Construction Materials for Photographic Processing Equipment

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Eastman Kodak Company, 1980 - Photography - 36 pages
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... ( EPDM ) Fluoroelastomer ( Viton A ) Isobutylene Isoprene ( Butyl ) Nitrile (
Buna N ) Polyvinyl Chloride , flexible Koroseal 116 K - PVC - 75 Mayon ( food
grade ) Excelon RLB1060 Polyvinylchloride - Acetate , Flexible Tygon R - 3603
Silicone ...
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Table V CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PLASTICS Resistance to.
transparency of glass , or the flexibility of rubber . Only plastics , however , can be
strong , clear , and flexible simultaneously . Table IV compares some of the ...
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Manufacturer Base Resin ABS ( Fiber Reinforced ) Acrylic Polyurethane
Polyethylene Acetate , Butyrate , Propinate Polyester ( Glass Reinforced Sheet )
Polyaryl Ether Polyester , Vinyl Ester Polyvinyl Chloride ( Lined Flexible Tubing )
Acrylic ...

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TitleConstruction Materials for Photographic Processing Equipment
Volume 12 of Kodak publication
AuthorEastman Kodak Company
Edition3, illustrated
PublisherEastman Kodak Company, 1980
Original fromthe University of Virginia
Digitized27 Jun 2008
ISBN087985250X, 9780879852504
Length36 pages
  
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