Milling Journal - Q1 2008 - (Page 70)

Automatic Bulk Scale J & S Scale Fabricators • Hutchinson, KS 888-665-5969 J & S Scale Fabricators Inc. introduced its first automatic bulk scale to the milling industry in 1996. President Dennis Johnson says the company, which was founded in 1958, manufactures, sells, and services scales for vehicles, livestock, and bulk-weighing. “Our early engineering and design relationship with Howe-Richardson Scale—a company that has been manufacturing scales since the early 1900s— gave birth to the idea for our current scale,” Johnson says. Operation and Models The heart of J & S Scale’s bulk scale is a patented rotary gate that is virtually maintenance free. Johnson adds that it needs very little force to operate. “We manufacture four basic models of bulk scales for the milling industry: 2,500 bph, 10,000 bph, 15,000 bph, and 20,000 bph,” Johnson says. In addition to these standard sizes, Johnson says optional capacities are available upon request. Features • All scales are NTEP-approved and legal for trade. • J & S Scales have been installed throughout the Midwest, with some installations on the West Coast. • Scales are built for accuracy, Product Review J & S Scale began manufacturing automatic bulk scales for the milling industry in 1996. economy, low maintenance, and easy installation. Response No. 701 Level Indicators Dwyer Instruments, Inc. Capacitive Level Switch • 219-879-8000 ■ The Proximity Division of Dwyer Magnets Eriez Magnetics Plate Magnet • 800-345-4946 ■ All makes and models. ■ New improved ceramic and super strength rare earth. ■ Manual and self cleaning. ■ Sanitary offerings. Response No. 703 • www.eriez.com • See ad on p. 33 Instruments is offering a new innovative capacitive level switch, the CLS2. ■ State of the art sensing technology, using impulse RF admittance combined with an active guard, provides excellent level measurement and stability while being insensitive to material buildup. ■ No moving parts – no jams, no wear, nothing to break, and no maintenance. ■ Auto-calibrates using an external magnet to initiate without having to open the enclosure. ■ Features include: universal power supply from 12 to 240 VAC without jumpers or settings; failsafe setting for loss of power. Response No. 702 • www.dwyer-inst.com • See ad on p. 17 70 First Quarter 2008 MILLING JOURNAL http://www.eriez.com http://www.dwyer-inst.com

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Milling Journal - First Quarter 2008 Contents First Break Examining Fortification Standards IAOM 2008 Milling Short Courses 2008 IAOM Conference and Expo Melinda Farris Interview Designing a Purifierless Millflow Dirk Maier Named KSU Dept. Head NAMA’s 2008 Division Meetings Protecting Electrical Workers Miller Profiles Todd Bastean Interview Safety: How Serious Are We? Product Quality/Gwirtz Product Roundup: Magnets Pest Management/Subramanyam Explosion Protection Supplier Interview: Darin Stutler Product Reviews New IAOM Safety Award Criteria Don’t Forget OSHA Form 300A Milling Notes Great Lakes Regional Conference 4th Quarter 2007 Flour Production IAOM Reference Guide Hammermills Brushes Aspirators Level Indicators Product Reviews Magnets Mixers Packaging Purifiers Safety Equipment Screeners Separators Sifter Accessories Ad Index

Milling Journal - Q1 2008

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