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Features and Benefits Diaphragm-relieving Fits any professional spray gun Lightweight design is comfortable for use by right or left handed painters Precise air control at the gun for better color match ability Swivel adapter for fast installation Not for use with HVLP spray guns (more…)
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Easy access 6 flange for quick desiccant changes Moisture Indicator lets you know when to change desiccant cartridge Wall Mounting Brackets - sturdy steel brackets for easy installation Desiccant Cartridge - Special CAMAIR desiccant cartridge removes oil, water & moisture vapor from your compressed air resulting in a dew point of - 400F and relative humidity of less than 1/2 First Stage Separator removes bulk water, dirt and oil, which greatly extends desiccant life Drain - All brass construction for long trouble free life
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DeVilbiss DAGR Airbrush: Excellent Control, Hairline detail for high paint-flow shading and gradual fades, Smooth double action trigger, and Pre-set handle for precise control of paint flow. Compressor Features: Powerful: At 1/6 Horsepower this unit delivers sufficient Air Volume (CFM) and Air Pressure (PSI) to operate most airbrushes. Portable: Light-Weight, Compact and Easy to Carry with the Built in Handle. Precise Air Adjustment: Air Pressure Adjustment Regulator Knob with Pressure Gauge. Automatic On/Off Shutoff: Preset for automatic turn off when air pressure reaches 57 PSI. Preset for automatic turn on at 43 PSI. This enables a longer compressor life from less motor wear and heat-related moisture
CT30 Desiccant Air Dryer Wall Mount w/ Regulator CT series desiccant air dryers remove water vapor from the compressed air down to a dew point of -40deg F. Quick change 10 lb. desiccant cartridge bag is made of a special fiber media which removes oil aerosols and solid particles down to .01 microns meaning no need for coalescing or final filters. Patented quick change filter and desiccant cartridge. Includes regulator, gauge and shut off valve. 3 filters in one, cartridge removes oil, humidity and dirt. Change out every three months or as indicated .
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In their first appearance (Hornet’s Nest, 1997), Chief Judy Hammer, Deputy Virginia West, and reporter-turned-rookie-cop Andy Brazil battled a serial killer in Charlotte, North Carolina. Now, in Patricia Cornwell’s Southern Cross, the trio are dispatched to Richmond, Virginia–via an NIJ (National Institute of Justice) grant–to quell the growing gang problem and modernize the beleaguered Richmond PD. They bring with them a sophisticated computer program for tracking criminal activity and a tried-and-true methodology for reforming Richmond’s men and women in blue. Unfortunately, Hammer, Brazil, and West could not have been prepared for the resentment they would confront… or the bizarre cast of characters they would find upon their arrival: Lelia Ehrhart–wealthy (and nosey) chair of the Blue Ribbon Crime Commission–whose heavy European accent renders her English dangerously hilarious; Butner “Bubba” Flunk IV–tobacco industry worker, gun collector, and UFO aficionado; Smoke–the sociopathic leader of the Pikes gang; and Weed Gardener–14-year-old painter turned master graffiti artist. Unlike Cornwell’s usual fare, Southern Cross is driven almost exclusively by an interest in these strange personalities and their surreal hometown, rather than in fast-paced thrills. The novel becomes a satire on city politics, Southern culture, the ever-tense relationship between the police and the public, and the struggles of the average man and woman with computer technology. Cornwell does fall down in a few places. First, her description of the computer virus that somehow infects police department Web sites from Richmond to New York seems a bit far-fetched. Also, her narrative, divided among three major characters, loses its focus and sags at several points. In the end, though, Southern Cross is redeemed by Cornwell’s inimitable renderings of police work and the quotidian life of Richmond’s many odd denizens. –Patrick O’Kelley
–This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
From Publishers Weekly
It’s fortunate that Cornwell has a new Kay Scarpetta thriller (Black Notice) coming out in July, because this second novel featuring southern police chief Judy Hammer is as disappointing as last year’s Hornet’s Nest. The problem is elementary. Cornwell, who writes the Scarpetta novels in a first-person voice that blazes with passion and authenticity, lacks control over the third-person narration here. The tone is all over the place, veering from faux-Wambaugh low-jinks to hard-edged suspense, and the plotting is, too. Hammer and her team of deputy chief Virginia West and greenhorn cop Andy Brazil have moved via a federal grant to Richmond, Va., in order to set straight that city’s policing. If only they could bring order to the narrative, which twists into an unwieldy welter of subplots. Early on, for instance, Hammer and West misconstrue as malevolent an overheard phone conversation between a local redneck, Butner (Bubba) Fluck IV, and a coon-hunting pal. From there Cornwell spins seriocomic descriptions of Bubba at work, Bubba on a hunting trip, Bubba arguing with a black cop. Among these events and those of other subplots (stymied love between West and Brazil; sabotage of the cops’ Web site; the jailing of a police dispatcher; etc.) runs a more dominant plotline?the only one in the novel that exerts dramatic force?about a talented boy artist strong-armed into a gang by a sociopathic teen. There’s a lot of broad, often slapstick, social commentary (mostly about class warfare) larded into all the goings-on. If Cornwell’s intention is to reproduce with a snicker the chaos of a big southern city, she has succeeded all too well. 1 million first printing; Literary Guild, Mystery Guild and Doubleday Book Club main selections; foreign rights sold in France, Germany, the U.K., Italy and Norway. (Jan. 11). FYI: In May, Putnam will publish Cornwell’s first children’s book, Life’s Little Fable.Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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