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Lighting Industrial Interiors (1920)

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e that the initial cost of low gradepaint is less than the initial cost of Sta-White,but the ultimate cost of low grade paint isinvariably higher because its service is low. THE COST OF LOST PRODUCTION In the dark and dingy plant, production isinvariably below the true capacity of its equip-ment… … electrical energy to light a plant with dingywalls as against the same plant when painted white. Therefore, the difference in actual cost be-tween lighting a dingy interior and an interiorpainted with Sta-White represents a consider-able saving that might well be subtracted fromthe initial cost of…

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