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Does anyone have a recommended process for effectively cleaning multilayer
lamination plates (stainless steel 0.060")? I am looking for a process or
piece of equipment that cleans plates that does not require precleaning plates
with razor blades and does not deteriorate the thickness of the plate. Please
let me know if you have any recommendations.
Thank you
Paul Formiller
Merix Corporation
PHONE: 503-359-9300 ext 4511; FAX: 503-357-1181; PAGER: 503-948-3994
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