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Is there a need to exhaust smoke or fumes from the vinyl dip station?

April 26, 2017dip exhaust fumes smoke station vinyl

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Is there a need to exhaust smoke or fumes from the vinyl dip station?

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No, almost no smoke or fumes are present and therefore, no dip station exhaust is normally necessary. This again is the result of lower preheat temperatures. Only a slight waft of smoke normally rises when the mold enters the plastisol.