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This large "Pyrex" housing, the first neon insulator produced by the Corning Glass Works, was introduced in 1936. Since that time over 2,000,000 have been installed in practically every type of neon sign, both large and small, and have given unequalled service under every possible condition. Furnished with heavy cadmium plated ferrule and phosphor bronze contact spring. Other parts are cadmium plated or made of corrosion resisting metals.           BRAND LARGE CATALOG NO. 69113 Panel opening 1¾" Inside diameter at open end 15/16" Inside depth 3¼" Overall length including bolt 47/16" Length measured from shoulder 37/8" Heavy cadmium plated ferrule Phosphor bronze contact spring Patent No. 2046960 Approved by Underwriters Standard package quantity 50 pcs. Shipping weight per carton 22½ lbs.     Sign men, interested in building long-life and trouble-free service into their signs, have long since learned that this all-purpose "Pyrex" electrode housing will give them a job they can guarantee with confidence resulting in customer satisfaction and increased sales and profits.     Due to its extremely high dielectric strength, "Pyrex" brand glass is of particular value as insulation in all fields where severe service requirements demand the best possible insulator at a reasonable price. When ordering housing, specify PYREX housings. Much greater than any other commonly used insulating material.