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Howell Laboratories, Inc. |
P. O. Box 389, 188 Harrison Rd., Bridgton Maine 04009 USA |
| (207) 647-3327 | (888) 744-8359 | FAX (207) 647-8273 | contracts@howelllabs.com |
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Certified to ISO 9001:2000

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We are leading in introducing cutting-edge technology into Navy products. Our Model 6995 membrane dehydrator has been selected for new construction for the DDG 1000, DDG-51 and LPD-17 classes and approved for all other classes of surface combatants and amphibious ships. It is also fully authorized as a SHIPALT retrofit on the FFG-7, CG-47, DDG-51, and DD-963 classes. Membrane dehydrators for U.S. Navy Low-Pressure Electronics Air Service (-40° F dew point):The simplest, most dependable, lowest maintenance technology to come down the pike in years. |
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| CFC-based units are no longer approved for new U.S. Navy installations. If you need a new unit and have chilled water available (2-4 gpm @ 45° F), our highly reliable condenser-filter dehydrators are approved and recommended as replacements. If you have no chilled water, try a membrane unit. | |||
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