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Heating Systems specialties Carty & Moore Engineering Co. 1150 W. Baltimore Ave. Established 1919 ' Detroit 2, Mich. STEEL RADIATOR BRACKETS STEEL CONCRETE INSERTS For over a quarter of a century Carty-Moore Speed Brackets have been recognized by engineers and contractors as a superior product and there are nearly a million In use today. Specify C & M Brackets on your next job and note the substantial savings In labor due to the quick-mounting features. Modd No. to Bottom Hung Speed Radiator Brackets Model No. U Concrete Inserts Illustrated is the No. 22 Speed Bracket for hanging all types of wall, tube or thin-tube radiation. This bracket is com pletely assembled when shipped and all parts are furnished, ready for quick and easy installation. A brief instruction card is enclosed with each bracket explaining the simple ad justments required to hang any particular type of radiation. Preparation of a C & M Speed Bracket for hanging a radiator consists simply of selecting the right hold-back washer (there are three furnished) and bolting the hook in the proper hole. Roughing-in specifications are shown by the drawing on the right. For specific jobs 30 brackets are packed to a burlap bag--jobbers stock them six in an attractively-labeled carton. Shipping weight approx. 3| lbs. This bracket is also available with double hook and rein forced frame for double row wall radiation--specify No. 222. Model No. 33--A completely assembled top hung bracket *'1 * * -----1----A it.--AonAAinllir fnr ^OVGrD" /model ------- e hung. Carty-Moore No. 44 Concrete Inserts have long been used by leading heating contractors and are designed to meet the most exacting requirements. The C . & M Insert is made of heavy gage pressed steel stampings for } in., \ in., | in. and j in. nuts. A long travel slot permits ample adjustment yet the nut cannot pull. out and the wide wing- spread allows the insert to become deeply imbedded in the concrete so it cannot tear out under heavy strain. 50-J in. or Modd No. to Bottom Hung Brackets t in. packed in a nicely-labeled carton-- 25-f in. or | in. 1414 Heating Systems i'SjSj C. A. Dunham Company DunHum Heatihg'systems'and equipment 400 W. Madison Street, Chicago 6, HI. In Canada: C. A. Dunham Co., Ltd., Toronto In England: C. A. Dunham Co., Ltd., London CONVECTOR RADIATION lower inlet grilles and in Recessed type Designed for use with hot water, or steam. Casings are No. 18 gage steel with removable fronts, and heavier gages for institutions. Dampers op tional. Capacities with steam at 1 lb, entering air at 65 deg F: 10 to 128 EDR. Cabinet dimensions: 4 to 10 in. wide; 18 Wall Cabinet Convector; to 64 in. long; 20, 24 and 32 in. high. aleo available in Sloping Top type Heating element of copper or aluminum fins on seamless drawn round copper tubes brazed to bronze headers; for working pressures up to 150 lbs. Tubes expanded after assembly to assure positive, permanent contact with fins. Heavy side plates protect fins from damage. BASEBOARD RADIATION For forced hot water, steam or vapor heating systems. Baseboard consists of front and back enclosure sections of heavy gage sheet steel--plus Dunham finned heating element. Enclosure sec tions are shipped in 10-ft lengths for cutting on job. Assembled by slipping front sections over flanges of back sec tions. Front sections are removable and are formed so that warm air is directed away from walls. Can be painted. Individual room dampers are optional. Finned heating elements available in 1 to 6 ft. lengths. New design. Extremely compact, light in weight, requires few supports, is easy to handle and assemble. Full range of sizes of covers and heating elements reduces on-the-job cutting. Tube ends designed for fast assembly; covers formed for quick, simple joining. Covers and ele ments made in lengths from 2 ft to 10 ft in 6 in. increments. Covers in three styles: sloping top, flat top and expanded metal . . . each for one, two or three tiers of heating elements. Elements: tubes expanded into fins, no solder bond used. Tubes: seamless steel, Sloping Top Fin-Vector 1J4 in. and 2 in. IPS; copper, \]4. in. nominal. Fins: 3} in. X 3% in. and 4J4 in. X 4J in. with rounded comers, fins spaced 24, 32 and 48 per lineal foot. 1415