Several alloys, designed to support the redesign of large-scale diesel engines, are being prepared for patent application. The movement to redesign engines has been primarily fueled by the need to meet stricter air quality standards. Thus, it has created a demand for alloys that exhibit not only good wear resistance but that are also able to withstand high temperatures. The company’s existing iron-based alloys, upon which the most recent introductions are based, are suitable for applications that are not subject to overheating (temperatures above 1200° to 1400°F). In addition, these alloys machine well and offer good abrasion resistance . Other alloy offerings include cobalt- and nickel-based as well as custom-manufactured. An expanded alloy development and wear-test facility is capable of testing alloys for tolerances to such real-life conditions as sliding and sliding-contact wear. Winsert Inc, Marinette, WI. Free info—Circle 163. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-163
Vacuum injection molding system. The VacuJet vacuum injection molding system has been designed to eliminate the need for mold seals or vacuum boxes. This system also lowers scrap rate, eliminates air entrapment and reduces cycle times, according to the manufacturer. The VacuJet is based on a FIFO injection system that allows the first material introduced to be the first material injected. Technical Machine Products, Cleveland, OH.
Free info—Circle 170. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-170
Metallization service. The ION2000 is a one-step coating process that requires no pretreatment in order to create a strong bond to a variety of difficult-to-adhere substrates. These include silicon, aluminum alloys and composites. IonEdge Corp, Fort Collins, CO.
Free info—Circle 161. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-161
Take-off/conveying belts. The company is making its custom and standard rubber-covered take-off/conveying belts available through its online e-commerce site. These belts are designed to grip products with the least amount of pressure required. Aarubco Rubber Co, Saddle Brook, NJ.
Free info—Circle 166. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-166
Nitrile and hydrin elastomers. These nitrile and hydrin elastomers are intended for LPG and natural gas metering applications. They can be combined with substrates such as silk for improved flexibility, as well as nylons, polyesters, cottons and blends. In addition, the elastomers range in thickness from 0.0055- to 0.018-in. Coated fabrics made with these elastomers meet UL 144, UL 157 and UL 429 standards. Archer Rubber Co, Milford, MA.
Free info—Circle 165. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-165
Rubber-based self lubricating material. Permitting tight bearing-to-shaft clearances, Graphallast material is capable of withstanding run-dry conditions that can destroy plain rubber and some plastic bearings. Graphite Metallizing Corp, Yonkers, NY.
Free info—Circle 164. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-164
Metals and materials. The CD-ROM Catalog for 2001-2002 contains updated pricing and technical information for a line of pure metals, alloys, polymers, ceramics and composites. Available in a range of forms and sizes, the catalog features comparative data tables on the physical properties of materials. Descriptions of material forms such as microfoil and wire mesh are given along with complete technical specifications. Goodfellow Corp, Berwyn, PA.
Free info—Circle 162. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-162
Sheet extruded melt-processible rubber. Die cutters, laminators and thermoformers now have commercial access to Alcryn Melt-Processible Rubber (MPR) in heavy-gauge extruded sheet form. The manufacturer has partnered with an extruder that can extrude the entire grade range of the Alcryn MPR product in gauges from 10 mils to more than 125 mils, up to 34 inches wide. Advanced Polymer Alloys, Wilmington, DE.
Free info—Circle 173. www.RSLeads.com/?201df-173
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Several alloys, designed to support the redesign of large-scale diesel engines, are being prepared for patent application. The movement to redesign engines has been primarily fueled by the need to meet stricter air quality standards. Thus, it has created a demand for alloys that exhibit not only good wear resistance but that are also able to withstand high temperatures. The company’s existing iron-based alloys, upon which the most recent introductions are based, are suitable for applications that are not subject to overheating (temperatures above 1200° to 1400°F). In addition, these alloys machine well and offer good abrasion resistance . Other alloy offerings include cobalt- and nickel-based as well as custom-manufactured. An expanded alloy development and wear-test facility is capable of testing alloys for tolerances to such real-life conditions as sliding and sliding-contact wear. Winsert Inc, Marinette, WI. Free info—Circle 163.
Vacuum injection molding system. The VacuJet vacuum injection molding system has been designed to eliminate the need for mold seals or vacuum boxes. This system also lowers scrap rate, eliminates air entrapment and reduces cycle times, according to the manufacturer. The VacuJet is based on a FIFO injection system that allows the first material introduced to be the first material injected. Technical Machine Products, Cleveland, OH.
Free info—Circle 170.
Metallization service. The ION2000 is a one-step coating process that requires no pretreatment in order to create a strong bond to a variety of difficult-to-adhere substrates. These include silicon, aluminum alloys and composites. IonEdge Corp, Fort Collins, CO.
Free info—Circle 161. 
Take-off/conveying belts. The company is making its custom and standard rubber-covered take-off/conveying belts available through its online e-commerce site. These belts are designed to grip products with the least amount of pressure required. Aarubco Rubber Co, Saddle Brook, NJ.
Free info—Circle 166. 
Nitrile and hydrin elastomers. These nitrile and hydrin elastomers are intended for LPG and natural gas metering applications. They can be combined with substrates such as silk for improved flexibility, as well as nylons, polyesters, cottons and blends. In addition, the elastomers range in thickness from 0.0055- to 0.018-in. Coated fabrics made with these elastomers meet UL 144, UL 157 and UL 429 standards. Archer Rubber Co, Milford, MA.
Free info—Circle 165. 
Rubber-based self lubricating material. Permitting tight bearing-to-shaft clearances, Graphallast material is capable of withstanding run-dry conditions that can destroy plain rubber and some plastic bearings. Graphite Metallizing Corp, Yonkers, NY.
Free info—Circle 164. 
Metals and materials. The CD-ROM Catalog for 2001-2002 contains updated pricing and technical information for a line of pure metals, alloys, polymers, ceramics and composites. Available in a range of forms and sizes, the catalog features comparative data tables on the physical properties of materials. Descriptions of material forms such as microfoil and wire mesh are given along with complete technical specifications. Goodfellow Corp, Berwyn, PA.
Free info—Circle 162. 
Sheet extruded melt-processible rubber. Die cutters, laminators and thermoformers now have commercial access to Alcryn Melt-Processible Rubber (MPR) in heavy-gauge extruded sheet form. The manufacturer has partnered with an extruder that can extrude the entire grade range of the Alcryn MPR product in gauges from 10 mils to more than 125 mils, up to 34 inches wide. Advanced Polymer Alloys, Wilmington, DE.
Free info—Circle 173.