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life cheapens. I have 'hoodie' sweatshirts touted as dry fabric. Looks
like threadbare-lines of regular fabric are linked with parallel lines of 50% less fabric this allowing moisture... same for wet weather tires. As price goes down in the wet weather or all terrain tire category, the design concpet of reservoir grooves and attatched computer designed siphoning sipes gives way to carving ngreat chunks of rubber out of the contact patch to save rubber $osts. I swear the bottom end here gives 50% less contact area. Is Rema on the same trajectory ? That said, tho' I've only used two boxes over several years and in a 100+ degree use and storage environment, never had a failure. But this tube filling ? This is done by vacuum before packaging. How is this done ? By stoned workers in SF ? |
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ahhhh wrong tube ! I was working on the glue tube air evacuation
method. And a goldmine for invention-the air evacuation cap for those not inclined to roll up. BTW the Chinese have a slew of tube fillling machine's for sale... I imagine, and industrial history is fascinating, paper composites were common around ? 2000BC yes, but I too remove the paper as apparently I have not instructions read. |
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