Original 1960 industrial trade vintage catalog for the CATALYTIC COMBUSTION CORPORATION.  Main office and plant were located at 4721 Fourteenth Street, Detroit, MI.

Manufacturers of Catalysts and Catalytic Fume Combustion Systems.

Catalytic Combustion Systems are engineered to handle gases containing hydrocarbon and organic fumes, vapors or contaminants. These gases are preheated and directed through a catalyst media where flameless combustion takes place at low temperatures. There is no 'collection' requiring subsequent disposal. Fumes are simply converted to odor-free, non-objectionable carbon dioxide and water vapor; frequently with profitable recovery of heat generated by combustion of the fumes.

Catalyst structure consists of nickel alloy supporting media of high-surface area on which platinum alloys and other catalytically active metals are electrolytically deposited and conditioned. Constructed in element form, the catalysts are easily handled, light in weight, have high thru-put capacity, are free of breakage or spalling, resulting in long service life.

Has product images, description and applications to provide product details.

Unbound from a large rare 1960 Process Industries Catalog, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro industrial equipment library.