Scientific American Magazine

Full Advantage Can be Taken of All Metal-Fabrication Methods and of Desirable Characteristics of Metals Themslves. Weldments Reduce the Need for Complicated Castings and Intricate Machining

Expands Where Heat and Chemical Resistance's Needed

Standing On an Enviable 30-Year Record, The High-Pressure laminates Look Forward to Continued Large Markets and Even Wider Use. Durable, Laminates Combine Technical and Decorative Advantages

With Plastics Panels in Modern Colors

"Overspray Waste" and "Blisters or Tears" have Long Remained Bugaboos in Industrial Finishing. Electronic Equipment that Sets Up Charges To Draw Paint to Article Now Minimizes Overspray; Similar Devices, Working in Reverse, Remove Excess Paint and Prevent Unsightly Tears

Improved by Electronic Control In Manufacturing Process

Aviation, Now Finding Itself a Noisy and Unwanted Neighbor in Many Communities, is Starting a Search for Ways and Means to Silence the Roar and Clamor That, Continued, Might Cost the Industry Heavily

Survey of Trends in the Metals Field Indicates Wholesale Design Changes and a Complete Readjustment of the Thinking Which has Recently Dominated Procurement and Application of Industrial Metals

Found in North America, Will be Available for More Uses

Nuclear Knowledge, Even In Its Present Stage, Embraces a Wealth of Practical, Usable Material. Industry Will Benefit--of This There Is No Doubt. Decentralization, Based on Atomic Power Plants Where Ordinary Power Plants Cannot Go, May be One Important Ramification

Marketed for First Time--In Pressure Cylinders

Paper's Renowned Weaknesses When Wet have Long Prevented Its Use In Many Packaging Applications. Now, the Additipn of Resins to Pulps Permits the Manufacture of Bags that Can Go Swimming if Necessary

Use Plastics "Light-Piping" Ability to Achieve Effects

Speeds Molding of Mica Electrical Parts