Material composition of Scotch Brite!
Material composition of Scotch Brite!
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Hello,
does anybody know the material composition of Scotch Brite which is used for surface finish for steels, cleaning,...?
We have encountered some unexplained dielectric failures of a Scotch Brite polished contact system in vacuum. An untreated system works perfectly. A rough idea would really facilitate a deeper look into the problem. However, it may have nothing to do with it....
Thanks
does anybody know the material composition of Scotch Brite which is used for surface finish for steels, cleaning,...?
We have encountered some unexplained dielectric failures of a Scotch Brite polished contact system in vacuum. An untreated system works perfectly. A rough idea would really facilitate a deeper look into the problem. However, it may have nothing to do with it....
Thanks





RE: Material composition of Scotch Brite!
I am sure that a search of the 3M website for the MSDS would help you. Try: http://www3.3m.com/search/search?request=searchKeyword&query=scotch+brite+msds
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Matthew Ian Loew
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RE: Material composition of Scotch Brite!
Scotch-Brite pads (at least the original product line, it now include sponges & SS wool) consist of a spun polypropylene fiber with about nine grit variations: none, various sizes of alumina grit, or various sizes of silicon carbide grit.