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05 June 2007

Ignorance won't wash

The Solvent Emissions Directive sees its final UK deadline on 31 October. Do you know what it means? If you clean metal components with solvents, you should. There are plenty of alternatives or even safe ways to continue using it. Find out what they are here.

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Andrew Allcock

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