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3M-IMPORTANT TOOLS IN INDUSTRY!

• ALL-PURPOSE ABRASIVES!

Modern grinding and polishing methods require

abrasives that give the desired finish in the shortest

time. Whatever your grinding problem there is a 3M

Coated Abrasive (belts, discs, sheets or rolls) that

will do the job faster and better.

Illustrated, bench backstand. This is a highly com-

pact, all-purpose unit that provides the most efficient

method of removing burrs, mold marks and other

small imperfections. It is frequently used to replace

a hard wheel bench grinder.

• INLINE SPLICING-

"Scotchcast" 82-A Series Splicing Kits

"Scotchcast" Splicing Kits 82-A1, 2 and 3 (for straight or inline splices) provide a tailor-made and electrical properties of the cable itself. field splice conforming exactly to the strength

Each kit has the proper size "Unipak" Container of "Scotchcast" Resin No. 4; two durable plastic mold halves which snap snugly together; two pouring spouts and a strip of "Scotch" Brand Electrical Tape to insure a seal at the mold ends. The 82-A1 kit also includes a “Scotchlok" Electrical Spring Connector

Sconcure

"Scotch" No. 33 Electrical Tape for wire splice protection.

This is a thin, tough, stretchy black polyvinyl plastic tape with a remark- ably high dielectic strength. Because of its thinness (7 mils), it gives you tighter, more comfortable splice coverings. It fits more compactly and neatly into junction boxes, conduits, and fittings. too

"Scotch" No. 33 is unaffected by acids, alkalies, oils, alcohol, sunlight and weathering. It will never crack-never dry out. "Scotch" No. 33 is available in 34" x 66ft. (19mm x 20M) rolls in individual metal containers and also in 34" x 20ft. (19mm x 6M) rolls packed 12 to a screw-top fibre container

SCOTCH

Bozericele

No.33

High Dielectric Strength Resists water, oils, acids TROLL KIN. X SLET

* 17%

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