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r APPOINTMENTS WORKING FOR YOU IN THE PRODUCTS YOU BUT THERE ARE MANY... It would take pages just to list the original equipment manufacturers who use Flexitallic Spiral-Wound Gaskets for safe sealing in their products for high pressure/temperature service. HERE ARE SOME... Twenty-seven pump manufacturers . .. 22 valve manufacturers . . . makers of motors, blowers, burners, compressors, diesel engines, gas turbines, fittings and flanges, sight glasses, steam traps, steam turbines, strainers, aircraft en gines, missiles, nuclear reactors, fired and unfired pressure vessels ... AND HERE'S WHY... These manufacturers know that each Flexitallic Spiral-Wound Gasket is made for the pressure/temperature range, corrosive influences, and flange design of the application in which it is used. They know that Flexitallic SpiralWound Gaskets compress under load to maintain a leak-proof seal, are readily accessible, and save time in overhaul. AVAILABLE in any practical pres sure/temperature combination -- from vacuum to 6000 lbs. and higher, from cryogenic temperatures to 1900F. and higher. Thicknesses of .0625", .100", .125", .175", .250", and .285" where applicable; in diameters to 100 inches; for all standard ASA and API joint assembly fittings. METALS . . . 304, 310, 316ELC, 347SCb, 321STi, 430, Carpenter 20. Hastelloy B, Hastelloy C, Titanium A-55, Monel, Inconel, Inconel X, Nickel, Phosphor Bronze, Copper. FILLERS . . . Canadian asbestos. Teflon, blue African asbestos, inorganic ceramic, Teflon impregnated asbestos, variety of fiber sheets with special binders. Stocking Distributors for Standard Flexitallic Gaskets in principal cities. Consult telephone directory. Design inquiries invited. GASKET COMPANY, Camden, N.J. 08101 Spiral-Wound Caskets made by Flexitallic are supplied with our exclusive blue-dyed Canadian asliestos tiller. Flexitallic Blue tRetj. U. S. Patent Office) 106 For more taels circle 271 on Header Service card, p 195 lations anical Packing Association;: S Josephson elected president1^, and Roy Van Ness, vice president. Mr.' Josephson is vice president and gen- : eral manager of Green, Tweed & Coand Mr Van Ness is vice president and sales manager of LaFavorittU Rubber Mfg Co. American Society for Engineer ing Education: Elmer C Easton^' Dean of the Collge of Engineering/*^ Rutgers University, elected presiden of ASEE. Awards Algas Industries: presented wit] the Presidential "E" Award in recog^ nition of its expansion of export activities. Dr Andrey A Potter: presente with the 1964 BCR award for outj standing leadership in industry-spon sored coal research. Retirements A E Douglass: chief executive officer of Fuller Co. Mr Douglass ha been succeeded by Channing Davis. James W Overstreet: president o& McGraw-Edison Co's National Elec-^ trie Coil Div. Fred W Kirby is hij successor. Ernest F Rittenliouse: Chief engS neer, centrifugal pumps, of Warreg Pumps, Inc. Mergers Pennsalt Chemicals Corp: ha acquired a majority interest in Cryc Vac, Inc. Operating appointments James J Paugh and Charles Nordhausen: respectively appoint chief design engineer, centrifug* pumps, and manager of application engineering at Warren Pumps, InC*J William I II Rudd: has joined M Laval Turbine Inc as marine eng*l neer. Vladimir Mackas: has been sp pointed chief plant engineer of Tbfl Fafnir Bearing Co. POWER SEPTEMBER