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From: cjonnes
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  • Sorry, this might be a stupid question to you, but why do you need to clean it? Thank you

  • All contaminants must be cleaned from conductors prior to splicing or they can leave a "track" or pathway for voltage to follow, which can lead to splice failure.

  • This aint nothing compared to what me and my home"drinking"boy works with. We have cables around 1m diameter and running electricity around 4000 amperes. High voltage cables for life! <3 ABB is the sheeeiet.

  • nice and informative, but really the only people who need to know this are the people who do this, and they should have learned this in their training... 4/5

  • Not all training is the same. And not all training includes information about the many cleaners available and which is best.

  • There are no high voltage cables to be cleaned in consumer level electronics. These cleaners are for utility distribution cables.

  • which company?

  • SpliceMaster Cleaners aren't chlorinated solvents. They replace chlorinated solvents.

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