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Hilda Nezos She is survived by Gary and his wife Glenda, sons Fred and Ted. There are seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. — Deltron, Inc. (OTCBB: DTRO) is pleased to provide shareholders with an
update on the company’s established polyurethane manufacturing business,
development of proprietary breathing technology, and strategy for
increased revenue and market penetration this year.
Deltron’s Blu Vu Deep Oil and Gas Exploration, Inc. division is a
developer of breathing technology for use in extreme environments. Blu
Vu designs and develops proprietary closed-circuit rebreathers and
components for deep sea oil gas exploration, mining, search and
rescue, fire, building safety and hazardous materials applications, as
well as for recreational diving. As the rebreather technology is
designed to increase dive time, depth and diver efficiency, a key
application is in offshore oil and gas drilling. Blu Vu’s solutions are
engineered to allow offshore operators to provide more comprehensive
equipment inspections and thorough maintenance operations as well as
maximizing diving time when needed during critical spill containment
maneuvers. Deltron recognizes the critical need for solutions to improve
inspection, maintenance and repair of oil and gas rigs like BP’s
Deepwater Horizon.
Blu Vu is progressing with the development of innovative components
including a new proprietary bailout valve, which is a critical airflow
safety and control mechanism for rebreathers. The Company has applied
for patents, produced working prototypes, selected a manufacturing
tooling provider and established contact with rebreather OEMs. Blu Vu is
completing an extensive testing process and plans to launch models for
commercial as well as recreational diving in October.
Wholly owned subsidiary Elasco, Inc. is a growing engineered plastics
and polyurethane molding and manufacturing company. Elasco has been in
business for 31 years producing recreational and industrial products.
From its vertically integrated production facility in Garden Grove,
California, the company provides complete design and manufacturing
services including prototype work, mold and tooling design,
manufacturing, proprietary polymer mixing, custom casting and plastic
injection molding. Elasco generates revenue serving a diverse customer
base and sees opportunities to expand its business this year.
An exciting growth area for Elasco is in the development and sale of
new, “green” polyurethane formulations made from renewable plant-based
raw materials, rather than petrochemicals. The company has developed
sustainable, energy efficient soy-based polyurethanes that significantly
reduce the carbon footprint of manufactured products. The soy-based
polyol resins used in Elasco’s polyurethanes reduce related carbon
emissions from the manufacturing process by 36%, require less energy to
produce, use sustainable materials, are free of volatile organic
compounds (VOCs), and reduce demand for and reliance on non-renewable
petroleum reserves.
Douglas Douglas M. Beck passed away July 4, 2010, at his home in Lees Summit, MO., after a courageous five-year battle with cancer.Services will be held Saturday, July 10, at 10 a.m., at the LDS Kansas City Stake Center, 850 SE Church Street, Lees Summit, MO. A visitation will be held Friday, July 9, from 6-8 p.m., at the same location. Committal services will be at noon, Tuesday, July 13, at Larkin Sunset Gardens, Sandy, UT. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to LDS Charities and the Missionary Fund.