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ELWEinsatzleitwagen (German firefighters' on-scene coordination car)
ELWEvangelical Lutheran Worship
ELWEvangelical Lutheran Women
ELWEquity Linked Warrant (South Korean market)
ELWElectronic Warfare (Mission Area)
ELWEffective Line Width
ELWExtremely Low Water
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Silicone resin-based coatings manufactured with Tego Phobe 1650 exhibit extremely low water absorption, excellent water vapor permeability, good wet abrasion resistance and low dirt pick-up.
Tego launches new water-based silicone resin emulsion by Coatings World
Unlike existing grades that often lose strength and "wilt" in hot, humid conditions, this material provides extremely low water absorption--half that of competing materials--so that part dimensions and mechanical properties are reportedly unaffected by high humidity.
Humidity won't wilt this SLA resin. (Keeping Up with Materials) by Plastics Technology
1) Marathon achieves high PFC treatment efficiencies for etch and CVD(2) emissions, with extremely low water flow rates.
Metron Technology Delivers World-Class PFC Abatement Technology by Business Wire
 
 
 
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