Specialized Tools - A number of different tools were generously donated by SPC to the lab, including stainless steel tweezers, telescoping inspection mirrors, and a Fluke Multimeter. The multimeter is used to accurately determine the voltage and amps running to a particular electrolytic cell. The four motor starters are used to power up the winch motors that raise and lower the platform in the new conservation vat for the Belle. . S.S. White Technologies 151 Old New Brunswick Rd. Spare parts were also supplied to keep the machine running, which is particularly useful for removing small areas of concretion from delicate non-ferrous artifacts. .
Accurate measurements are a necessity for the documentation of the artifacts. .
Steinel America 9051 Lyndale Ave. The lightweight fiberglass nuts and all-thread will enable lab personnel to use the original fastening holes without adding the extra weight of regular steel bolts and nuts. Angle Iron - This steel was used in the construction of the lifting platform that will allow the reconstruction and conservation of the Belle in the new conservation vat. The angle iron forms the cross members between the larger I-beams and channel iron that supports the fiberglass grating. . Sunbelt Plastics 4611 Central Ave.