Digital BW, The Print

I guess 'Dont' smoke and scan' is the best advice!

Simon
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: sceptre12345 
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 12:11 PM
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Epson3200 - Test results


  >From Kodak's site there is a definition of flammable. 
  http://www.kodak.com/country/US/en/motion/hse/solvent.jhtml

  Flash Point (FP) - This is the minimum temperature at which a liquid 
  gives off vapors in sufficient concentrations to form an ignitable 
  mixture with air as determined by Uniform Fire Code Standard 9-1 & 9-
  2. A chemical is called flammable if its flash point is less than 100 
  degrees F, and combustible if the flash point is greater than 100 
  degrees F. The use of chemicals with flash points requires additional 
  safety considerations.

  Also, seems that lighter fluid is also naphta. The things you learn 
  on this forum!
  Cheers,
  Andre

  > 
  > Ernst,
  > Seems that Kami mounting fluid SXL 2001 is also highly flammable. 
  And 
  > it leaves no residue: therefore it evaporates. It could'nt be 
  lighter 
  > fluid could it ? Naw, that wouldnt be responsible...But still it's 
  > highly flammable!
  > Cheers,
  > Andre
  > 
  > ----------------
  > From Kami's site:
  > ----------------
  > SXL 2001 / Scanner Mounting Fluid with anti-static properties
  > The Product:
  > Graphic Arts Scanner Mounting Fluid. A petroleum based product with 
  > high anti-static properties. SXL Scanner Mounting Fluid is non-
  toxic, 
  > non cacinogenic, however, highly flammable. Compliance to OSHA 
  > Standards, EPA approved. Use only for scannerdrums made of 
  > acrylmaterial.




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