ALL THIS. . . a#i<f quiet, too! The modern kitchen equipment now becoming available is a delight to the eye, no doubt about that. I t \sa delight to the ear, too. for"tiruiy*\soimds from usual kitchen operations are reduced to a minimum through the use of "Witco vibration dampeners'* — scientifically compounded asphalt compositions which are readily sprayed on the under surface of steel utility cabinets, dish washers, sinks, window ventilators and ventilating ducts.

Witco Research Laboratories have developed several grades of vibration dampeners to deaden sound, seal seams and give thermal insulation with protection against corrosion. These are also widely used in the manufacture of automobile doors, body panels and fenders, railway cars, office furniture, steel cabinets.

portable steel partitions, air conditioning units and in many sheet steel products subject to mechanical vibration. From the manufacturing viewpoint, ease of spray application and im­provement in cleanliness are advantages that promote their use on high-speed production lines.

Here, then, is ye t another example of YVitco's contributions to industrial progress in such fields as steel fabrication, rubber compounding, paper and ink-making, plastics, y>aints. cos­metics and drugs, ceramics and leather.

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