Edward, we have installed two such lines, and have much experience, and I
would advise you strongly to make sure that you have somebody who has some
experience in this area.

Conveyorized oxide is as good as you hope it will be, ONCE THE LINE IS
CONFIGURED PROPERLY, and one of your worst nightmares getting it configured
properly.

We spent 2-3 months getting the equipment configured properly.

What happens until the line is configured properly is that the oxide comes
out looking uneven.  This is not an actual performance issue, however, most
customers cannot deal with the appearance of an uneven oxide.

Should we discuss the possibility of sharing our experience with you?

Rudy Sedlak
RD Chemical Company
Mountain View CA USA
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