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www.tess009@msn.com
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laser to remove information

02/12/2008 2:08 PM

We need a lasre that will remove some information inside the botlle on a plastic tube that contains liquid
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Re: laser to remove information

02/12/2008 2:35 PM

Information in a liquid?

Something dissolved in the liquid?

Maybe its something like crystals that you want to break up using a laser?

Has this got something to do with destroying drugs in urine samples?

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02/13/2008 11:06 PM

Does the vial have a tamper-evident seal over a polyurethane stopper? Please tell us if the plastic tube is actually an isotope label. Expired pharmaceuticals? Cheers.

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Re: laser to remove information

02/14/2008 10:59 PM

poor the liquid out into a bottle your desire..
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Re: laser to remove information

02/15/2008 5:00 AM

Hi, www.tess009@msn.com !

What about the refractive index/flammability/photosensitivity of the liquid, the refractive index etc. of the bottle material, the irregular shape of the bottle, and the depth of the penetration you require?

Perhaps a laser isn't the way you want to go.

What's the description of the actual situation you intend to correct?

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