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PWUPW CIP SIP
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PTFE We have no information about polymers with persistence and elastoplastic properties offered
by PTFE.
We may be able to develop alternatives, but we cannot prepare everything in a short period of time.
" until 13.5years after EiF" conditions of restriction For that reason, we require valves to comply with the conditions of restriction "until 13.5 years after EiF".
SEAC conditions of restriction It is desirable that the conditions of restriction corresponding to the multiple Uses described in this comment be clarified in the opinion of SEAC.