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Thread: Mixing powder LOT numbers

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  1. 04-02-2023, 08:30 AM #1
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    Mixing powder LOT numbers

    Has any one just soup mixed there powder (same name Ie. 2206h) together?

    I’ve got a few tubs of 2206 most are half full or lower. But if I mixed em all together I would have about 2kg of the same composition/compound.

    Doing this would give me a steady “lot” to work with for quite some time.

    Is it advisable to do so?


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