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Re: EGL electrode issues
Posted By: Sean S In Response To: Re: EGL electrode issues (James)
Date: Tuesday, 7 November 2006, at 8:39 p.m.
We are working on it. I have talked to you on the phone about this. What temperature are you bringing these up to. I know you have Marks manifold but do you monitor the pressure in the tube. We have done some 200 various scenerio tests in the last few weeks about this and will have an answer for you. For now bomb at a higher vacuum, about 1 torr. Your glass is getting hot to fast.
i will be out of town for the rest of the week due to a family emergency.
I will contact you when I get back. We do have Masonlite and eurocom electrodes here that do the same thing. Sorry for the delay in answering but there are alot of things on the plate rite now.
> Well , it seems like no one wanted to touch
> this one with a ten foot pole ! Maybe I
> shouldn't have mentioned a brand name - I'm
> not trying to crucify anyone here so I
> extend my humblest apologies if that's how
> it came off . I was just wondering if I was
> doing something incorrectly or if others
> have experienced this phenomenon . EGL , I
> think , is the only company left in the U.S.
> still making it's own electrodes on site as
> far as I know . I'd like to see them keep
> their mfg. operations here rather than
> sending them overseas but I will buy the
> products that seem to be the best whether
> they're from China or elsewhere . This is
> what forced the American car manufacturers
> to make better cars . People were tired of
> having their Fords , Dodges ,etc last only 5
> years before they rusted out and/or needed
> some major repair so they started buying
> Japanese cars. American cars are now
> consequently much more reliable and
> efficient but , unfortunately , it took loss
> of market share rather than the willingness
> to make a quality product to bring about the
> change.
> Maybe this sputtering issue that I'm
> experiencing is only a random or temporary
> quality control issue . I've used EGL's
> electrodes for most of my career and would
> like to continue using them . I'd also like
> to see them continue to dominate the
> american electrode market since buying a
> product made in your own country helps to
> keep the economy going as well as helping
> our fellow citizens to make a living .
> Thanks for reading !
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