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Re: Formic vapours
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Hi Randy &All

I haven't noticed a problem but have used many syringes over the years  
since Medhat first introduced the mitewipe concept to us in Ontario in  
the 1990's.  Medhat has never received the praise he deserves for the  
work he did in Ontario.  He is a credit to both Rob Page & Mark  
Winston who guided him.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W

On 6-Oct-16, at 10:54 AM, randy oliver wrote
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> Bob, how well do the o-rings in the syringe hold up to formic  
> exposure?

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