Monday, May 31, 2010

Re: [MW:5317] Expiry date


Dear Sandeep,

As electrode manufacturer we recommend maximum 3 years storage under recommended conditions. If you redry them according to the manufacturers recommendation, they will be returned to mint condition. This is sound engineering practice. If the electrodes are packed in an air tight package, they can technically be stored for a very long time. However, there is a limit to how long time documentation is kept by the manufacturer, normally not more than 10 years.

Best regards,


Claes Gillenius




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Dear all,
How many year we can keep E7018 electrode in recomended temperature.
 
With Regards,
 
 
sandeep.k.p

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