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Digital Hydraulic Multimeter New DHM ‘3’ series is an invaluable tool for commissioning and diagnosing hydraulic systems. Multimeter can quickly pinpoint faulty hydraulic components that cause poor system performance. Hydraulic systems can be tuned to provide improved cycle times and reduced energy consumption. The ‘all-in-one’ unit includes loading valve with built-in safety protection. Literature is available. Webster Instruments, 1290 E. Waterford Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53235 (800) 932-8378 FAX (866) 356-9637 sales@webster-inst.com www.webster-inst.com/wius/dhm Over Dock Storage Solutions NEW color brochure covers Steel King’s complete line of over dock storage solutions. Take advantage of the wasted space around your loading doors, with an over dock pallet storage rack. Great for storing empty pallets, empty cartons or packing materials. Over dock storage racks improve the aesthetics, safety and efficiency of your loading dock area. Literature is available. Steel King Industries (800) 553-3096 FAX (715) 341-8792 info@steelking.com www.steelking.com New Cable & Hose Carrier Catalog & CD KabelSchlepp America has released its newly expanded product catalog for 2008–2009. Featuring “best-in-class” solutions for moving cable & hose carrier applications. 580 full-color pages, with photos, illustrations and technical data to help you easily select the best cable carrier for your needs. Includes new product innovations and the complete range LIFE-LINE continuous flex cables. ToolKit CD-ROM is full of CAD files and application examples. KabelSchlepp America, Milwaukee, WI (800) 443-4216 FAX (414) 354-1900 sales@kabelschlepp.com www.kabelschlepp.com Boker’s Free 2009 Washer Catalog Boker’s FREE 2009 Washer Catalog has over 23,000 non-standard sizes available with no tooling charges. Outside diameters of 0.080” to 5.140”, a wide range of IDs and thicknesses, and 2,000 material variations provide millions of possibilities. Materials include low-carbon sheet steel, five types of spring steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, nickel silver and non-metallics. ISO 9001:2000 Registered Boker’s, Inc. (888) 927-4377 FAX (800) 321-3462 sales@bokers.com www.bokers.com/ienlw www.ieninfo.com/ILR/11213-43 or circle 43 on card www.ieninfo.com/ILR/11213-44 or circle 44 on card www.ieninfo.com/ILR/11213-45 or circle 45 on card www.ieninfo.com/ILR/11213-46 or circle 46 on card Mechanical Spring Struts Ideal for load lift and counterbalance, motion control and dampening applications, Raymond® Mechanical Spring Struts provide better durability and reliability than conventional gas or pneumatic springs. Made of stainless steel, they come in standard and high-load options. Raymond m-Struts® have no internal seals to leak. Meet U.S. FDA requirements. Literature is available. Associated Spring-Raymond, Barnes Group Inc. (800) 646-6416 FAX (419) 891-9192 struts@asraymond.com www.asraymond.com Extended Life Pneumatic Actuator Brochure contains design and technical information on Posiflate’s new Tork-Mate® 890 Series extended life pneumatic actuators. The Tork-Mate 890 Series actuators achieve up to 15 million cycles maintenance free, and at low cost. They are ideal for 90° and 180° turn devices such as butterfly valves, ball valves, plug valves and damper valves. The Tork-Mate 890 Series actuators meet NAMUR standards, allowing direct or close coupling of NAMUR designed accessories. Posi-flate, St. Paul, MN (651) 484-5800 FAX (651) 7666082 info@posiflate.com www.posiflate.com Low-Temperature Walk-In Ovens Precision Quincy 80-EC Series walk-in ovens with heavy duty welded steel construction can reach 450°F. The high performance ovens have pre-wired 115V UL-approved controls, gasketed door openings, oversized rockwool insulation, and back mounted combustion chambers. Safety interlock shuts off heat if blower motor fails. Ovens are electric heated or gas fired and factory wired and tested prior to shipment. Visit our website. Precision Quincy Corp. 1625 West Lake Shore Drive Woodstock, IL 60098 (800) 338-0079 (815) 338-2675 www.precisionquincy.com SiliKroil Loosens & Lubricates Engineered to loosen frozen metal parts and provide silicone enhanced lubrication. Kroil’s high solvency penetrating oils penetrate to one-millionth inch spaces to break the bond of rust and provide lubrication at the first molecular level. The dimethyl silicones provide extra long-lasting lubrication. Silikroil works on frozen bearings, slides, gate valves, hinges, etc. The addition of Silicone to Kroil enhances its water displacement qualities and improves its performance as a cutting oil. Kano Laboratories, Offer 70M08, 1000 E. 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