Masonry Magazine September 1969 Page. 42
Advertisers' Index...
LET THEM KNOW YOU SAW IT IN MASONRY
Anchor Manufacturing Company
A
43
Clipper Manufacturing Company
C
Back Cover
Robert G. Evans Company
E
32 & 42
Folker Manufacturing Company
F
35
Giant Industries
G
32
Gilson Brothers Company
31
Keystore Steel & Wire Company
4 & 5
Lad-E-vator Division of Wyco Tool Company
L
36
Lull Engineering Company
33
Morgan Manufacturing Company
M
4
National Concrete Masonry Association
N
20
Ohio Lime Company
O
18
Pfizer Minerals, Pigments & Metals Div.
P
2nd Cover
Prime-Mover Company
28
Pittsburgh Corning Corporation
27
Superior Manufacturing Corporation
S
37
Thomsen Equipment Company
T
17
Trinity White, General Portland Cement Company
12
Union Metal Industries, Inc.
U
14
Western Products, A Division of Douglas Dynamics Corp.
W
34
Zonolite Div., W. R. Grace & Company
11
This index is published as a convenience to the reader. Every care is taken to make it accurate but masonry assumes no responsibilities for errors or omissions.
Shrink-Film Packaging
Thirty representatives of the Masonry Industry were guests of the Signode Corporation on August 14th for a special demonstration of the firm's new shrink-film packaging system for masonry products. At the com-
Emerging from the shrink tunnel this breakaway package of brick has been covered with polyethylene.
pany's Research facilities in Chicago, the various steps in creating an efficient package with shrink-film were shown and then packages were tested for their durability and stability. The vibrator test simulated a 2,000 mile rail or truck shipment.
Package in the foreground has the shrink-film while that in the back does not. In the simulated 2,000 mile shipment the shrink-filmed package far outlasted the other.
Who should know salesmen better than American Salesman magazine? They tell that, in a local restaurant, a salesman paid his check, turned to the stranger at the next table and asked: "Would you like to buy a railroad?" The other man said, "No, of course not!" "I didn't think you would," the salesman apologized. "I simply mentioned it so I can say that business was discussed at this meal when I report my taxes."
masonry September, 1969
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4330 Clary Boulevard
Kansas City, Mo. 64130
QS-7037