INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Transcript of INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Ace Glass, Inc 43 A Ainaworth & Sons, Inc., Wm 20 A Applied Research Laboratories 25 A Baker Chemical Co., J. Τ 5 A Bausch & Lomb Optical Co 4th Cover Brinkmann & Co., C. A 51 A Clay-Adams Co. Inc 34 A Central Scientific Co 10 A Coleman Instruments, Inc 32A Consolidated Engineering Corp 9 A Coors Porcelain Co 56 A Corning Glass Works 46 A DuMont Laboratories, Inc., Allen Β 23 A Eastman Kodak Co 27 A Eberbach Corp 50 A Farrand Optical Co. Inc 57 A Fisher Scientific Co 2nd Cover; 8 A Fish-Schurman Corp. 50 A Floridin Co 53 A General Electric Company 28 A General Laboratory Supply Co 49 A General Radio Company 6 A Greiner Co., Emil. 12 A Harshaw Scientific Co 55 A International Equipment Co. 7 A Kimble Glass Div 3rd Cover Klett Mfg. Co 48 A; 53 A Laboratory Construction Co 45 A Laboratory Equipment Corp ^ * A Librascope, Inc 15 A Lindberg Engineering Co 11A Machlett & Son, Ε 22 A Mallinckrodt Chemical Works 39 A-42 A, Manufacturers Engineering & Equipment Corp 57 A Matheson, Coleman & Bell Co 50 A Merck & Co. Inc 58 A National Carbon Div., Union Carbide & Carbon Corp 30 A NTew York Laboratory Supply Co. Inc 48 A Palo Laboratory Supplies, Inc 51 A Parr Instrument Co 52 A Perkin-Elmer Corp 14 A Peterson & Co. Inc., Leonard 13 A Photovolt Corp 50 A; 52 A; 56 A Podbielniak, Inc 16 A-17 A Sargent & Co., E. II 19 A Schleicher & Schuell Co., Carl 47 A Selas Corp. of America 24 A Sigmamotor, Inc • 49 A Specialized Instruments Corp 35 A Thermo Electric Mfg. Co 49 A Thomas Co., Arthur H ISA U. S. Stoneware Co 44 A Welch Scientific Co., W. M 13 A; 36 A. Wilkens-Anderson Co 4 A
DIRECTORY
Laboratory Supply Center 54 A Calibration Chemicals Clark Microanalytical Laboratory Custom Chemical Laboratories Daylight Vacuum Products Co. James Instrument Co. LaMotte Chemical Products Co. Microchemical Specialties Co. Wilkens-Anderson Co. Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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Denver 2—McDonald-Thompson, Colorado National Bank Bldg., Keystone 4669; Robert H. Heidersbach
COLORMASTER DIFFERENTIAL COLORIMETER *
COLOR MEASUREMENTS made in less than 30 seconds!
The Colormaster Differential Colorimeter* is the latest development in color measuring equipment. A complete set of color measurements can be made in lees than 30 seconds by non-technical personnel. Equipment ia direct reading on a low backlash dial, and is mechanically rugged, and stable. Dial linearity is within approx. 0.2% from 100% to 10% reflection or transmission and can be extended below 10% with approx. 0.02% linearity. • Three color filters enable % transmission or reflection
to be read directly on front Panel Dial to within an estimated 0.01%.
• Simple calculation converts dial readings to I.C.I. Χ, Ϋ, & Ζ functions.
• Operates from 115 Volt 60 cycle line. * Similar to instrument described at the March, 1952 meet
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