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Most users of color concentrates for wire and cable take these materials for granted until there is a problem with them. And this is how it should be. However, when a problem does occur, a user may be able to solve it more effectively and more efficiently if he is familiar with the basic principles of coloring plastics.
Most users of color concentrates for wire and cable take these materials for granted until there is a problem with them. And this is how it should be. However, when a problem does occur, a user may be able to solve it more effectively and more efficiently if he is familiar with the basic principles of coloring plastics.
| Author(s) | R.C. Zeller, V. DeSai and H. Jani, Wilson-Fiberfil International, USA |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous/Electrical Division Meeting, Manchester, NH USA |
| Year | 1987 |
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