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INTER-OFFICE MEMO EfifJECO CHEMICALS fjfi to H- B. Carr from f, y, Kanzler subjtct Equipment at Fle'mington AT Burlington DATt August 27, 1971 CoPY TO ^ The following Is a list of the specialized equipment avail able for analysis and testing at the Burlington Laboratories; 1. Analytical Equipment a. Hewlett-Packard 5750 gas chromatograph with flame ionization and thermoconductivity detector b. Perkin-Elmer 810 gas chromatograph with flame ionization and thermoconductivity detector c. Victoreen 4000 gas chromatograph with flame ionization detector (not used at present) d. Gow-Lac 69-5OO gas chromatograph with thermocon ductivity detector. e. Perkin-Elmer 700 infrared spectrophotometer f. Sargent Model D recording titrator (not used at present) g. Beckman KF-2 aquameter h. Bausch-Lomb zoom microscope with Polaroid attachment i. Teledyne Instruments trace oxygen analyzer j. International Clinical Centrifuge k. Brabender Moisture Tester(2) l. Bausch-Lomb Abbee refractometer m. Bausch-Lomb Spectronic 20 spectrophotometer n. Burell-Ssvers Rheometer * o. Brookfield Syncro-Lectric viscosimeter p. Blue M constant temperature bath COIiORITE 014329 R. B. Carr -2- August 27, 1971 q. Cannon constant temperature bath (2) r. Electronic Instruments Model 29U VR meter (twenty million megohtiimeter) s. Ro-tap (2) 2. Process Equipment a. Brabender Extruder and equipment for take-up and tape die b. Brabender Plasticorder with roller and sigma head c. Aminco bottle polymeriser (not used at present) d. Reliable hydraulic press, 60 tons e. Reliable roll mill Fvffi/sys ''itii.f Vf- . F. W. Kanzler COLOR!TE 014330 BURLINGTON QUALITY CONTROL MOTES August 26, 1971 active today the following contamination ;ks v/ill be performed on all suspension ! resins: A 100 gram sample will be subjected to routine contamination testing, which will be reported and used for grading purposes. A 1 lb. sample of each dryer, transfer and bulk load sample, and every fifth bagging pallet sample will be subjected to ferro magnetic contamination testing. After sufficient data has been gathered an evaluation of the 1 lb. contamination will be made to establish a specification for ferro-magnetic contamination for 1 lb. HKK/sys Copy to: H- B. Carr R. S. Cole J. C. Fisher E. J- Hourihan E. L. Kanyok F. . Kanzler P. E. Burlington P. R. Scarito A. C. Siegel M. E. Wagshul V. D. Wesely File t/ COLORITE 014331