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Electrostatics from particle laden air
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[QUOTE="LURCH, post: 6068922, member: 157"] DON’T DO IT! I used to work in a robotic welding factory. The air was always a bit hazy, and most of that haze was tiny metallic particulates. I can tell you from experience that they cling to everything. As a maintenance team, it was one of our biggest problems. Sorry to be so emphatic, but I think I just had a little ptsd flashback. [/QUOTE]
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