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Spi-spe b3




I WANT TO KNOW SPI-SPE (INCLUDING B3) Technical content

Jang Yong Lee
ELECTRONICS - BUSAN, KOREA
2002



May 27, 2009

Hello, Jang.

SPE is "Society of Plastics Engineers" (www.4spe.org), while SPI is "Society of the Plastics Industry" (www.plasticsindustry.org).

letter 20910 on this site should be helpful to you in understanding the issues. The B-3 finish is what used to be known as the #3 finish.

You can get the "Mold Finish Guide" at http://store.plasticsindustry.org. Look for item AR-106.

Good luck!

Regards,

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
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