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Redrying cycles & time
- Thread starter pandithan
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you should ask your fabricator.
Normally three times shouldn't be a problem, but the biggest problem is traceability of those three times. That's the reason (or one of the reasons) most firms specify max. 1 time, and then throwing them away.
Typical time is two hours at 300 °C, but again, your mielage might vary depending on the brand and type.
Normally three times shouldn't be a problem, but the biggest problem is traceability of those three times. That's the reason (or one of the reasons) most firms specify max. 1 time, and then throwing them away.
Typical time is two hours at 300 °C, but again, your mielage might vary depending on the brand and type.
You could have a look at this link:
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