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• Chemical Metering Pumps
• Controllers (pH, ORP, Conductivity)
• Feed System Accessories

• Flow Meters
• Flow Computers

• Drum Pumps
• Batch Control

• pH & ORP Electrodes
• Conductivity Probes

• Polymer Make-Down Systems
• Portable Chemical Feed Systems

• Ultrasonic Level Measurement
• Level Control

• Back Pressure Valves
• Pressure Relief Valves
• Calibration Cylinders

• Hand Held Testers
• Conductivity/Resistivity Monitors and Controls

• Agitators
• Bypass Feeders
• Glycol Feed Systems
• Separators
• Custom Packages

• In-Line Static Mixers

• Pulsation Dampeners
• Surge Suppressors
• Gauge Guards

• Tanks to 500 Gallons
• Tank Stands

Answer to Trivia Question:

• They are on the American Library Association's list of the top fifty most banned books in America.

"The Public Library of Concord, Massachusetts banned the novel [THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, first published in 1885] on the grounds that it was "rough, coarse and inelegant, dealing with a series of experiences not elevating, the whole book being more suited to the slums than to intelligent respectable people."...... In 1957, the controversy flared up again as the Civil Rights movement gained momentum. The NAACP charged that HUCK FINN contained "racial slurs" and "belittling racial designations." The objection this time? Twain's negative characterization of Jim and extensive use of the word "nigger" throughout the text. Many people felt his characterization, along with the "most powerful racial epithet in the English language" were insensitive to African American heritage. For this reason, the book continues to be contested in school systems across America."

-excerpted from  "The Trouble with Twain", PBS Now

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