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Thanks for the recomendations. We went with a company called RV industries. They have done work for us before so we know their quality level. Thanks again for the advice.

Thanks for the names. I will give them a try.

I think you are looking for acro props. Try a search on google. We used them in the Navy with great results. But, nothing beats a good wooden shore put up by well a trained crew.

Hi I work for a research facility in N Florida. We are in the process of putting together an experimental faraday cage with low temperature test equipment. I am looking for a company that could machine a top plate for our cryostat. The plate is 1" thick and 27" in diameter in 304 SS. There needs...

From what I understand it's more of a resistance feature. O2 free copper has less resistance so can take a higher electrical load with less heating effect.

What sort of steps would you use to minimize galling? We were having trouble with 2" dia 316 ss bolts. We tried various anti sieze compounds but every now and then one sticks on us and we have to cut it off.

Looking for a little advice. What should I do with the following? The system was upgraded to Mighty MOPS, and one of the two consoles has a new monitor and a new hard drive (less than 2 months use). We swapped the system out less than a year ago for a Yokgawa CS3000 system, and the system has...

Looking for a little advice. We have a pretty large Plate / frame type heat exchanger on a fresh water system. It has a pretty large pressure drop across the plates. 40-50 psi. We are considering pulling the thing apart to inspect/clean it. My experience has been with tube type HE, are there any...

We use liquid nitrogen with great results. But, be sure to use ppe.

Use the companys website to locate the info you need. Follow this link and enter the serial number off of your compressor. This will take you to the user manual ect. From there you will be able to find out what the code means. http://serviceconnect.atlascopco.be/serviceconnectpp/default.asp

I have had many years experence using sea water to maintain trim conditions within ships due to fuel usage. We always used some sort of centrefuge/ oil water seperator to 'clean' the fuel prior to use in the main engines ect. I really cannot think of another solution.