump Solutions, a CECO Environmental
Company, Telford, PA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, mass flow
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, moisture
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, other
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, pressure
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, temperature
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, time
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, turbidity
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Recorders, viscosity
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
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TRANSMITTERS & DATA
TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT
Converters, signal
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
ProComSol, Ltd, Lakewood, OH
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Data Transmission, Wireless
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
Electrical equipment, intrinsic
safety
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
R. STAHL, Waldenburg
Radio remote control systems
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Relays, time delay
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Transducers
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
(0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Sensor Technology Ltd, Banbury, , GBR
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
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Instrumentation & controls
Transmitters, level Transmitters, temperature
BINMASTER, 7201 N 98th Street, Lincoln, NE 68507 FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
(402-434-9100; e-mail: info@binmaster.com; web Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
site: www.binmaster.com) 854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
BURKERT FLUID CONTROL SYSTEMS, Christian- eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
Buerkert-Str. 13-17, Ingelfingen, DEU 74653 (+49 components.com)
7940 10-0; FAX: +49 7940 10-91 204; e-mail: info@ HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
burkert.com; web site: www.burkert.com) heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood, +49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535- site: www.turck.com)
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www. JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
us.endress.com) PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
— See our ad on page 3 Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La 1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800) www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail: PHOENIX CONTACT GMBH & CO.KG, Flachsmarktstr.
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid- 8, Blomberg, DEU 32825 (+49 (0)5235-300; FAX: +49
components.com) (0)5235-341200; e-mail: info@phoenixcontact.com;
Force Flow, Concord, CA web site: www.phoenixcontact.com)
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX PYROMATION, INC., 5211 Industrial Rd., Fort Wayne, IN
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200, 46825 ((260) 484-2580; FAX: (260) 482-6805; e-mail:
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776- sales@pyromation.com; web site: www.pyromation.
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site: com)
www.pepperl-fuchs.com) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO- CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800) 365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request- information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www. usa.siemens.com/pi)
usa.siemens.com/pi) United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Transmitters, mass flow
BRONKHORST HIGH-TECH BV, Nijverheidsstraat 1A,
Ruurlo, , NLD NL-7261AK (+31 573458800; e-mail:
info@bronkhorst.com; web site: www.bronkhorst.
com)
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL, 1755 La
Costa Meadows Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078 ((800)
854-1993; 760-744-6950; FAX: 760-736-6250; e-mail:
eflow@FluidComponents.com; web site: www.fluid-
components.com)
FLEXIM, FLEXIBLE INDUSTRIEMESSTECHNIK GMBH,
Wolfener Str. 36, Berlin, DEU D-12681 (49 0 30 936
676 60; FAX: 49 0 30 936 676 80; e-mail: info@flexim.
com; web site: www.flexim.com)
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Sure Flow Products, Wixom, MI
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Transmitters, pressure
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG, Witzlebenstr. 7, Muel-
heim an der Ruhr, DEU 45472 (+49 208 4952-0; FAX:
+49 208 4952-264; e-mail: more@turck.com; web
site: www.turck.com)
Honeywell Process Solutions, Houston, TX
JUMO GmbH & Co. KG, Fulda, DEU
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
United Electric Controls Co., Watertown, MA
VEGA Americas, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
VEGA GRIESHABER KG, Am Hohenstein 113, Schiltach,
Germany, DEU 77761 (+49 7836 50-0; FAX: +49 7836
50-201; e-mail: info.de@vega.com; web site: www.
vega.com)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
burster praezisionsmesstechnik gmbh & co kg, Gerns-
bach, DEU
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PROCESSING
EQUIPMENT
120 Air conditioning & 129 Heat transfer media
refrigeration equipment 130 Heating & cooling
120 Centrifuges equipment, other
120 Classifiers & gravity 131 Kilns, ovens & furnaces
separators 131 Mixing equipment for fluids
120 Cooling tower systems 133 Mixing equipment for
121 Custom fabricated equipment solids & fluids
121 Dryers 135 Packings, trays for towers &
123 Dust collectors & separators columns
123 Electrochemical equipment 135 Process vessels & reactors
123 Entrainment separation 138 Reaction & separation
equipment equipment, other
123 Evaporators & crystallizers 139 Screening equipment
124 Filter media & aids 139 Scrubbers
125 Filtration equipment 140 Size reduction equipment
127 Heat exchangers, 141 Towers & columns
condensers & coolers 142 Water treatment equipment

DISPLAY ADVERTISERS IN THIS SECTION

Ekato 135
Federal Equipment 137
Readco Kurimoto 139

119
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AIR CONDITIONING &
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT
Air conditioners
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Cryogenic equipment
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Refrigeration equipment, chillers
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Refrigeration equipment, freezers
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Refrigeration equipment & systems
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
CENTRIFUGES
Centrifuge parts & accessories
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, batch, automatic
basket
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Centrifuges, batch, perforated
basket
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Centrifuges, continuous, conical
angle, perforated basket
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
Centrifuges, continuous, pusher
discharge
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
B&P LITTLEFORD, 1000 Hess Ave., Saginaw, MI 48601
(989-757-1300; FAX: 989-757-1301; e-mail: sales@
bplittleford.com; web site: www.bplittleford.com)
Centrifuges, continuous, solid
bowl, scroll discharge
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, disc, nozzle discharge
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
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GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Centrifuges, disc, solid bowl
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, disc, valve discharge
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, filter, continuous,
screen bowl, scroll discharge
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Centrifuges, filter, inverting
CelesTech, Inc., Haddonfield, NJ
Centrifuges, laboratory or pilot
plant
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, liquid-liquid
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
B&P LITTLEFORD, 1000 Hess Ave., Saginaw, MI 48601
(989-757-1300; FAX: 989-757-1301; e-mail: sales@
bplittleford.com; web site: www.bplittleford.com)
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Centrifuges, solid basket
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Aaron Equipment Company, Bensenville, IL
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
CLASSIFIERS & GRAVITY
SEPARATORS
Clarifiers, flotation
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Clarifiers, settling
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
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Processing equipment
Classifiers, air
General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Classifiers, cyclone
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Classifiers, mechanical, screening
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Classifiers, mechanical, vibrating
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
Decanters
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Liquid-liquid processing
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Huerth, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Particle size control systems
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Sympatec GmbH , System | Partikel | Technik , Clausthal-
Zellerfeld, DEU
Thickeners, centrifugal
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Thickeners, gravity
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
Thickeners, rake or sedimentation
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
COOLING TOWER SYSTEMS
Cooling towers
Aaron Equipment Company, Bensenville, IL
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
ENEXIO, Herne, DEU
General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House,
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata 700027
(+913340133000; fax: +913340133499; e-mail: pctccu@
paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.com)
— See our ad on page 80
Cooling towers, repair & upgrade
ENEXIO, Herne, DEU
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Drift eliminators, cooling tower
ENEXIO, Herne, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Spray nozzles, cooling tower
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
ENEXIO, Herne, DEU
CUSTOM FABRICATED
EQUIPMENT
Equipment, process, custom
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
NOV, Dayton, OH
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Equipment, process, custom,
cryogenic
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek (+49-
40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@
neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Pipe & pipe systems, custom
Dockweiler AG, Neustadt-Glewe
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Reinforced-plastics fabrication,
custom
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
DRYERS
Dryer parts & accessories
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9, Rein-
bek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-72-771100;
e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.akahl.de)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, V cone
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, air
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Dryers, batch
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, belt
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
Dryers, centrifugal
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Dryers, chamber
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, closed circuit
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, conical, vacuum
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, continuous
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
Aaron Equipment Company, Bensenville, IL
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, , TWN
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, conveyor
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Dryers, desiccant, disposable
cartridge
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Dryers, desiccant, package unit
Air Power Products Limited, Cambridge, CAN
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, , TWN
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Dryers, drum
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Dryers, drum, rotary vacuum
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, electric
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, flash
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
121
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WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, fluidized bed
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul,
MN 55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015;
e-mail: info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dy-
namicair.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek (+49-
40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail: sales@
neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-neotec.de)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
VetterTec Inc., Laval, CAN
Dryers, freeze
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Dryers, gas
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Dryers, paddle
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, pan
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, radiant heat
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, refrigerated air
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, ring
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
VetterTec Inc., Laval, CAN
Dryers, rotary
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
122
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
VetterTec Inc., Laval, CAN
Dryers, screw flight
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Dryers, shelf, vacuum
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, spiral screw
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, spray
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
VetterTec Inc., Laval, CAN
Dryers, steam jacketed
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
Dryers, steam tube
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
VetterTec Inc., Laval, CAN
Dryers, suspension
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, tray
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, tray, vacuum
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, , TWN
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Dryers, tumble
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Dryers, vacuum
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
B&P LITTLEFORD, 1000 Hess Ave., Saginaw, MI 48601
(989-757-1300; FAX: 989-757-1301; e-mail: sales@
bplittleford.com; web site: www.bplittleford.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, , TWN
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Dryers, vertical
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
DUST COLLECTORS &
SEPARATORS
Baghouses
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: mar-
keting@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.
com) SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace,
Kansas City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300;
FAX: 816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckpro-
cess.com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collector parts & accessories
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collectors, bag filtering
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collectors, cartridge
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul, MN
55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015; e-mail:
info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dynamicair.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collectors, centrifugal
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
Mahwah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-
1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.
com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Dust collectors, cyclone
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
Mahwah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-
1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.
com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collectors, electrostatic
precipitators
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email:
marketing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.
com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr.,
Mahwah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-
1094; FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.
com; web site: www.bionomicind.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SEIRIS FRANCE, Le Coudray Montceaux, FRA
Dust collectors, other
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
SONICAIRE, 3831 Kimwell Drive, Winston Salem, NC
27103 (e-mail: moreinfo@iesclean.com)
Dust collectors, pulse jet
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
FLEXICON CORP., 2400 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem, PA
18020-8006 (1 888 FLEXICON; 610-814-2400; FAX:
610-814-0600; e-mail: sales@flexicon.com; web site:
www.flexicon.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Dust collectors, tray type
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
Dust collectors, tubular
Aaron Equipment Company, Bensenville, IL
Dust collectors, wet
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Dust removal equipment
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
SONICAIRE, 3831 Kimwell Drive, Winston Salem, NC
27103 (e-mail: moreinfo@iesclean.com)
ELECTROCHEMICAL
EQUIPMENT
Corrosion protection units, anodic
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield, NJ
Corrosion protection units,
cathodic
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield, NJ
Electrodes: anodes & cathodes
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield, NJ
Electrolytic cells
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield, NJ
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Electrophoresis units
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield, NJ
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
ENTRAINMENT SEPARATION
EQUIPMENT
Defoamers, physical
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mist eliminators
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.wich-
ita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Traps, air
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
EVAPORATORS &
CRYSTALLIZERS
Crystallizers, cooling
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Crystallizers, evaporative
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Swenson Technology, Monee, IL
Crystallizers, freeze
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Crystallizers, melt
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Crystallizers, scraped surface
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
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GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Crystallizers, vacuum
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
Swenson Technology, Monee, IL
Evaporative systems, mechanical
recompression
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro, NC
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Swenson Technology, Monee, IL
Evaporative systems, multiple effect
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro, NC
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Swenson Technology, Monee, IL
Evaporative systems, thermal
recompression
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Swenson Technology, Monee, IL
Evaporators, agitated film
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
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Evaporators, climbing film
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, falling film
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro, NC
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Evaporators, flash
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Evaporators, forced circulation
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, horizontal tube
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, low temperature
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Evaporators, plate type
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro, NC
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, short path
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Evaporators, thin film
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Evaporators, vertical long tube
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, vertical short tube
(calandria)
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Evaporators, waste water
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Evaporators, wiped film
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15, Butz-
bach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-85-249;
e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
FILTER MEDIA & AIDS
Felt, filter
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter aids, activated carbon
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Filter aids, zeolite
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Filter bags, acidproof
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter bags, alkaliproof
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter bags, glass
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter bags, natural fiber
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter bags, synthetic fiber
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, acidproof
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, alkaliproof
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, cotton
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, glass
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, metallic
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, natural fiber
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter cloth, synthetic fiber
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter media, other
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pads, filter
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Plates, filter
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Tubes, filter
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
FILTRATION EQUIPMENT
Dewatering, mechanical press
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter housings
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., Nashua, NH
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim, DEU
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filter parts & accessories
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Liquid Filtration Specialist, LLC, Conroe, TX
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter presses
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Filters, HEPA
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, ,
TWN
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim, DEU
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Filters, activated carbon
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filters, air
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, bag
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, belt
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
Filters, cartridge
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., Nashua, NH
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
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Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
SCHENCK PROCESS, 7901 NW 107th Terrace, Kansas
City, MO 64153 (888-657-3094; 816-891-9300; FAX:
816-891-8336; e-mail: sales-fcp@schenckprocess.
com; web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us)
Filters, centrifugal
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Filters, clarifying
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., Nashua, NH
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Filters, crossflow
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
CUT MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY GMBH, PART OF
THE BÜRKERT GROUP, CUT Membrane Technol-
ogy GmbH, Erkrath, DEU 40699 (+49 2104 176 32 0;
e-mail: filtration@burkert.com; web site: https://ww-
treatment.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
Filters, disc, pressure
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Filters, disc, vacuum
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, drum, rotary pressure
continuous
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
BOKELA GmbH, Karlsruhe, DEU
Filters, drum, rotary vacuum
continuous
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Filters, gas
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim, DEU
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
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PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filters, gravity, porous bed
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, horizontal belt, vacuum
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
Filters, jacketed
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
SULPHURNET, Culemborg, NLD
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Filters, leaf, horizontal, pressure
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
SULPHURNET, Culemborg, NLD
Filters, leaf, vertical, pressure
SULPHURNET, Culemborg, NLD
Filters, membrane
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., Nashua, NH
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Filters, microfiltration
CUT MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY GMBH, PART OF
THE BÜRKERT GROUP, CUT Membrane Technol-
ogy GmbH, Erkrath, DEU 40699 (+49 2104 176 32 0;
e-mail: filtration@burkert.com; web site: https://ww-
treatment.com)
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
Filters, nanofiltration
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
Filters, nutsche
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
SULPHURNET, Culemborg, NLD
Filters, oil removal
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filters, other
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filters, pipeline
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Tengs Valve International Limited, Wenzhou, , CHN
Filters, plate & frame
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Filters, polymer
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Filters, porous metal
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
Filters, portable
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, precoat
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
SULPHURNET, Culemborg, NLD
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Filters, pressure
ANDRITZ KMPT GMBH, Industriestrasse 1-3, 85256
Vierkirchen, DEU (+49 (8139) 80 299 0; 513-315-5025;
FAX: +49 8139 80 299 751; e-mail: kmpt@andritz.com;
web site: https://www.andritz.com/separation-en/
locations/vierkirchen)
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, refrigerated
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, sand
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
Filters, self-cleaning
Forsta Filters Inc., Burbank, CA
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
Filters, tray
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
Filters, tubular
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, ultrafiltration
Ameridia, Division of Eurodia Industrie, Somerset, NJ
CUT MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY GMBH, PART OF
THE BÜRKERT GROUP, CUT Membrane Technol-
ogy GmbH, Erkrath, DEU 40699 (+49 2104 176 32 0;
e-mail: filtration@burkert.com; web site: https://ww-
treatment.com)
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Filters, vibrating
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filters, water
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Filter systems
ANDRITZ SEPARATION GMBH, Edmund-Rumpler-
Straße 6 A, Köln, DEU 51149 (+49 2203 5752 0; FAX:
+49 2203 5752 291; e-mail: separation.de@andritz.
com; web site: www.andritz.com/separation)
Critical Process Filtration, Inc., Nashua, NH
FILTRA-SYSTEMS CO., 23900 Haggerty Rd., Farming-
ton Hills, MI 48335 (248-427-9090; FAX: 248-427-
9892; e-mail: sales@filtrasystems.com; web site:
www.filtrasystems.com)
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Maag Pump Systems AG, Oberglatt / ZH, , CHE
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Separation Technologists, Inc., Salem, NH
TEKLEEN AUTOMATIC FILTERS INC., 2672 S. La
Cienega, Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310-839-2828;
e-mail: frank@tekleen.com; web site: www.tekleen.
com)
Microfiltration equipment
Eureka Dry Tech Desiccator Cabinets, Export, Taipei, ,
TWN
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
Strainers
Bee Valve Inc., Elyria, OH
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
Hayward Flow Control, Clemmons, NC
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)
ORIVAL WATER FILTERS, 213 S Van Brunt St., Engle-
wood, NJ 07631-9902 (800-567-9767; 201-568-3311;
FAX: 201-568-1916; e-mail: filters@orival.com; web
site: www.orival.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Tengs Valve International Limited, Wenzhou, , CHN
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
HEAT EXCHANGERS,
CONDENSERS & COOLERS
Aftercoolers
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Condensate return systems
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
Spirax Sarco, Inc., Blythewood, SC
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Condensers, air cooled
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House,
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata 700027
(+913340133000; fax: +913340133499; e-mail:
pctccu@paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.
com)
— See our ad on page 80
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Condensers, barometric
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Condensers, coil
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Condensers, evaporative
refrigerant
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Condensers, jet ejector
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Condensers, refrigerant
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Condensers, shell & tube
APL Apparatebau GmbH, Hopfgarten
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Enerquip LLC, Medford, WI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
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KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, Marsh-
field, WI
Condensers, steam
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Condensers, surface
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, Marsh-
field, WI
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Condensers, tubular
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Condensers, vapor
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Coolers, air cooled
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Coolers, belt
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
KAISER PROCESS AND BELT TECHNOLOGY GMBH,
Siemensring 54-56, Willich, DEU 47877 (+49 (0) 2154
89107 - 0; FAX: +49 (0) 2154 89107 - 284; e-mail:
info@kaiser-pbt.de; web site: www.kaiser-pbt.de)
SBS STEEL BELT SYSTEMS S.r.l., Venegono Inferiore, ITA
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
128
Coolers, brine
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Coolers, closed circuit
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
Coolers, coil
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Coolers, drum
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
Coolers, evaporative
Aaron Equipment Company, Bensenville, IL
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Coolers, finned tube
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Coolers, flash
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Coolers, rotary
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Coolers, screw
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Coolers, water
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Desuperheaters
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
SAMSON Controls, Inc., Baytown, TX
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Economizers
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Heaters, process liquid
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Enerquip LLC, Medford, WI
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, process slurry
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heat exchanger parts &
accessories
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
DraCool USA, Carlisle, OH
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com/?utm_
source=chemical-engineering)
— See our ad on page 151
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Heat exchangers, PTFE tube
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Tef Cap Industries, West Chester, PA
Heat exchangers, U tube
APL Apparatebau GmbH, Hopfgarten
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, Marsh-
field, WI
DECEMBER 2017
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Heat exchangers, air cooled
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
PAHARPUR COOLING TOWERS LTD, Paharpur House,
8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road, Kolkata 700027
(+913340133000; fax: +913340133499; e-mail:
pctccu@paharpur.com; web site: www.paharpur.
com)
— See our ad on page 80
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Heat exchangers, all-welded
APL Apparatebau GmbH, Hopfgarten
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro,
NC
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Heat exchangers, cascade
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Heat exchangers, coil
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Heat exchangers, direct contact
steam
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Heat exchangers, double pipe
APL Apparatebau GmbH, Hopfgarten
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
NOV, Dayton, OH
Heat exchangers, falling film
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Heat exchangers, finned tube
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Heat exchangers, glass
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
Heat exchangers, graphite
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Heat exchangers, jacketed pipe
NOV, Dayton, OH
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Heat exchangers, plate
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro,
NC
DraCool USA, Carlisle, OH
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
Heat exchangers, plate fin
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Heat exchangers, scraped
surface
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Heat exchangers, screw flight
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Heat exchangers, shell & tube
APL Apparatebau GmbH, Hopfgarten
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
Enerquip LLC, Medford, WI
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Joseph Oat Corporation, Camden, NJ
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
NOV, Dayton, OH
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, Marsh-
field, WI
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Heat exchangers, spiral
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
Sentry Equipment Corp, Oconomowoc, WI
Heat exchangers, titanium
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro,
NC
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Joseph Oat Corporation, Camden, NJ
Paget Equipment Co. Division of JBL International, Marsh-
field, WI
Heat exchangers, zirconium
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Heat transfer systems
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro,
NC
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
DraCool USA, Carlisle, OH
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Thermal Fluid Systems Inc., Kennesaw, GA
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Inserts, heat-exchanger tube
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Preheaters
Enerquip LLC, Medford, WI
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
KELVION, Meesmannstr. 103, Bochum, DEU 44807 (+49
234 980-0; e-mail: info@kelvion.com; web site: www.
kelvion.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Reboilers
Enerquip LLC, Medford, WI
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Superheaters
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Troughs, cooled or heated
ANDRITZ GOUDA, Coenecoop 88, Waddinxveen, , NLD
2741 PD (+31.182.623.723; FAX: +31.182.619.217;
e-mail: gouda@andritz.com; web site: https://www.
andritz.com/separation-en/locations/gouda-bv-
waddinxveen-netherlands)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Waste heat recovery units
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
HEAT TRANSFER MEDIA
Heat transfer fluids, cooling fluids
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer
fluids, Saint Louis, MO
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
Heat transfer fluids, heating fluids
COMSOL INC., 100 District Ave, Burlington, MA 01803
(7812733322; FAX: 7812736603; e-mail: info@comsol.
com; web site: www.comsol.com)
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer
fluids, Saint Louis, MO
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MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
Heat transfer fluids, other
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer
fluids, Saint Louis, MO
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
Hot oils
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer
fluids, Saint Louis, MO
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
Thermal fluids
Eastman Chemical Company - Therminol heat transfer
fluids, Saint Louis, MO
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
PARATHERM - HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS, 2009 Renais-
sance Boulevard, King of Prussia, PA 19406 (800-
222-3611 (US, CAN, Caribbean); 610-941-4900; FAX:
610-941-9191; e-mail: info@paratherm.com; web site:
www.paratherm.com)
HEATING & COOLING
EQUIPMENT, OTHER
Air preheat systems
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Baths, constant temperature
Brookfield AMETEK, Inc., INSTRUMENTATION & SPE-
CIALTY CONTROLS DIVISION, Middleboro, MA
Chillers, recirculating
BARTEC GmbH, Bad Mergentheim, DEU
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Coils
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
MULTITHERM LLC, 11 General Warren Blvd., Malvern,
PA 19355 (1-800-225-7440; FAX: 610-408-8365; e-
mail: techinfo@multitherm.com; web site: www.
multitherm.com)
Gaskets, plate heat exchanger
DraCool USA, Carlisle, OH
Generators, steam
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
Heaters, air & gas
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
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XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
Heaters, direct fired
DIAMOND REFRACTORY SERVICES, LLC, 8412 Mosley
Road, Houston, TX 77075 (713-378-9200; e-mail:
jbroussard@diamondrefractory.com; web site: www.
diamondrefractory.com)
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, feedwater
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Heaters, finned tube
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, gas fired
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, helical coil
FIN TUBE PRODUCTS, INC., 188 S Lyman St., Suite
100, Wadsworth, OH 44281 (800-334-3736; 330-334-
3736; FAX: 330-334-3848; e-mail: mb@fintube.com;
web site: www.fintube.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, immersion
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
Heaters, indirect fired
(waterbath)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, instantaneous
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, jacketed
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Heaters, molten salt
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, pipeline
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, portable
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Heaters, screw flight
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Heaters, steam injection
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Heaters, tank car
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Heaters, thermal liquid
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Thermal Fluid Systems Inc., Kennesaw, GA
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Heaters, tubular
AMETEK FLUOROPOLYMER PRODUCTS, 42 Mountain
Avenue, Nesquehoning, PA 18240 (+1 570-645-6917;
FAX: +1 570-645-6950; e-mail: info.fpp@ametek.com;
web site: www.ametekfpp.com)
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Heaters, unit
HTT Energy GmbH, Herford, DEU
Vaporizers
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
KILNS, OVENS & FURNACES
Burners, combination fuel
JOHN ZINK HAMWORTHY COMBUSTION, GLOBAL
HEADQUARTERS: JOHN ZINK COMPANY LLC,
11920 East Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (800-225-
0085; 918.234.1800; FAX: 918.234.2700; e-mail: info@
johnzink.com; web site: johnzinkhamworthy.com)
— See our ad on inside back cover
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Burners, gas
JOHN ZINK HAMWORTHY COMBUSTION, GLOBAL
HEADQUARTERS: JOHN ZINK COMPANY LLC,
11920 East Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (800-225-
0085; 918.234.1800; FAX: 918.234.2700; e-mail: info@
johnzink.com; web site: johnzinkhamworthy.com)
— See our ad on inside back cover
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Burners, oil
JOHN ZINK HAMWORTHY COMBUSTION, GLOBAL
HEADQUARTERS: JOHN ZINK COMPANY LLC,
11920 East Apache Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 (800-225-
0085; 918.234.1800; FAX: 918.234.2700; e-mail: info@
johnzink.com; web site: johnzinkhamworthy.com)
— See our ad on inside back cover
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Calciners, fluidizing
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
Calciners, rotary
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
Furnaces, annealing
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Furnaces, electric
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Furnaces, gas burning
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Furnaces, hearth
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Furnaces, high pressure
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Furnaces, high temperature
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Furnaces, multiple hearth
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Furnaces, radiant heating
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Furnaces, rotary hearth
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Furnaces, vacuum
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
Furnaces, vertical
UNIFLUX / EXOTHERM CORP., 888 Wilcrest Drive,
Houston, TX 77042 (713-981-9100; FAX: 713-981-
7081; e-mail: info@exotherm.com; web site: www.
exotherm.com)
— See our ad on page 65
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Kiln, oven & furnace accessories
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Kilns, rotary
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Harper International, Buffalo, NY
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
Ovens, drying
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Ovens, vacuum
Capovani Brothers Inc., Scotia, NY
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Roasters, food products
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
MIXING EQUIPMENT FOR
FLUIDS
Homogenizers
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, Foshan, CHN
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NOV, Dayton, OH
Homogenizers, high pressure
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Liquid-mixer parts & accessories
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers, High Viscosity
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Mixers, air driven
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Mixers, anchor
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers: barrel, drum, carboy
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
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Mixers, batch
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
B&P LITTLEFORD, 1000 Hess Ave., Saginaw, MI 48601
(989-757-1300; FAX: 989-757-1301; e-mail: sales@
bplittleford.com; web site: www.bplittleford.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, Foshan, CHN
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0
Mixers, bottom entering
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, Foshan, CHN
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers, chilled
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Mixers, cone
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mixers, continuous
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
B&P LITTLEFORD, 1000 Hess Ave., Saginaw, MI 48601
(989-757-1300; FAX: 989-757-1301; e-mail: sales@
bplittleford.com; web site: www.bplittleford.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, Foshan, CHN
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
132
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, disc
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers, gas-liquid, high intensity
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Gasco, Oldsmar, FL
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Mixers, gate
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Mixers, heated
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, jet
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Mixers, paddle
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul,
MN 55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015;
e-mail: info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dy-
namicair.com)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mixers, pipeline (inline)
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
NOV, Dayton, OH
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, pony
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mixers, portable
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers, pressure
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
NOV, Dayton, OH
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Mixers, propeller
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FLUX-GERAETE GMBH, Maulbronn, DEU
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
NOV, Dayton, OH
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Mixers, side entering
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
Plenty Mixers, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc.,
Rochester, NY
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Mixers, slurry
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, static
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, top entering
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Foshan KOS Industry Trade Co.,Ltd, Foshan, CHN
Lightnin – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Roch-
ester, NY
NOV, Dayton, OH
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Mixers, turbine
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mixers, vacuum
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Mixing equipment for gas, air
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
NOV, Dayton, OH
MIXING EQUIPMENT FOR
SOLIDS & FLUIDS
Batching & blending systems
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
— See our ad on page 139
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Blenders, cone
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Blenders, continuous
ACRISON INC., 20 Empire Blvd., Moonachie, NJ 07074
(800-4 acrison; 201-440-8300; FAX: 201-440-4939;
e-mail: informail@acrison.com; web site: www.
acrison.com)
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Vibra Screw Inc., Totowa, NJ
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
Blenders, horizontal
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Young Industries, Inc, Muncy, PA
Blenders, inline
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Blenders, liquid feed
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Blenders, pneumatic
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
DYNAMIC AIR INC., 1125 Willow Lake Blvd., St. Paul,
MN 55110-5193 (651-484-2900; FAX: 651-484-7015;
e-mail: info@dynamicair.com; web site: www.dy-
namicair.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Blenders, ribbon
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
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 PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Blenders, spiral
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Blenders, tumbling V
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, continuous kneaders
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mixers, double arm kneaders
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, gravity flow
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
134
Mixers, high shear
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
L.B. Bohle Maschinen + Verfahren GmbH, Ennigerloh
Microfluidics Corp., Westwood, MA
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0
Mixers, magnetically coupled
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Mixers, motionless
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Koflo Corp., Cary, IL
NOV, Dayton, OH
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Mixers, other solid-liquid
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, pan
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
Mixers, planetary
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, ribbon
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, roller
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Mixers, rotary blade
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, rotary disc
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Mixers, rotary drum
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, screw
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Hosokawa Micron B.V., Mixing, Drying & Agglomeration,
Doetinchem, , NLD
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
Processing equipment
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
— See our ad on page 139
Mixers, sealless
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
Mixers, spiral ribbon
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, spiral screw
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
— See our ad on page 139
Mixers, vacuum tumble
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Mixers, vertical stationary
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
Mullers
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Solid-liquid-mixer parts &
accessories
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
EKATO, Oakland, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
IKA-Werke GmbH & Co.KG, Staufen, DEU
NOV, Dayton, OH
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630- StatE-OF-tHE-aRt
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
MIXING tECHNOLOGY
PACKINGS, TRAYS FOR
TOWERS & COLUMNS technologically optimized
Packings, tower & column,
for your application
ceramic
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Packings, tower & column, metal
Cost effective
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
mixing technology
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur available in 4 weeks
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Packings, tower & column, plastic
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Packings, tower & column,
random
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Packings, tower & column,
structured
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Packings, trays for towers &
columns
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Trays & tower internals
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220 Your fast lane to
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch- advanced mixing technology:
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur Phone: +1 201 825 4684
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe, Ext.: 205
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Tiger Tower Services, LLC, Conroe, TX
usa@ekato.com
PROCESS VESSELS &
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EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
WSF Industries, Buffalo, NY
Biochemical equipment
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
NOV, Dayton, OH
Bioreactors
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Coalescers
Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Huerth, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Deaerators, degasifiers
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
CROLL-REYNOLDS CO. INC., Six Campus Drive, Par-
sippany, NJ 07054 (908-232-4200; FAX: 908-232-2146;
e-mail: info@croll.com; web site: www.croll.com)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Digesters, cookers
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Extraction equipment
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
NOV, Dayton, OH
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Fermentation equipment &
fermentors
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Generators, hydrogen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Proton Onsite, Wallingford, CT
Generators, nitrogen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Proton Onsite, Wallingford, CT
Generators, oxygen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
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AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Generators, ozone
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Hydrogenation reactors
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
Kettles, agitated
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Kettles, crystallizing
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Kettles, electrically heated
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Kettles, jacketed
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
WSF Industries, Buffalo, NY
Kettles, melting
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Kettles, special metals
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
Kettles, vacuum
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Oxidizers, catalytic
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Polymerizers
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
NOV, Dayton, OH
Reactors, continuous
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Reactors, cooled, heated
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Gebrueder Loedige Maschinenbau GmbH, Paderborn
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Reactors, fluid bed
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Reactors, gas-liquid
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
DECEMBER 2017
 PRODUCT DIRECTORY
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Jowfe Oil Company, Benghazi, LBY
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Reactors, hollow flight
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Reactors, jacketed
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Joseph Oat Corporation, Camden, NJ
Outotec (USA), Inc., Jussup, MD
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
WSF Industries, Buffalo, NY
Reactors, jacketed, dimple
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Reactors, jacketed, half-pipe
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Reactors, lined, glass
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
Processing equipment
Reactors, lined, metal
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT CO., 8200 Bessemer Ave,
Cleveland, OH 44127 (216-271-3500; fax: 216-271-
5210; e-mail: deals@fedequip.com; web site: www.
fedequip.com)
— See our ad on page 137
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Reactors, loop
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Reactors, pilot plant
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
Reactors, rotary blade
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93

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Reactors, rotary disc
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Separators
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Vapor collectors
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Vessels, plastic lined
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Vessels, pressure, cryogenic
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Vessels, pressure, custom
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., DE
WSF Industries, Buffalo, NY
Vessels, pressure, jacketed, dimple
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Vessels, pressure, multilayered
heavy wall
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Washers, continuous belt
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
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Washers, spray
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
REACTION & SEPARATION
EQUIPMENT, OTHER
Aerators
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Chromatography, production-
scale equipment
Ameridia, Division of Eurodia Industrie, Somerset, NJ
Diffusers, spargers
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Mott Corporation, Farmington, CT
Diverters
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Membrane systems for gases
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Membrane systems for liquids
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
MICRODYN-NADIR US, INC, Goleta, CA
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Separation Technologists, Inc., Salem, NH
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Mixer-settlers
Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Huerth, DEU
Monomer-recovery systems
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Nozzles, atomizing
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
Nozzles, mixing
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Processing equipment
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Micromold Products, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Nozzles, spray
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
Oil purification equipment
PENTAIR, 4301 W. Davis, Conroe, TX 77304 (936-788-
1000; e-mail: separations@pentair.com; web site:
www.pentairseparations.com)
Pervaporation equipment
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Separators for metals
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Solvent recovery systems
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our adon page 13
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Franken Filtertechnik KG, Germany, Huerth, DEU
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
READCO KURIMOTO, LLC, 460 Grim Lane, York, PA
17406 (e-mail: jboufford@readco.com)
— See our ad on page 139
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Solvent recycling systems
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Sprayers
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
Strippers, air
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Supercritical fluid extraction
processing
Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Inc., DE
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SCREENING EQUIPMENT Scrubbers, fluidized bed Scrubbers, jet

Screening
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road SW,
Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail: jnagy@mid-
westernind.com; web site: www.midwesternind.com)
Screens, bar
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Screens, grizzly
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL
Screens, gyratory
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
Screens, perforated plate
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734-
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com)
Screens, testing
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road SW,
Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail: jnagy@mid-
westernind.com; web site: www.midwesternind.com)
Screens, vibrating
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
Cleveland Vibrator Co., Cleveland, OH
General Kinematics, Crystal Lake, IL
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road SW,
Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail: jnagy@mid-
westernind.com; web site: www.midwesternind.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Scrubbers, fume, gas
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
SEIRIS FRANCE, Le Coudray Montceaux, FRA
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
Scrubbers, impingement baffle
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Schutte & Koerting, Trevose, PA
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 ((973) 947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Scrubbers, oil mist
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55

Screens, wire
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU

Separators, magnetic
Bunting Magnetics Co., Newton, KS
Goudsmit Magnetics Group BV, Waalre, NLD
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201-
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com)

Sieves
Allgaier Process Technology GmbH, DEU
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0

Wire cloth Readco Continuous Processors

HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road SW,
are ideal for the Chemical, Cosmetic, Pigment,
Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail: jnagy@mid- Food and Pharmaceutical Industries.
westernind.com; web site: www.midwesternind.com)

Wire mesh Features and Benefits:

HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU Shorter Cycle Time
KRAISSL CO. INC., 299 Williams Ave., Hackensack, NJ
07601-5225 (800-572-4775; 201-342-0008; FAX: 201- Product Consistency
342-0025; e-mail: kraissl@aol.com; web site: www.
strainers.com) Lower Energy Consumption
MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES, INC., 915 Oberlin Road
SW, Massillon, OH 44648 (877-474-9464; e-mail: Fewer Process Steps
jnagy@midwesternind.com; web site: www.midwest-
ernind.com)
Customized Paddle Arrangement
ROSEDALE PRODUCTS, INC., 3730 Liberty, Ann Arbor,
MI 48103 (800-821-5373; 734-665-8201; FAX: 734- The SC Processor can be utilized to reclaim liquid
665-2214; e-mail: filters@rosedaleproducts.com; web
site: www.rosedaleproducts.com) solvents, reduce moisture content, increase the
viscosity of material suspensions, or transform slurries
SCRUBBERS into
nto dry powders.
Scrubbers, centrifugal
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Scrubbers, cyclone
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com; www.readco.com
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
800-395-4959
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail: sales@readco.com
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our adon page 13
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Scrubbers, orifice
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Scrubbers, packed column
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Stainless Fabrication, Inc., Springfield, MO
Scrubbers, plate column
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Scrubbers, spray
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Scrubbers, venturi
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOERTING HANNOVER AG, Badenstedter Str. 56, Han-
nover, DEU 30453 (0511-2129-0; FAX: 0511-2129-223;
e-mail: st@koerting.de; web site: www.koerting.de)
— See our ad on page 95
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
140
Scrubbers, wire mesh tray
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
SIZE REDUCTION EQUIPMENT
Breakers
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, , CHE
1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74 01; e-
mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.com)
SBS STEEL BELT SYSTEMS S.r.l., Venegono Inferiore, ITA
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Comminutors
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Crushers, fluid energy
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Crushers, gyratory
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Crushers, impact
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Crushers, jaw
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
FRITSCH GmbH - Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein, DEU
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., Carrboro, NC, NC
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Crushers, prebreaker
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, , CHE
1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74 01; e-
mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.com)
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Crushers, rotary
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Crushers, rotary blade
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Flakers
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Fellbach, DEU
— See our ad on page 45
Sandvik Process Systems, Inc., Totowa, NJ
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
Lumpbreakers
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, , CHE
1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74 01; e-
mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.com)
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
MATERIAL TRANSFER & STORAGE INC., 1214 Lincoln
Rd., P.O. Box 218, Allegan, MI 49010-0218 (800-836-
7068; 269-673-2125; FAX: 269-673-4883; e-mail:
sales@materialtransfer.com; web site: www.materi-
altransfer.com)
— See our ad on page 30
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Lumpbreakers for solid & liquid
systems
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, , CHE
1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74 01; e-
mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Mills, attrition
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.com)
Mills, ball
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
FRITSCH GmbH - Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein, DEU
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., Carrboro, NC, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, cage
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Mills, colloid
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
NOV, Dayton, OH
Mills, cone
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Como, ITA
DECEMBER 2017
PRODUCT DIRECTORY
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0
Mills, disc
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
FRITSCH GmbH - Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein, DEU
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., Carrboro, NC, NC
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Mills, grinding
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
FRITSCH GmbH - Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein, DEU
Fritsch Milling and Sizing, Inc., Carrboro, NC, NC
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
Quadro Engineering Corp., WATERLOO, 0
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, hammer
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Como, ITA
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
The Fitzpatrick Company, Elmhurst, IL
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, homogenizing
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
Quadro Liquids, Waterloo, CAN
Mills, impact
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
FRITSCH GmbH, Milling and Sizing, Idar-Oberstein
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Mills, jacketed ball
JAYGO, INCORPORATED, 7 Emery Ave., Randolph, NJ
07869 (1-888-81-JAYGO; 908-688-3600; FAX: 908-
688-6060; e-mail: sales@jaygoinc.com; web site:
www.jaygoinc.com)
NETZSCH PREMIER TECHNOLOGIES, 125 Pickering
Way, Exton, PA 19341 (4848792020; e-mail: kevin.
kirkwood@netzsch.com; web site: https://www.
netzsch.com)
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, jet
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Como, ITA
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Mills, other
ADMIX INC., 144 Harvey Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
(800-466-2369; 603-627-2340; FAX: 603-627-2019;
e-mail: admixsales@admix.com; web site: www.
admix.com)
FREWITT MANUFACTURER OF MACHINES LTD., WE
CARE ABOUT MILLING, P.O. Box 615, Fribourg, ,
CHE 1701 (+41/(0) 26 460 74 00; FAX: +41 / 26 460 74
01; e-mail: info@frewitt.com; web site: www.frewitt.
com)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
Mills, pug
FEECO International, Inc., Green Bay, WI
Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
DECEMBER 2017
Processing equipment
Mills, ring roll
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, rod
PAUL O. ABBE, 735 East Green St., Bensenville, IL
60106 (800-524-2188 US; 630-350-3012; FAX: 630-
238-7584; e-mail: sales@pauloabbe.com; web site:
www.pauloabbe.com)
— See our ad on page 11
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Mills, roller
AMANDUS KAHL GMBH & CO. KG, Dieselstr. 5-9,
Reinbek, DEU 21465 (49-40-72-7710; FAX: 49-40-
72-771100; e-mail: info@akahl.de; web site: www.
akahl.de)
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
— See our ad on page 6
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Mills, vertical
STURTEVANT INC., 348 Circuit St., Hanover, MA
02339-2129 (800-992-0209 North America Only; 781-
829-6501; FAX: 781-829-6515; e-mail: sales@sturte-
vantinc.com; web site: www.sturtevantinc.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Shredders
WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
TOWERS & COLUMNS
Columns, absorption or
adsorption
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Joseph Oat Corporation, Camden, NJ
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, bubble cap
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
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TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, contacting or mixing
NOV, Dayton, OH
Columns, custom fabricated
JLS International, Inc., Charlotte, NC
Joseph Oat Corporation, Camden, NJ
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, ion exchange
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
Columns, packed
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, vacuum
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, valve tray
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Columns, wire mesh tray
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
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Distillation columns, automatic
packaged unit
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro, NC
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Distillation columns, molecular
distillation
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
— See our ad on page 43
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
Distillation columns, sieve tray
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
Distillation columns, steam
stripping
APV – a premiere brand from SPX FLOW, Inc., Goldsboro,
NC
ALAQUA, INC., 7004 JFK BOULEVARD EAST, SUITE
28A, Guttenberg, NJ 07093 (201-758-1577; FAX: 201-
758-1522; e-mail: alaqua@mindspring.com; web site:
www.alaquainc.com)
GEA France, , FRA
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Distillation columns, vapor
compression
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Tower parts & accessories
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOCH-GLITSCH, 4111 E. 37th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220
(316-828-5110; FAX: 316-828-7985; e-mail: info.
wichita@kochglitsch.com; web site: www.koch-
glitsch.com)
— See our ad on page 55
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TIGER TOWER SERVICES, 8774 Fawn Trail, Conroe,
TX 77385 (281-951-2500; FAX: 281-951-2520; e-mail:
info@tigertowerservices.com; web site: www.tiger-
towerservices.com)
WATER TREATMENT
EQUIPMENT
Boiler feedwater systems
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Processing equipment
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
INDECK POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 1111 Willis Ave.
(CE), Wheeling, IL 60090 (800-446-3325; 847-541-
8300; FAX: 847-541-9984; e-mail: info@indeck-power.
com; web site: www.indeck.com)
ROTH PUMP, P.O. Box 4330, Rock Island, IL 61204
(1-888-444-ROTH; 1-309-787-1791; FAX: 1-309-787-
5142; e-mail: roth.pump@rothpump.com; web site:
www.rothpump.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Cooling-water treatment,
chemical
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
htri.net)
Desalination units
Ameridia, Division of Eurodia Industrie, Somerset, NJ
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Electrodialysis units
Ameridia, Division of Eurodia Industrie, Somerset, NJ
Ion exchanger equipment
Ameridia, Division of Eurodia Industrie, Somerset, NJ
Ozonators
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Resins, ion exchange
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Reverse osmosis systems
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
Ultrafiltration systems
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Water pollution systems
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Water treatment control
equipment
AquFlow, Irvine, CA
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
Separation Technologists, Inc., Salem, NH
SIERRA INSTRUMENTS, INC., 5 Harris Ct., Bldg. L,
Monterey, CA 93940 (800-866-0200; 831-373-0200;
FAX: 831-373-4402; e-mail: info@sierrainstruments.
com; web site: www.sierrainstruments.com)
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ONMATERIALS
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145 Ceramics, including glass 145 Metals & alloys,
145 Composites other nonferrous
145 Copper & copper alloys 146 Nickel & nickel alloys
145 Insulation materials 146 Plastics materials
145 Iron & iron alloys 146 Protective coatings & linings
145 Lubricants 146 Refractory materials
145 Materials for buildings & 146 Rubber & rubberlike materials
building construction 147 Stainless steels
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CERAMICS, INCLUDING
GLASS
Carbides
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
Carbon & graphite
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Fused silica
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH
Glass
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr. 36,
Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49 6131 9704
500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.dedietrich.com)
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH
Powders, ceramic
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Silicon carbide
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
— See our ad on page 147
COMPOSITES
Ceramic metals
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
COPPER & COPPER ALLOYS
Brass
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Bronze
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Copper
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Copper alloys, other
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
INSULATION MATERIALS
Insulation, glass fiber
Technical Glass Products, Painesville, OH
Insulation, urethane foam
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
IRON & IRON ALLOYS
Cast irons
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Cast irons, alloy
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Cast irons, high-silicon
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Ductile iron
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
LUBRICANTS
Lubricants, engine oil
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Lubricants, greases
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Lubricants, industrial oils
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Lubricants, process oils
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
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Engineering
MainSectionTitle
materials
MATERIALS FOR
BUILDINGS & BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION
Decking
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
Flooring, fiberglass
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
METALS & ALLOYS, OTHER
NONFERROUS
Chromium & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Cobalt alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Gold & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Indium & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Lead & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Molybdenum & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Niobium
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Palladium & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Platinum & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Silver & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Tantalum & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Tin & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Titanium & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Tungsten & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Zinc & alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Zirconium
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
NICKEL & NICKEL ALLOYS
Nickel
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
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Nickel alloys
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
PLASTICS MATERIALS
Fiberglass-polyester
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
Fluorocarbons
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
Foams, plastic
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
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Nylon
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Plastics, other
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
Creative Pultrusions, Inc., Alum Bank, PA
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Polycarbonates
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
WeeTect Material Limited, Shanghai, CHN
Polyesters
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Polyethylenes
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Polypropylenes
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Polytetrafluoroethylene
DEWAL INDUSTRIES LLC, 15 Ray Trainor Drive, Nar-
ragansett, RI 02882 (401-789-9736; e-mail: dewal@
rogerscorporation.com; web site: www.dewal.com)
Thermoplastic elastomers
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
PROTECTIVE COATINGS &
LININGS
Adhesives
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Coatings, acrylic
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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Coatings, ceramic
3M Technical Ceramics, Kempten, DEU
Coatings, epoxy
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Engineering
MainSectionTitle
materials
Coatings, plastic
WeeTect Material Limited, Shanghai, CHN
Coatings, urethane
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
Linings, cements & mortars
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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Linings, ceramic
SAINT-GOBAIN CERAMICS/STRUCTURAL CERAMICS,
23 Acheson Dr., Niagara Falls, NY 14303 (716-278-
6233; FAX: 716-278-2373; e-mail: scd.sales@saint-
gobain.com; web site: www.hexoloy.com)
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Linings, urethane
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
Paints
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
REFRACTORY MATERIALS
Castables
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
Refractories
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
canelements.com)
— See our ad on page 62
RUBBER & RUBBERLIKE
MATERIALS
Rubber, butyl
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Rubber, chlorosulfonated
polyethylene
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Rubber, ethylene propylene
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Rubber, fluoroelastomers
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Rubber, natural
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Rubber, neoprene
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Rubber, nitrile
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Rubber, polybutadiene
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
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LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
Rubber, urethane High alloy steels
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www. LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive, AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
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LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
Stainless steels, AISI 300 series vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
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Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
AMERICAN ELEMENTS, Los Angeles, CA 90024 (310-
208-0551; FAX: 310-208-0351; e-mail: customerser-
Carbon steels vice@americanelements.com; web site: www.ameri-
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10
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CHAPTER
PLANT
TITLE,
ON
MAINTENANCE
TWO LINES
149 Cleaning equipment & services
149 Equipment repair & rebuilding
149 Fire protection equipment
149 Maintenance tools & equipment & replacement parts
149 Noise & vibration suppression equipment
149 Safety equipment & systems

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CLEANING EQUIPMENT &
SERVICES
Cleaning chemicals & services
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
— See our ad on page 51
Cleaning equipment, chemical
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
Cleaning equipment, high-
pressure liquid
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
Cleaning equipment, mechanical
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Cleaning equipment,
pharmaceutical
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Cleaning equipment, steam
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
PICK HEATERS INC., 730 S. Indiana Ave., P.O. Box 516,
West Bend, WI 53095 (262-338-1191; FAX: 262-338-
8489; e-mail: info1@pickheaters.com; web site: www.
pickheaters.com)
Cleaning equipment, tank cleaning
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Cleaning parts & accessories
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
Washers
ALFA LAVAL TANK CLEANING, 604 Jeffers Circle,
Exton, PA 19431 (877-426-2538; 610-408-9940; FAX:
610-408-9945; e-mail: sales@gamajet.com; web site:
www.gamajet.com)
EQUIPMENT REPAIR &
REBUILDING
Fans, repair & rebuilding
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Pipeline rehabilitation processes
ENECON Corp, MEDFORD, NY
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
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Pressure vessel repair
DIAMOND REFRACTORY SERVICES, LLC, 8412 Mosley
Road, Houston, TX 77075 (713-378-9200; e-mail:
jbroussard@diamondrefractory.com; web site: www.
diamondrefractory.com)
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
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Plant maintenance & personnel
Tiger Tower Services, LLC, Conroe, TX
Pump repair
ENECON Corp, MEDFORD, NY
Valve repair
ENECON Corp, MEDFORD, NY
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
FIRE PROTECTION
EQUIPMENT
Fire extinguishing systems,
halogenated hydrocarbon
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Fire pumps
RUHRPUMPEN, Niquel #9204, Ciudad Industrial Mitras,
Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, MEX 66000 (+52 (81)
8158-5500; e-mail: customerservice@ruhrpumpen.
com; web site: www.ruhrpumpen.com)
MAINTENANCE TOOLS &
EQUIPMENT & REPLACEMENT
PARTS
Expanders, tube
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Leak sealing service
ENECON Corp, MEDFORD, NY
EST GROUP - CURTISS-WRIGHT, 2701 Township Line
Rd., Hatfield, PA 19440 (215 721-1100; e-mail: est-
marketing@curtisswright.com; web site: www.cw-
estgroup.com)
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
Plant maintenance services
ENECON Corp, MEDFORD, NY
EST GROUP - CURTISS-WRIGHT, 2701 Township Line
Rd., Hatfield, PA 19440 (215 721-1100; e-mail: est-
marketing@curtisswright.com; web site: www.cw-
estgroup.com)
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, WA 98032
(e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
TestOil, Strongsville, OH
Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Rödermark, DEU
Stud tensioners, hydraulic
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
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Testing equipment, corrosion
Dacon Inspection Services, Ban Chang, , THA
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, WA 98032
(e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
Testing equipment, high pressure
EST GROUP - CURTISS-WRIGHT, 2701 Township Line
Rd., Hatfield, PA 19440 (215 721-1100; e-mail: est-
marketing@curtisswright.com; web site: www.cw-
estgroup.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
DECEMBER 2017
MainSectionTitle
safety
Testing equipment,
nondestructive
Dacon Inspection Services, Ban Chang, , THA
QUEST INTEGRITY, 19823 58th Place South, WA 98032
(e-mail: c.levy@questintegrity.com)
Tools & equipment, other
BERNDORF BAND GMBH, Leobersdorferstr. 26, Bern-
dorf, , AUT 2560 (43-2672-800-0; FAX: 43-2672-84176;
e-mail: band@berndorf.at; web site: www.berndorf-
band-group.com)
HAVER & BOECKER, Wire Weaving, Oelde, Germany, DEU
ProComSol, Ltd, Lakewood, OH
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
SGB GmbH, Siegen
Tools, hand
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
USA Industries, Inc., S. Houston, TX
Welding equipment
AGRU Kunststofftechnik GmbH, Bad Hall
NOISE & VIBRATION
SUPPRESSION EQUIPMENT
Absorbers, vibration
General Rubber Co., Carlstadt, NJ
Analyzers, vibration
EMERSON AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS, 1100 W. Louis
Henna Blvd. Building One, Round Rock, TX 78681
- 7430 (+1 800 833 8314; e-mail: victor.obrien@emer-
son.com; web site: emerson.com)
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
Silencers, exhaust
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Testing instruments, vibration
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 63
SAFETY EQUIPMENT &
SYSTEMS
Air purifiers
Pneumatic Products, a premiere brand from SPX FLOW,
Inc., Ocala, FL
Arresters, flame deflagration or
detonation
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
Arresters, flame, tank vent, inline
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Arresters, surge
Pentair Valves & Controls, Stafford, TX
Blowout doors & panels
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) training and aids
GTS, Mississauga, CAN
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Emergency escape equipment
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Emergency shutdown systems
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)
Explosion isolation
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg
21, Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49
2961 50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.
rembe.de)
REMBE INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
28217 (+1 704 716 7022; FAX: +1 704 716 7025; e-
mail: info@rembe.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
Explosion vents
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg
21, Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49
2961 50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.
rembe.de)
REMBE INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
28217 (+1 704 716 7022; FAX: +1 704 716 7025; e-
mail: info@rembe.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
Glove boxes
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Como, ITA
Plant maintenance & personnel
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Liners, helmet
WeeTect Material Limited, Shanghai, CHN
Marking & labeling systems
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
Railroad safety devices
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Respirators
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Rupture discs
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
REMBE GMBH SAFETY + CONTROL, Gallbergweg
21, Brilon, DEU 59929 (+49 2961 7405-0; FAX: +49
2961 50714; e-mail: info@rembe.de; web site: www.
rembe.de)
REMBE INC., 3809 Beam Road Ste K, Charlotte, NC
28217 (+1 704 716 7022; FAX: +1 704 716 7025; e-
mail: info@rembe.us; web site: www.rembe.us)
Rupture panels
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)
Safety audits
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
safety
Showers, emergency
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Sinks, eye or face emergency
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Storage cabinets
HEMCO CORPORATION, 711 South Powell Road, Inde-
pendence, MO 64056 (800-779-4362; 816-796-2900;
FAX: 816-796-3333; e-mail: info@hemcocorp.com;
web site: www.HEMCOcorp.com)
Testing equipment, gases & vapors
DRÄGER INC., 7256 South Sam Houston Parkway,
Suite 100, Houston, TX 77085 (1-800-437-2437; e-
mail: cs-us-safety@draeger.com; web site: www.
draeger.com)
Valve & flange covers
OSECO, 1701 West Tacoma, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(800-395-3475; 918-258-5626; FAX: 918-251-2809; e-
mail: info@oseco.com; web site: www.oseco.com)

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ENGINEERING SERVICES
Arbitration, engineering
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Consultants, ISO compliance
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Consultants, corrosion protection
DIAMOND REFRACTORY SERVICES, LLC, 8412 Mosley
Road, Houston, TX 77075 (713-378-9200; e-mail:
jbroussard@diamondrefractory.com; web site: www.
diamondrefractory.com)
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Consultants, engineering
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Dec Group - Dietrich Engineering Consultants sa,
Ecublens, , CHE
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Gabelman Process Solutions, LLC, West Chester, OH
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
htri.net)
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
ProSys Inc., Baton Rouge, LA
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
Consultants, materials
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Consultants, safety & health
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
Consultants, water treatment
CALORIS ENGINEERING, 8649 Commerce Drive, Easton,
MD 21601 (410-822-6900; FAX: 410-822-9006; e-mail:
info@caloris.com; web site: www.caloris.com)
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
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Design, engineering, construction services
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
Custom processing
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Database services
DECHEMA E.V., Theodor-Heuss-Allee 25, Frankfurt
am Main, DEU 60486 (49-69-75-64-0; FAX: 49-69-75-
64-201; e-mail: info@dechema.de; web site: www.
dechema.de)
— See our ad on page 58
Engineering, biochemical &
biotech
COMSOL INC., 100 District Ave, Burlington, MA 01803
(7812733322; FAX: 7812736603; e-mail: info@comsol.
com; web site: www.comsol.com)
Engineering: construction & field
erection
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
Tiger Tower Services, LLC, Conroe, TX
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Engineering: cryogenic
equipment
NEUHAUS NEOTEC MASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU
GMBH, Dieselstrasse 5-9, DEU D-21465 Reinbek
(+49-40-72771-500; FAX: +49-40-72771-550; e-mail:
sales@neuhaus-neotec.de; web site: www.neuhaus-
neotec.de)
Engineering: equipment inspec-
tion & expedititing
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Dacon Inspection Services, Ban Chang, , THA
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Engineering: facilities planning
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Engineering: instrumentation &
control systems
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
CelesTech, Inc., Haddonfield, NJ
Dr. Thiedig GmbH & Co KG, Berlin, DEU
EPIC Modular Process Systems, St. louis, MO
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
ENDRESS+HAUSER, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood,
IN 46143 (800-428-4344; 317-535-7138; FAX: 317-535-
8498; e-mail: info@us.endress.com; web site: www.
us.endress.com)
— See our ad on page 3
FLOTTWEG SE, Industriestr. 6 - 8, Vilsbiburg, DEU
84137 (49-8741-301-0; FAX: 49-8741-301-300; e-mail:
mail@flottweg.com; web site: www.flottweg.com)
Gabelman Process Solutions, LLC, West Chester, OH
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PEPPERL + FUCHS GMBH, Lilienthalstrasse 200,
Mannheim, DEU 68307 (0621-776-0; FAX: 0621-776-
1000; e-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com; web site:
www.pepperl-fuchs.com)
ProComSol, Ltd, Lakewood, OH
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)
SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, PRO-
CESS INSTRUMENTATION & ANALYTICS, (+1 (800)
365-8766; +1 (800) 365-8766; e-mail: piabu-request-
information.industry@siemens.com; web site: www.
usa.siemens.com/pi)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
Engineering: modular process
systems
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
EPIC Modular Process Systems, St. louis, MO
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
Engineering: packaged pilot
plants
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
EPIC Modular Process Systems, St. louis, MO
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
Sulzer Chemtech USA, Inc., Tulsa, OK
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
Engineering: pilot plants
EPIC Modular Process Systems, St. louis, MO
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Gabelman Process Solutions, LLC, West Chester, OH
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
POPE SCIENTIFIC, INC., P.O. Box 80018, 351 N. Dekora
Woods Blvd., Saukville, WI 53080 (262-268-9300;
FAX: 262-268-9400; e-mail: info@popeinc.com; web
site: www.popeinc.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
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ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
Engineering: plant design
ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
EPIC Modular Process Systems, St. louis, MO
ENGINEERING REVIEW SERVICES, 116 East Elm
Street, Emmaus, PA 18049 (6109695991; e-mail:
gregchepe@gmail.com)
KAISER PROCESS AND BELT TECHNOLOGY GMBH,
Siemensring 54-56, Willich, DEU 47877 (+49 (0) 2154
89107 - 0; FAX: +49 (0) 2154 89107 - 284; e-mail:
info@kaiser-pbt.de; web site: www.kaiser-pbt.de)
KNIGHTHAWK ENGINEERING, 17625 El Camino Real,
Suite 412, Houston, TX 77058 ((281) 282-9200; FAX:
(281) 282-9333; e-mail: hawkwork@knighthawk.com;
web site: www.knighthawk.com/)
Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
Magnus Global Tech Pvt. Ltd.,, Bengaluru, IND
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
Zeppelin Systems GmbH, Rödermark, DEU
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
(877-299-3866; 905-632-3123; FAX: 905-632-0301; e-
mail: info@zeton.com; web site: www.zeton.com)
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Engineering: plant modernization
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
REDGUARD, 4340 S. West Street, Wichita, KS 67217
(855.REDGUARD; 855.733.4827; FAX: 316-440-1800;
web site: www.redguard.com)
— See our ad on page 19
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
Engineering: pollution &
environmental services
ADI Systems, Fredericton, , CAN
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Genoble Engineering, Greenville, SC
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
PROCESS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, LLC, 700
South Illinous Ave., Suite A-202, Oak Ridge, TN
37830 (865-220-8722; FAX: 865-220-8729; e-mail:
info@processengr.com; web site: www.processengr.
com)
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 ((973) 947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Engineering: process design
ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA
ADI Systems, Fredericton, , CAN
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WWW.CHEMENGONLINE.COM
Design, engineering, construction services
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Biazzi SA, Chailly/Montreux, 0
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
EKATO RUEHR- UND MISCHTECHNIK GMBH, Hohe-
Flum-Str.37, Schopfheim, DEU D-79650 (+49 7622
290; FAX: + 49 7622 29 213; e-mail: info@ekato.com;
web site: www.ekato.com)
— See our ad on page 135
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
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Gabelman Process Solutions, LLC, West Chester, OH
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Linde AG, Engineering Division, Pullach
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SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
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Sulzer Chemtech Ltd, Winterthur
ZETON INC., 740 Oval Court, Burlington, 0 L7L 6A9
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GEA France, FRA
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SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
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Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
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Advanced process control
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PAS, Inc., Houston, TX
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Chemical equipment design
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Northwest Analytics Inc, Portland, OR
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Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY
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Plant optimization
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Falkonry, Sunnyvale, CA
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SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
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Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Pressure vessel design
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com; web site: www.comsol.com)
Deacom, Chesterbrook, PA
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-0;
FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
— See our ad on page 45
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Process optimization
Quality assurance or control
Deacom, Chesterbrook, PA
Northwest Analytics Inc, Portland, OR
Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ
Ultramax Corporation, Cincinnati, OH
Regulatory compliance
Technical Database Services, Inc. (TDS), New York, NY
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Ultramax Corporation, Cincinnati, OH
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Software development
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Bluebeam Software, CA
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington,
MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering-
4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com)
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
COMSOL INC., 100 District Ave, Burlington, MA 01803
(7812733322; FAX: 7812736603; e-mail: info@comsol.
com; web site: www.comsol.com)
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington,
MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering-
4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com)
Oxford Lasers, Inc., Shirley, MA
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 65
TechEng Designs, London, CAN
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX
Supply chain management
ASPEN TECHNOLOGY, INC., 20 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
MA 01730 (781-221-6400; FAX: 781-221-6410; e-mail:
info@aspentech.com; web site: www.aspentech.com)
Deacom, Chesterbrook, PA
COMPUTERS FOR DESIGN &

ASPEN TECHNOLOGY, INC., 20 Crosby Drive, Bedford,

1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
ENGINEERING
MA 01730 (781-221-6400; FAX: 781-221-6410; e-mail: htri.net)
info@aspentech.com; web site: www.aspentech.com) ProSim, Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA Process simulation systems
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300, Yazzoom, Gent, BEL ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713- Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chem- Software, other FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
stations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com) com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
— See our ad on page 9 ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington, ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington,
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering- MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering-
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com) 4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com)
Applied Flow Technology (AFT), Colorado Springs, CO
Falkonry, Sunnyvale, CA Yazzoom, Gent, BEL
Bluebeam Software, CA
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
Houston, TX 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713-
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chem-
htri.net)
stations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com)
PROCESS SYSTEMS ENTERPRISE, INC., 3 Wing Drive,
— See our ad on page 9
Suite 103, NJ 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com)
Quality America, Inc., Tucson, AZ
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)
Siemens Analytical Products & Solutions, Bartlesville, OK
TLV CORPORATION, 13901 S. Lakes Dr., Charlotte, NC
28273 (800-858-8727; 704-597-9070; FAX: 704-583-
1610; web site: www.tlv.com)
— See our ad on page 65
Ultramax Corporation, Cincinnati, OH
Yokogawa Corporation of America, Sugar Land, TX

Process safety management

ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
PAS, Inc., Houston, TX
Process Systems Engineering LLC, Industrial Automation
and Process Safety Engineering, Westfield, NJ
SIEMENS AG, Siemensallee 84, Karlsruhe, DEU D-
76187 (++49(0)721/595-0; web site: www.siemens.
com/chemicals)

Process simulation
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
ASPEN TECHNOLOGY, INC., 20 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
MA 01730 (781-221-6400; FAX: 781-221-6410; e-mail:
info@aspentech.com; web site: www.aspentech.com)
CHEMSTATIONS, INC., 3100 Wilcrest Drive, Suite 300,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-243-6223 (Worldwide); 713-
978-7700; FAX: 713-978-7727; e-mail: sales@chem-
stations.com; web site: www.chemstations.com)
— See our ad on page 9
COMSOL INC., 100 District Ave, Burlington, MA 01803
(7812733322; FAX: 7812736603; e-mail: info@comsol.
com; web site: www.comsol.com)
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE, P.O. Box 2134, Kensington,
MD 20891 ((301) 919-9670; e-mail: info@engineering-
4e.com; web site: www.engineering-4e.com)
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH, INC. (HTRI), P.O. Box
1390, Navasota, TX 77868 (+1.979.690.5050; FAX:
+1.979.690.3250; e-mail: htri@htri.net; web site: www.
htri.net)
ProSim, Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA
PROCESS SYSTEMS ENTERPRISE, INC., 3 Wing Drive,
Suite 103, NJ 07927 (e-mail: j.wade@psenterprise.com)

Production scheduling
ABB INC., 3700 West Sam Houston Parkway South,
Houston, TX 77042 (800-626-4999; 1-800-HELP-365;
FAX: 440-585-7071; e-mail: contact.center@us.abb.
com; web site: www.abb.com/chemical)
Deacom, Chesterbrook, PA

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159 Air pollution control equipment & systems
159 Environmental services
160 Waste handling equipment & systems
160 Water pollution control equipment & systems

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PRODUCT DIRECTORY
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS
Adsorption systems, carbon
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Adsorption systems, other
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
Afterburners
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
Air pollution abatement systems
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Branch Environmental Corp, Somerville, NJ
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 ((973) 947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Chimneys, stacks & vents
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Combustors, catalytic
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
Combustors, other
Branch Environmental Corp, Somerville, NJ
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Flares, stack & accessories
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
NEW YORK BLOWER COMPANY, 7660 Quincy St.,
Willowbrook, IL 60527 (800-208-7918; FAX: 630-794-
5776; e-mail: nyb@nyb.com; web site: www.nyb.com)
Hydrogen sulfide removal
systems
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Branch Environmental Corp, Somerville, NJ
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Environmental services
MainSectionTitle
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
NOx control systems
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
Branch Environmental Corp, Somerville, NJ
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
SICK, INC., 6900 West 110th Street, Bloomington, MN
55438 (e-mail: info@sick.com)
— See our ad on inside front cover (d)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Ultramax Corporation, Cincinnati, OH
Odor-control systems
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
CTP Sinto America, LLC, Lansing, MI
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
ENEXIO Water Technologies GmbH, Huerth, DEU
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Particulate removal systems
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 ((973) 947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Sulfur Recovery
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Vapor recovery systems
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
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& equipment
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
XCHANGER, 1401 S. 7th St., Hopkins, MN 55343 (952-
933-2559; e-mail: info@xchanger.com; web site:
www.xchanger.com)
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Air pollution control
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
BELTRAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC, 1133 East 35 Street,
Brooklyn, NY 11210 (718-338-3311; FAX: 718-253-
9028; e-mail: info@beltrantechnologies.com; web
site: www.beltrantechnologies.com)
BIONOMIC INDUSTRIES INC., 777 Corporate Dr., Mah-
wah, NJ 07430-2008 (800-311-6767; 201-529-1094;
FAX: 201-529-0252; e-mail: sales@bionomicind.com;
web site: www.bionomicind.com)
CR CLEANAIR, Six Campus Drive, Parsippany, NJ
07054 ((973) 947-8787; FAX: 908-232-2146; e-mail:
info@croll.com; web site: www.crcleanair.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
NOL-TEC SYSTEMS, INC., 425 Apollo Dr., Lino Lakes,
MN 55014 (651-780-8600; FAX: 651-780-4400; e-mail:
sales@nol-tec.com; web site: www.nol-tec.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
THE CLEAN AIR GROUP, Six Campus Drive, Parsip-
pany, NJ 07054 ((973) 947-8787; e-mail: gmacleod@
crcleanair.com; web site: www.CRCleanAir.com)
— See our ad on page 13
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Bioremediation services
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Compliance-information
management
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Environmental consulting
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Environmental laboratories
F.P.S. Food and Pharma Systems srl, Como, ITA
Environmental regulations,
interpreting
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Full-service environmental firms
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Groundwater remediation
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
Hazard audits
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
Indoor-air-quality services
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Strobic Air, a CECO Environmental Company, Telford, PA
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Sludge handling
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Yoshikawa Corporation, Kagoshima, JPN
Soil remediation
GEA Engineering, P.C., Nanuet, NY
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
— See our ad on page 93
Training services
GTS, Mississauga, CAN
TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC., 200 Hermann Dr.,
Alvin, TX 77511 (800-662-8326; 800-662-8326; FAX:
281-331-4107; e-mail: contact@teaminc.com; web
site: www.teamindustrialservices.com)
— See our ad on back cover
Trinity Consultants, Dallas, TX
VOC control
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
Waste treatment facilities, other
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO., 444 Carpenter
Ave., Wheeling, IL 60090-0427 (800-704-2002; 847-
541-5600; FAX: 847-541-1279; e-mail: info@wabash-
power.com; web site: www.wabashpower.com)
WASTE HANDLING
EQUIPMENT & SYSTEMS
Anaerobic treatment systems
ADI Systems, Fredericton, , CAN
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
Incinerators
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Oxidizers, catalytic
BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
ing@babcock.com; web site: www.babcock.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
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BABCOCK & WILCOX, 13024 Ballantyne Corporate
Place, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28277 (email: market-
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Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
DÜRR SYSTEMS, INC., 26801 Northwestern Highway,
Southfield, MI 48033 (1(866)DURR1ST; +1 (248) 450-
2000; FAX: +1 (734) 459-5837; e-mail: CTSSales@dur-
rusa.com; web site: www.durr-cleantechnology.com)
Turner EnviroLogic, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL
WATER POLLUTION
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Aerators, water pollution
NOV, Dayton, OH
Biological treatment
ADI Systems, Fredericton, , CAN
ENEXIO Water Technologies GmbH, Huerth, DEU
Bio-oxidation units
NOV, Dayton, OH
Chlorinators
FLUID METERING, INC., 5 Aerial Way, Suite 500, Syosset,
NY 11791 (800-223-3388; 516-922-6050; FAX: 516-624-
8261; e-mail: pumps@fmipump.com; web site: www.
fmipump.com)
Digesters, sewage sludge
CB&I, The Woodlands, TX
Flocculation equipment
NOV, Dayton, OH
Oil skimmers
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS, Div. of Sandvik Materi-
als Technology Deutschland GmbH, Salierstr. 35,
Postfach 4262, Fellbach, , DEU 70719 (49-711-5105-
0; FAX: 49-711-5105-152; e-mail: info.spsde@sandvik.
com; web site: www.processsystems.sandvik.com)
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Separators, oil-water
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Settlers, inclined plate
ENEXIO Water Technologies GmbH, Huerth, DEU
Sewage treating units
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
MICRODYN-NADIR GMBH, Kasteler Str. 45, Wiesbaden,
DEU 65203 (+49 (0)611-962-6001; FAX: +49 (0)611-
962-9237; e-mail: info@microdyn-nadir.de; web site:
www.microdyn-nadir.de)
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Sludge dewaterers
AKW Apparate + Verfahren GmbH, Hirschau, Bavaria
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
Boerger Pumps, Chanhassen, MN
GEA GROUP, 9165 Rumsey Road, Columbia, MD 21045
((800) 722-6622; e-mail: sales.northamerica@gea.
com; web site: www.gea.com)
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Product Group Separation,
Oelde, DEU
Hapman, Kalamazoo, MI
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
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WYSSMONT CO. INC., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee,
NJ 07024 (201-947-4600; FAX: 201-947-0324; e-mail:
sales@wyssmont.com; web site: www.wyssmont.
com)
Yoshikawa Corporation, Kagoshima, JPN
Sludge dryers
BUSS-SMS-CANZLER GMBH, Kaiserstr. 13-15,
Butzbach, DEU 35510 (49-6033-85-0; FAX: 49-6033-
85-249; e-mail: info@sms-vt.com; web site: www.
sms-vt.com)
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Heyl & Patterson Inc., Renneburg Division, Pittsburgh, PA
KOMLINE-SANDERSON CORPORATION, 12 Holland
Ave., Peapack, NJ 07977 (800-225-5457 North Ameri-
can; 908-234-1000; FAX: 908-234-9487; e-mail: info@
komline.com; web site: www.komline.com)
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Strippers, air
Branch Environmental Corp, Somerville, NJ
Kimre, Inc., Homestead, FL
Tanks, settling
CHARLES ROSS & SON CO., 710 Old Willets Path,
P.O. Box 12308, Hauppauge, NY 11788-0615 (800-
243-7677; 631-234-0500; FAX: 631-234-0691; e-mail:
sales@mixers.com; web site: www.mixers.com)
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Waste-recovery treating systems
ADI Systems, Fredericton, , CAN
Alfa Laval, Inc., Warminster, PA
Wastewater neutralization
systems
Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG, Wein-
heim, DEU
Water Pollution Control
Duke's Root Control, Inc., NY
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CA 92010 (+1 760-438-2021; e-mail: advertising@
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Acids, amino
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Acids, fatty
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
Acids, inorganic
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
DE DIETRICH PROCESS SYSTEMS, Hattenbergstr.
36, Mainz, , DEU 55122 (+49 6131 9704 0; FAX: +49
6131 9704 500; e-mail: mail@qvf.de; web site: www.
dedietrich.com)
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Acids, organic
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Adsorbents, for carbon dioxide
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Adsorbents, zeolites
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Alcohols, oxo
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
Alkalies
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Antioxidants
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Biocides, halogenated
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Biocides, other
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Catalysts, cracking
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, custom
Applied Catalysts, GA
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, desulfurization
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, hydrogenation
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, organic synthesis
BOC Sciences, Long Island City, NY
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Catalysts, other
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
Catalysts, oxidation
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalytic Products Intl. Inc., Lake Zurich, IL
Catalysts, palladium
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, platinum
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, polymerization
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Catalysts, polyolefin production
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, precious metal
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
CAI Catalysts, Gwynedd Square, PA
Catalysts, reforming
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, rhodium
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, ruthenium
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalyst supports & systems
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Catalysts, urethane production
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Catalysts, zeolite
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
Coagulants, aluminum based
Thermal Spray Coatings - A&A Coatings, South Plainfield,
NJ
Defoamers
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Defoamers, chemical
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
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Desiccants
BASF CORPORATION, CATALYSTS & ADSORBENTS, 25
Middlesex/Essex Turnpike, Iselin, NJ 08830 (1-800-
889-9845; 732-205-5000; e-mail: chemical-catalysts@
basf.com; web site: www.catalysts.basf.com)
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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Dispersing agents, leather
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Dispersing agents, other
AOC RESINS, 955 Highway 57 East, Collierville, TN
38017 (800-238-7536; 901-854-2800; FAX: 901-854-
1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www.
aoc-resins.com)
Dispersing agents, rubber
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Emulsifiers
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Flame retardants
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Hydrogen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AG, thys-
senkrupp Allee 1, Essen, , DEU 45143 (49-201 8440;
e-mail: info.industrial-solutions@thyssenkrupp.com;
web site: www.thyssenkrupp-industrial-solutions.
com)
Inhibitors, corrosion
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Nitrogen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Organic intermediates
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Oxygen
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
Ozone
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
AirSep Corp. – A Chart Industries Company, A Chart In-
dustries Company, Buffalo, NY
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AOC RESINS, 955 Highway 57 East, Collierville, TN
38017 (800-238-7536; 901-854-2800; FAX: 901-854-
1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www.
aoc-resins.com)
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Preservatives
LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Resins, alcohol-soluble
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Resins, water-soluble
AOC RESINS, 955 Highway 57 East, Collierville, TN
38017 (800-238-7536; 901-854-2800; FAX: 901-854-
1183; e-mail: sales@aoc-resin.com; web site: www.
aoc-resins.com)
Covestro LLC, Pittsburgh, PA
Hexion Inc., Epoxy, Phenolic & Coating Resins Division,
Columbus, OH
Solvents, glycol ether
Eastman Chemical Co., Kingsport, TN
Solvents, oxygenated
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
Surface active agents, anionic
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Surface active agents, cationic
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Surface active agents, nonionic
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY
Process chemicals
Surface active agents, other
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown, PA
Water treatment chemicals
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
CORTEC CORP., 4119 White Bear Pkwy., St. Paul, MN
55110 ((800) 4- CORTEC; 651-429-1100; FAX: (651)
429-1122; e-mail: productinfo@cortecvci.com; web
site: www.cortecvci.com)
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LANXESS CORPORATION, 111 RIDC Park West Drive,
Pittsburgh, PA 15275 (800-526-9377; 412-809-
1000; e-mail: info@lanxess.com; web site: www.
US.LANXESS.com)
Separation Technologists, Inc., Salem, NH
Zeolites
Arkema Inc., King of Prussia, PA
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PLANT COST INDEX (CEPCI)

625

(1957-59 = 100) Sept. ’17 Aug. ’17 Sept. ’16 Annual Index:
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2009 = 521.9 600
CE Index ______________________________________________ 574.0 571.9 542.8
Equipment ____________________________________________ 692.5 690.6 647.4 2010 = 550.8
Heat exchangers & tanks _________________________________ 606.9 605.8 556.7
2011 = 585.7 575
Process machinery _____________________________________ 685.4 684.8 653.6
Pipe, valves & fittings ____________________________________ 897.4 892.7 813.6 2012 = 584.6
Process instruments ____________________________________ 411.1 405.9 390.1 2013 = 567.3 550
Pumps & compressors ___________________________________ 985.0 984.7 966.0
Electrical equipment ____________________________________ 521.9 521.7 510.9 2014 = 576.1
Structural supports & misc. ________________________________ 741.8 741.4 705.9 2015 = 556.8 525
Construction labor _______________________________________ 334.0 330.0 328.3
Buildings _____________________________________________ 564.8 562.6 547.3 2016 = 541.7
Engineering & supervision _________________________________ 310.2 310.5 314.4 500
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CPI output index (2012 = 100) ____________________________________________________ Oct. '17 = 102.9 Sept. '17 = 100.2 Aug. '17 = 100.7 Sept. '16 = 99.8
CPI value of output, $ billions _____________________________________________________ Sept. '17 = 1,850.8 Aug. '17 = 1,828.2 Jul. '17 = 1,810.7 Aug. '16 = 1,732.0
CPI operating rate, % __________________________________________________________ Oct. '17 = 77.0 Sept. '17 = 75.0 Aug. '17 = 75.5 Sept. '16 = 75.2
Producer prices, industrial chemicals (1982 = 100) ____________________________________ Oct. '17 = 262.5 Sept. '17 = 249.3 Aug. '17 = 249.9 Sept. '16 = 232.7
Industrial Production in Manufacturing (2012=100)* ____________________________________ Oct. '17 = 104.8 Sept. '17 = 103.5 Aug. '17 = 103.1 Sept. '16 = 102.2
Hourly earnings index, chemical & allied products (1992 = 100) ____________________________ Oct. '17 = 181.9 Sept. '17 = 179.9 Aug. '17 = 177.3 Sept. '16 = 170.8
Productivity index, chemicals & allied products (1992 = 100) ______________________________ Oct. '17 = 102.9 Sept. '17 = 98.6 Aug. '17 = 100.7 Sept. '16 = 101.5

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