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sekhon73
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Fluorescent Magnetic Powder

05/13/2007 3:26 AM

Dear sir,

Can you please revert with the process of manufacturing of tiny magnetic particle with fluorescence under ultraviolet light?

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Re: Fluorescent Magnetic Powder

05/13/2007 11:15 PM

Any NDE company can supply you all the liquid fluorescent mag particle material you Will ever need. Along with a trained, certified tech.
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