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~ Volume 6.11 -- 01/11/2006 ~

In This Issue:-

1. GTR Sprockets replace Poly Chain GT2
2. Melbourne Cup Closure
3. Brain Teaser - Riddled Again
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1. GTR Sprockets replace Poly Chain GT2

Naismith Engineering is proud to offer GTR Sprockets as a ‘Drop In’ alternative to Poly Chain GT2. The GTR sprockets are made by the same manufacturer that makes our complete range of timing pulleys and have had more than 30 years experience making this type of product.

Naismith Engineering will be stocking both 8mm & 14mm tooth profiles in all tooth widths at very competitive prices.

Naismith Engineering is also able to offer the GoodYear Falcon PD GTR belt which is also a ‘Drop In’ replacement alternative belt to the Poly Chain GT2. All of the standard lengths and widths are available.

So next time you need a Poly Chain sprocket give Naismith Engineering a try. You might be pleasantly surprised on delivery and price.

Poly Chain^® & GT^® are registered trademarks of the Gates Corporation and are used as a reference only.

2. Melbourne Cup Closure

Melbourne Cup Day is just around the corner and Naismith Engineering will be closed on Monday 6^th November and Tuesday 7^th November. We will be back in the office at the normal time on Wednesday morning.

3. Brain Teaser - Riddled Again

My life can be measured in hours;
I serve by being devoured.
Thin, I am quick; fat, I am slow.
Wind is my foe.
What am I?

Answer - Click Here