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In Reply to: RE: Sorry....no guessing games or conjecture from me. [nt] posted by stehno on September 17, 2014 at 22:18:29:
Cryogenics International does NOT use a "vapor" method. They perform a vastly superior deep cryogenic process to vapor injection. Please disuse this terminology, as it is at best incomplete on your part, and at worst incorrect. Continuing to do so in this case only promulgates misinformation.
Secondly, I do have "firsthand knowledge" between vapor injection and full-immersion treated products, and I would categorically state that, for audio products such as cabling, wiring and AC parts, full-immersion is superior to vapor injection treatment. But the caveat again is that not all materials survive the thermal shock of full immersion. Big caveat. There is more to that process than meets the eye....it's very technical. Materials problems are rarely the case with treatment from Cryogenics International (excepting silicon and a few adhesives).
I choose to do business with Cryogenics International because of their high professionalism, complete reliability, weekly service, the fact that their processing is computer-profiled at the boil-off point of LN2 (-320F rounded), and that their soak is programmed for periods usually beyond 24 hours, far more than many other facilities....that's where the rubber meets the road.
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Follow Ups
- AGAIN.... - alan m. kafton 03:27:18 09/18/14 (3)
- RE: AGAIN.... - stehno 16:34:55 09/18/14 (2)
- RE: AGAIN.... - David Pritchard 11:01:47 09/21/14 (1)
- RE: AGAIN.... - stehno 17:25:35 09/23/14 (0)
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