Digital BW, The Print

Hallow fellows,

Oh - so many e-mails stating the SAME PROBLEM! 

I have got many E-mails - one of them was very informative but
not an "glad" information

I see that there are many people having the same trouble
with the CIS/CFS not meeting the criterias set up in former inlays!
(permeatic (out) and molecyles reaching the ink (absorbic inwards)

One person has allready tested The Tygon Inert Tubes Formula 200.
Result in short - the inert cracked after a time of use!

That is - all of TYGONS hight quality tubes are not fit because of 
to hight a bending flexibility or bending elasticity! However se 
below!

That is....
Going to new deliverants to go on researching.
Dow Chemical, Du Pont I know of - Do You know
of any others - there must be many manyfacturers for this tubes
OD 1/8 ID 1/16 - for industry, reserchcompanies and hospital use!

Think?

Or a solution that one can treat the surface of the tubes we are 
using now???

Feel free to mail me here at yahoo - as I don't want my real E-mail 
going public.

I'm continuing - It might be so that the more "stiff" tubes of real 
hight quality - just needs another support that rises the tubes some 
cm's?? And if TYGON is in game again - but it cannot be an inert tube
It must be one of their solid tubes.
Also buying tubes this way - is to hold them toghether in another 
simple way (OK - got an address from TYGON for a manufacturer of glue 
that can be used together with all their tubes...)

That's it for the time - also don't order TYGON inert Formula 200
as it has allready been tested - negative!

Let the hunt for tubes or other solution contionue - contribute - by 
E-mailing me - so I can put toghether the results - that hopefully 
drives us forward!


Best Regards

Bo Wrangborg
Sweden
sm7bxd@...
(for this CIS/CFS "tube-questions")



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "sm7bxd" <sm7bxd@y...> 
wrote:
> Fellows,
> 
> Here is their word document on my site for You to study:
> This is their first propasal. Made together with me!
> They also have the photoes of the CFS/CIS etc systems.
> We are going to do this scientificly!!! 
> As You see - it's a rather more sofisticated tube!
> Got it a minute ago!
> 
> www.visicon.se/tubes
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> Regards
> Bo Wrangborg
> Sweden
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "sm7bxd" <sm7bxd@y...>