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ITT Presents 2009 Mining Book

    9/21/2008

    September 21, 2008, Las Vegas, Nev: Where are the world’s most productive mines located? What are the three primary methods of mineral processing? What types of pumps and valves are used for different mining operations? Mine managers, product specifiers, purchasing agents, and trade editors can answer these and many other questions by reading, ITT’s comprehensive reference book, “Mining and Mineral Processing.”

    The 62-page book is a one-stop resource on today’s mining industry. Equipped with information on mining procedures, types of mining, mineral processing, worldwide mining data, product reports, challenges customers are facing and mining success stories, ITT’s 2009 mining book was created to serve as an essential industry reference.

    ITT updates this publication regularly as a unique service to customers and other industry participants.  “ITT makes hundreds of different products used in mines throughout the world, in virtually every aspect of mining operations,” said Tony Przybylek, ITT’s Global Marketing Manager for Mining. “With this book we’re sharing some of our industry experience as a service to customers and others involved in mining.”

    Request free copies of the ITT mining book on CD by e-mailing gpsales@itt.com, or calling 800-734-PUMP.  To learn more about ITT mining products visit www.ittmining.com.     


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    About ITT Corporation
    ITT Corporation (www.itt.com) supplies advanced technology products and services in several growth markets. ITT is a global leader in water and fluid transport, treatment and control technology. The company plays a vital role in international security with communications and electronics products; space surveillance and intelligence systems; and advanced engineering and services. It also serves a number of growing markets—including marine, transportation and aerospace—with a wide range of motion and flow control technologies. Headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., the company generated $8.8 billion in 2007 sales.