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Duol-Spindle Lqlhe
Moore Oregon and Production Machines of Portland, Oregon, announced that a 15-ton dual spindle veneer lathe was reeent- ly loaded for shipment to Olsen-Lawyer Veneer Co., Medford.
The high speed S-foot latlhe was installed' complete with charger, core bracing assembly and electric drives to peel Douglas fir' white fir and some pine, Lathe handles four blocks per minute up to 40" in diameter.
TITRITE: Moore Oregon, Portland, '14, Oregon, for details.
Shockproof Connectors
Pass and Seyrirour has announcbd the introduction of the first shockproof, shatterproof cord connectors and caps with fully adjustable non-metallic cord grrp. The f9800 Double-S cord connectors and caps are molded of a tough polycarbonate material with many times the impact strength of commonly used plastics.
Shockproofing is accomplished by a combination of design factors: cord grips are molded in one piece with the cap and canrnot rattle loose; there is no a.rmor, metal backplates or cable clamps to become "hot" due to worn insulation or loose wire str:ands.
Designed for continuous heavy-duty service, the Double-S is arc and moisture-resistant, will not support combusion, and is unaffected by extreme heat or cold, as well as the usual industrial greases, oils, salts, detergents and clea.ners.
Providing safe connections under demanding conditions where power intermptions can be costly, the cord connectors are colored a bright yellow for quick, easy identification.
WRITE: Dept. 000, Pass & Seymour, Solvay Station, Syracuse, N.Y, 13209.
Self-Sell Boords
Dealers can fatten their profits during the month of September by tying in with "back to school" promotions of chalk boards, cork boards and bulletin boards such as the one shown here from Woodland Products, Co.
Practically everyone can use a Woodland product. The consumer may find the products in dealer's stores, and the products themselves are largely self-selling. They are manufactured with the care and nride of good craftsmanship.
Woodland's chalk, cork and bulletin boards come pre-packed in popular sizes in a self-selling display.
WRITE: Woodland Products Company, Box 1312, Plaza Station, Ontario, California.

Speciol Teco Anchor
Available from Timber Engineering Company (Teco) is a special framing anchor designed to resist uplift resulting from winds blowing against roofs.
Called the Ty-Down, the product is available in two sizes. Ty-Down, Sr., is lroa" wide and 103/+" Iong and is used for rafterto-plate-to-stud anchorage where rafters or roof trusses fall in line with the wall studs. Ty-Down, Jr. also measures 1rea" in width but only 51/+" in length, and is used in conjunction with the larger Ty-Down where the rafter or truss does not fall in line with the stud.
Manufactured from 18 gauge galvanized steel, Teco Ty-Downs are supplied with special l1/2" long, .135" diarneter, hardened spiral shank nails for maximum shear value and resistance to withdrawal.
WRITE: Timber Engineering Company, 1619 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Wash., D.C.
Strong Door Surfoce
A pace-setting molded door surface, six times more resistant to indentation and scuffing than ordinary materials used in door manufacturing has been developed by Weyerhaeuser Company of Tacoma, Wash.
Called Molded Doq Skins, the new door surfaces are being used by about 10 leading door manufacturers. The door skins are formed from wood fibers and resin molded under high pressure, a system developed after 15 years of research. They are pressed into a popular six-panel colonial design to fit house doors of all standard sizes.
Weyerhaeuser engineers had the new door machine-slammed more than a million times without damage to test its toughness.
The factory-primed, one-piece surfacewill not separate and is free from joints so it requires no sanding or filling. Primed with an off-white coat, the door surface can be finish-painted in one easy application.
T'he door surdace is so strong and durable it takes a force of 3,600 pounds to drive a steel ball into the face.
WRITE: Weyerhaeuser Company, Box 8, Tacoma, Wash., 98401.
