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June 2007 

Below are listed featured articles from the June 2007 issue, Vol. 60, no. 6 © 2007 Barks Publications, Inc. ... see also June 2007 departments and columns and Previous issues.

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• Products and services on display at the EASA Show
  This month's convention of the Electrical Apparatus Service Association brings together nearly 150 suppliers to the aftermarket.
   

  By the EA Staff

   

• New life for an old service center
  We visit Southern Apparatus Services in West Monroe, Louisiana

   - A formerly captive repair shop finds a niche in large machinery.

   

• Electronic control for the environmentally conscious
  Even a user of industrial electronics can make a positive difference. 
   

  By David P. Tryling, EA Electronics Editor

• Circuit breaker servicing: Is it for you?
  When to give attention to a device that only rarely is called upon to perform. 
   

  With trilingual summary.
  (Read an online summary )

  By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor

• What does this job really cost?
  A look at deficiencies in quoting and costing systems used by service shops.

By William H. Wiersema, EA Contributing Editor
 

• Welding fumes raise new health concerns
  Respiratory risks, long overlooked, may be greater than many imagined.
  
  By Richard B. Elsberry, EA Contributing Editor

See also June 2007's Departments, columns