Thin film windows for Tracer
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kat...@otenet.gr
Apr 29, 2023, 6:46:59 AM4/29/23
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Apparently there is a problem with the supplier for Tracer windows. I found these on Chemplex and was wondering if they would be a good replacement? Has anyone tried them?
Lucas Martindale Johnson
Apr 30, 2023, 7:46:21 PM4/30/23
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They look as if they would do the trick. max 4mil prolene should be the best. I think the factory ones are 4mil of prolene.
Apparently there is a problem with the supplier for Tracer windows. I found these on Chemplex and was wondering if they would be a good replacement? Has anyone tried them?
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Aaron Shugar
May 1, 2023, 8:31:14 AM5/1/23
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For the 5i/g I bought 1 inch wide double sided tape and made an oval cutter using brass tubing (filing down the inside to make it sharp). I use the cutter on the tape and then use any polymeric film - Dartek works, I prefer thinner ones. I buy from
for the Tracer III-SD you can get the same film, some have used tape (on the side of the head) to hold it down over the window. It is a cheaper option
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