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Denis Kolar:
Here it is, keep 'em coming.

Printficient:
Got it.  Please note that it does list a .01% existence of all the phthalates.  One of which is found in Tide laundry detergent.

Denis Kolar:
WM Plastic is not P free, but all of the Phthalates are below needed maximum level. The ink doe not have to be P free, it needs to be Phthalate  compliant.
That is my understanding. It said that the ink passed on all tests.
Where is Xenon certificate? I'm still waiting.

Printficient:

--- Quote from: DKgrafix on November 21, 2011, 11:39:59 PM ---WM Plastic is not P free, but all of the Phthalates are below needed maximum level. The ink doe not have to be P free, it needs to be Phthalate  compliant.
That is my understanding. It said that the ink passed on all tests.
Where is Xenon certificate? I'm still waiting.

--- End quote ---
The chemist is working on the testing as we speak.

JBLUE:

--- Quote from: Printficient on November 22, 2011, 07:04:22 AM ---
--- Quote from: DKgrafix on November 21, 2011, 11:39:59 PM ---WM Plastic is not P free, but all of the Phthalates are below needed maximum level. The ink doe not have to be P free, it needs to be Phthalate  compliant.
That is my understanding. It said that the ink passed on all tests.
Where is Xenon certificate? I'm still waiting.

--- End quote ---
The chemist is working on the testing as we speak.

--- End quote ---
Seriously? WTF? Why was this not said from the beginning.

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