RE: What number SLA-500 exists now in the world with ion argon lasers?

From: JP Harrison (jharrison@3de.net)
Date: Thu Jan 17 2002 - 21:26:40 EET

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I still have one.

Jim

James P. Harrison
Director Of Operations
3Dimensional Engineering
2991 N. Powerline Rd.
Pompano Beach, FL. 33069
Phone: 954-972-9906
www.3de.net <http://www.3de.net>

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Subject: What number SLA-500 exists now in the world with ion argon
lasers?

Hello All,

What number SLA-500(3D Systems) exists now in the world with ion argon
lasers ?
Probably still it is a lot of ?

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Makushin mailto:bar@b3977.dd.vaz.tlt.ru

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