Tough, finely woven nylon fabric treated with a release agent. It is used to separate the absorber, breather and vacuum bag from the laminate in vacuum bagging operations.
Sika Primer-209 N is a black pigmented low-viscosity liquid that dries by reaction with atmospheric moisture. It is used to prime painted surfaces and plastic substrates prior to bonding with Sikaflex products. Critical for the successful use of Sikaflex -295UV.
The short version used as the first piece of pipe from the top of diesel or solid fuel heater. The barometric damper helps decrease the draft on longer chimneys allowing the user to operate the unit on lower fuel settings. Recommended on all installs.
Provides an international standard for safe stowage and securing of cargoes to promote the safety of life both at sea and during loading and discharge.
Harken's patent-pending stud-bolt mounting system allows one person to quickly install a winch through predrilled holes on deck without removing the drum.
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