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Address,
No PUN intended.
Does anyone have experience in using external solution vibrators
in Wet area Processes? Ultrasonics is out of the question, due to
cost. Direct attachment of vibrators to the plating tanks is out
of the question, since we are using polypropylene tanks.
For the past several weeks I've been evaluating Teflon and some
new chemicals by manual vibration (a hammer to the plating racks).
I now know this works, but who and where do I get the vibrators
from? And what type of cost are we looking at?
Can someone advise immediately. I would like to continue my
evaluations with automated vibrators.
Regards,
John Gulley - Process Engineering
email: [log in to unmask]
214-340-0543
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