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noel@qualcomm.com wrote: > > Hi, > > My next door neighbor just bought a model home where the builder sold her > all the dishes and knicknacks glued together with silicone gel. I've used silicone sealant for over 15 years to pot electronics and what I've seen loosen the potting from the mold is oily solvents. Liquid silicone mold release works if the object with silicone set on it is somewhat pourous. Either one takes patience to let it sit long enough and nudge the silicone around the edges to work more of the release agent or solvent under the dry silicone. Silicone doesn't stick to saliva or baby oil so I use mineral oil or baby oil or a mixture of mineral spirits and mineral oil to clean objects with set silicone too. Diana -- Electronics Info Page --> http://lonestar.texas.net/~diana/electro.htm The Chevelle Page --> http://lonestar.texas.net/~diana/chevelle.htmReturn to Top
As the subject says, I am looking for the dielectric constant of polyethylene terphthalate and the dielectric strength in volts/mil. I've read the polymers faq and other faqs plus used a dozen search engines for this info to no avail. My Electronics Engineers Handbook doesn't have the specs on this particular polymer. If you have this information, or know where I can get this information, please reply. Diana -- Electronics Info Page --> http://lonestar.texas.net/~diana/electro.htm The Chevelle Page --> http://lonestar.texas.net/~diana/chevelle.htmReturn to Top
I am lookin for information on Injection/Blow Molding machines for PET bottle manufacture. If anyone has a lead or a good web site or any personal knowledge of this type of equipment, please e-mail me. Byron House University of New Brunswick, Canada c4g1@unb.caReturn to Top