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We have been receiving transformers from a few vendors which have
varnish on the leads. Does anyone have any quick methods to remove
varnish from the leads of transformers? We are currently using a wire
brush or blade to remove the varnish. This tends to be rather time
consuming and a possible risk for the operator.
Thank you,
Jon Silvernail
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