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Effect of waxes upon the resistance of conductive floor coverings
All technical literature of recent date on the subject of conductive flooring has cautioned against the use of waxes because a wax film is generally considered as an insulator. This limitation placed certain types of flooring materials at a considerable disadvantage, because the resilient floor cove
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