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PBT production in Asia

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 25, 2004

BASF Aktiengesellschaft, Ludwigshafen, Germany, and Toray Industries Inc., Tokyo, Japan, have agreed to form a 50-50 joint venture for the production of polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) base resin to supply the rapidly growing Asian market for this engineering plastic.

ISSF at SAE 2004

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 12, 2004

ISSF is to participate on the panel at SAE 2004 World Congress.

New tool for trying stainless cable

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 11, 2004

Panduit has enhanced its new PAN-STEEL™ solution to incorporate a stainless steel cable tie installation tool, the ST3MT.

Big knife valve

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 10, 2004

Stainless Valve has introduced its 48" big knife valve.

Industrial welders run up to 400A

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 9, 2004

New Transmigs have been designed as tough and stable power sources designed to withstand use in an industrial environment.

Stainless pressure vessels

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 9, 2004

For the first time ever at a UK exhibition, Newson Gale will display a dedicated stand showing a range of CE, ASME and UN stainless steel pressure vessels at the new Total Exhibition.

New stainless guide for architects

Stainless Steel World Publisher - February 4, 2004

A new guide, titled "Which Stainless Steel Should Be Specified for Exterior Applications?", provides a points system for evaluating the corrosiveness of an exterior site and for selecting the most cost-effective stainless steel.

Nickel catalyst for cheaper hydrogen

Stainless Steel World Publisher - January 30, 2004

Chemical engineers at the University of Wisconsin have developed a nickel-based catalyst that could play a role in the evolution of the hydrogen economy.

New hydrostatic pressure transmitter

Stainless Steel World Publisher - January 28, 2004

The new ED 752 from Bourdon-Haenni is specifically designed to meet the needs of hygienic applications encountered in the food and beverage industries in addition to general engineering applications

Welding consumables for exhaust systems

Stainless Steel World Publisher - January 21, 2004

Although today’s car fuels are very low in sulphur, a certain amount of sulphur dioxide remains present in the exhaust gases.

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