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Plastic or Titanium Clip
We attach a plastic "leader" to a coil of ferrous material. Leader is 6" in width with a thickness of .020". Material widths vary from 6.5" to 8.5" with a thickness of .002" to .010". At the beginning of a coil of ferrous material, we attach the leader & pull it through a cleaning line. We currently use tape to attach both, but chemistry gets caught in the tape contaminating the cleaning bath. I am looking for a better way to attach leader/ferrous material & prevent chemistry from being dragged from cleaning tank to cleaning tank. I do need it to be as low profile as possible.
Christopher Sullivan- Attleboro, Massachusetts
2005
Instead of tape could you use something like Crazy Glue? Just an idea. GMR-Mexico
Guillermo MarrufoMonterrey, NL, Mexico
2005
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