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> Is anyone else heat curing these types of materials?
I will forward your message to someone I know is involved with gel
encapsulation.
> Does anyone know of
other discussion groups which may find this an interesting question?
You could try the EMAN (Electronic MANufacturing list), which I started
as a more general discussion list than technet, but which has been
very inactive recently. The list is [log in to unmask] and it is
joined by mailing to [log in to unmask] a message:
JOIN EMAN Fred Bloggs
David Whalley
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