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You could also try
Donnelly Corp.
414 E. 40th St.
Holland MI. 49423
Ph 616-786-7000
Fax 616-786-6124
Years ago Donnelly use to vapor deposit tin oxide on glass for
electroluminescent lamps for various products we made for the space programs.
Donnelly also makes vapor deposition coated rear view mirrors for the auto
industry.
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Subject: Re: indium oxide conductors
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Date: 4/19/96 10:51 AM
You might give the following companies a try:
P.A. Clausing, Inc.
Skokie, IL
312-267-3399 (area code might now be 708 or 847)
Evaporated Metal Films
Ithaca, NY
607-272-3320
Doug Pauls
CSL
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