From: Patrick Jankowiak (recycler@swbell.net)
Date: Mon Feb 07 2005 - 16:41:19 PST
We used MEK at Sony to clean heads of broadcast VTRs (high dollar
VCRs) which had been left in still mode too long and had 'burned'
the tape residue onto the heads. Saved the customer the cost of a
$1500 head job that way.
Rich Sherman wrote:
> What about using MEK? Many years ago, a company I worked for used it for
> cleaning electronic wire processing (coloring) machines. The shop foreman
> told me it's also a great parts cleaner. I never tried it, but always
> wondered. It did a great job on the equipment at the time.
>
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--Best regards,
Patrick
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