July 2003 

Below are listed featured articles from the July 2003 issue, Vol. 56, no. 7 © 2003 Barks Publications, Inc. ... see also July 2003 departments and columns.

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• A passion for perfection - In the shadow of the Meadowlands sports complex, three brothers (Frank, Sal and Vincent Gaccione) have teamed up to earn a big-league reputation with the U. S. Navy and other demanding customers.  Atlantic-Kenmark in North Arlington, New Jersey has grown to a workforce of 18 people, zooming in to serve more industrial and commercial customers within a 200-mile radius of its show, as well as handling a steady stream of military-related jobs.  By Joe Barks, EA Associate Publisher

• Shop equipment showcase  A section devoted to equipment and materials used in apparatus service  By the EA staff

• Can rotor bars be 'too long'?  Is there an ideal length?... Read an online summary (trilingual summary appears in the magazine)...By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor

• Uninterruptible power supplies broaden their industrial appeal  Whatever your industry, it appears there are many reasons to consider this growing technology By David P. Tryling,  EA Electronics Editor

Codes & Standards

• Worldwide standards? Not yet... and maybe never  As European market standards tighten, the 'CE Mark' looms large By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor

• Complying with OSHA's 'Safe Emergency Egress Standard' Clearly marked exits are required for everyone By Richard B. Elsberry, EA Contributing Editor

• Estate planning important at any age  Planning ahead can reduce heartache for your heirs  By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor

See also July 2003's Departments, columns