PLASTICS Put TO SEA The strength, lightness and dependability of L.C.I. plastics have found a permanent place in modern ship construction where nothing is sacrificed that affects the safety of the ship or the comfort of its passengers; L.CI. plastics widely used on modern luxury liners include I PERSPEX for light fittings, light reflectors and covers "NyLON" for warps, hawsers and cleaning brushes_ WELVIC " COMPOUNDS for electric cable insulation, decorative extruded strips for murals and floor coverings. MOULDRITE UF for moulded cabin fit- tings, soap and tumbler holders, air vents and lavatory seats Also moulded electrical fittings. MouLDRITE PF for electrical mouldings, ash-trays, etc: " "ALKATHENE for cold water piping (ftresh and salt) , and as insulation for high-frequency navigation aids radio, radar and depth-sounding equipment: Above deck; below deck from stem to stern in modern ships LC.I. plastics play their part: ICL PLASTICS SERVE THE WORLD IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (NZ) LTD: P 0 Box 900, P.0 Box 1592, P 0. Box 1486, Auckland Wellington Christchurch
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 803, 10 December 1954, Page 9
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164Page 9 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 803, 10 December 1954, Page 9
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