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HOW YOU PROFIT with G-E motors and control on cranes and hoists A 10-ton. G-E equipped. gantry crane at the Puget Sound Navy Yard, Brem- erton, Wi ashington G-E motor, brake, and control applied to the hoist motion of the crane \ oe profit when you operate cranes and hoists with G-E motors and control be- cause these motors and control save you money through the following features: Low Maintenance Costs 1. They. eliminate destructive jarring of the load and the crane, in starting or stopping, by even, automatically controlled acceleration and ee ccl-ra don. 2. Their nonbreakable, noncorroding grids are designed especially for rough, outdoor service. 3. The sturdy, cam-operated control on all d-c. equipment has long life. Dependable Service You have the benefit of sturdy, weatherproof motors designed for heavy-duty service. Time Saving 1. Youcan move the hoist smoothly from point to point on the controller. 2. You can make adjustments easily because of the simple, practical circuit design. Less money for upkeep and repairs; service that you can re/y on; saving of time because of the smooth operation of the machine and because of the simplicity of adjustments—all these will save you money and thus add to your profits. General Electric, Schenectady, N. Y. 020 53 GENERAL @ ELECTRIC MARINE REVIEW—October, 1934