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vicks Participant Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 1	Vacuum Drying 09/06/2012 3:35 AM
	We are trying to find out how misld steel jobs can be dried in vacuum wii it consume less time that conventional drying
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jesw55 Power-User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Wales, UK Posts: 391 Good Answers: 18	#1 Re: Vacuum Drying 09/06/2012 4:07 AM
	Hi vicks, I can't say I've heard of using vacuum to dry mild steel components. It's the same old story on this site we need a lot more information to try and assist you. What are the parts, how big, how many, what shape, etc? Check out www.exair.com they have a range of high efficiency nozzles that can blow the water off. Best of luck, John __________________ Best advice I can give as you get older "Never miss an opportunity to relieve yourself"
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durtieduck Guru Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 668 Good Answers: 3	#2 Re: Vacuum Drying 09/09/2012 1:22 AM
	yes
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