International projectionist (Jan 1943-Dec 1944)

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*jz6 £$& mart jfeo?n vozc/t ICTORY CARBONS RECOMMENDED TRIM AN D RANGE OF ARC CURRENT FOR LAMPS USING COPPER COATED, HIGH INTENSITY, PROJECTOR CARBONS Type of Arc 1 re Current ■ — An peres New Victory Carbons — ■ Size and Type "1 Kw" High Intensity, A.C. 52-66 7 mm x 9 inch H.I., A.C. Carbons in both holders "1 Kw" High Intensity, D.C. 40-42 7 mm x 12 inch or 14 inch "Suprex" Positive 6 mm x 9 inch "Orotip" C Negative Simplified High Intensity, D.C. with adjustable feed ratio 42-45 7 mm x 12 inch or 14 inch "Suprex" Positive 6 mm x 9 inch "Orotip" C Negative J Simplified High Intensity, D.C. with fixed feed ratio 42-45 7 mm x 12 inch or 14 inch "Suprex" Positive 7 mm x 9 inch "Orotip" C Negative Simplified High Intensity, D.C. 56-65 8 mm x 12 inch or 14 inch "Suprex" Positive 7 mm x 9 inch "Orotip" C Negative You can obtain maximum efficiency and economy from your Victory Carbons by observing the following simple rules. USE CARBON TRIM RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR PROJECTION EQUIPMENT. The Victory Carbon trims indicated in the above table were established by comprehensive laboratory and field tests to ascertain the best results obtainable in all types of equipment. OPERATE CARBONS AT SPECIFIED ARC CURRENT. Better projection and greater economy are obtained when recommended arc currents are maintained. The maximum allowable arc current is stamped on each Victory Carbon at the left of the trade-mark. CHECK FEED RATIO CAREFULLY. Changes of arc current alter the ratio of burning rate be tween positive and negative carbons. On lamps equipped with adjustable feed and formerly operated above 45 amperes arc current, this ratio should be adjusted to meet the new current conditions. A bulletin describing operation of the new Victory High Intensity Carbons is available for distribution and will be sent promptly upon request. SAVE T H E COPPER Most of the copper used for plating copper coated projector carbons drops to the floor of the lamp house when the carbons are burned. Continue to save these copper drippings and turn them over to your supply dealer as designated by our government. FOPVICTORY NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, INC Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation HjjB Carbon Sales Division, Cleveland. Ohio GENERAL OFFICES 30 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. BRANCH SALES OFFICES ■ New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco INTERXATIOrVAL PROJECTIONIST