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solvent for gripper installation
- Subject: solvent for gripper installation
- From: sdavis@oznet.ksu.edu
- Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 10:18:00 -0600
- Delivered-To: p2tech-archive@glc.org
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- List-Name: p2tech
- Organization: K-State Research & Extension
- Reply-To: sdavis@oznet.ksu.edu
Dear P2techers:
I'm working with a tool company using toluene to soak a soft plastic
handle before sliding it on a metal tool handle. Tools are mostly
pliers and such. The client says the toluene "stretches" the
plastic, although I think it may just soften it, making it easier to
slide onto the tool handles. Does anyone have experience with this
type of application and know of a different material that may work
here? My first thought is heating the handle in a soapy solution
from the inside (like a test-tube washer system) and then sliding it
on...
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Sherry Davis