GUARDIAN SFS WEB PROFILE SYSTEM OPTIMIZES STEAM CURTAIN REMOISTURIZER

PRESS RELEASE – June 17, 2011

Converting companies vying for the High Quality Performance paper market focus on flat and level sheets. Water based fillers and strengtheners are typically clay or chalk, and are used to coat paper for high quality printing. They may be bound to the paper by organic starches or synthetics. This is an ideal application for the GUARDIAN SFS Web Profile System for water based coat weight measurement.

Additionally, Moisture Control in the Cross-Direction (CD) and Machine Direction greatly improves product quality and minimizes or eliminates edge curl. Steam Curtains/Showers re-moisturize the paper to improve cross-directional flatness. The steam curtain has a series of actuator controlled zones across the web. The GUARDIAN SFS can be set up to provide zone measurement of exit moisture. The resultant data is output via a serial comport or text file to control the individual actuators across the zone and the resultant moisture.

This is a great application of GUARDIAN SFS Web Profile technology to meet today?s converter?s need for improved moisture control to maintain flatness and to avoid web curl.

Contact Process Sensors Corp. today:

Phone: 508.473-9901

info@processsensors.com

www.processsensors.com

GUARDIAN SFS Web Profile Optimizes Steam Re-Moisturizer

BRUINS GOALIE TIM THOMAS STOPPED MORE SHOTS THAN ANY GOALIE IN A STANLEY CUP SERIES!

The last time the Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup, it was Bobby Orr who raised the Cup in 1972. This time Bruins goalie Tim Thomas hoisted the cup after stopping all 37 shots in a 4-0 win in Game 7. No goalie has stopped more goals in a Stanley Cup series than Thomas did during these seven games.

Unknown to many, but caught on camera, injured Bruins forward Nathan Horton sprinkled melted ice water from Boston’s TD Garden on the Vancouver ice prior to the game! Maybe that’s what broke the “Home Ice” advantage in the series!

Congratulations Bruins!