Zirforit?

Anyone know who makes "Zirforit" seals? I think it's the name of some kind
of proprietary alloy, probably a company by the initials of E.D.E.C. but
have no other info and Google comes back with one and ONLY one match.

Juan



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I know about CEDAM, but their sample cross reference database lists the
ziforit product as being a trademark of E.D.E.C.. I know the composition of
the alloy. I think E.D.E.C. is a French company, but I need to find out what
the initials stand for, because I think it is different than the software
company. They may be out of business, which is the same thing that happened
when I was looking for EYQUEM, manufacturers of ignition products for
automotive and aviation. The company was sold and the product lines split.

"Richard Riley" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 14:07:23 -0400, "Juan Jimenez"
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Anyone know who makes "Zirforit" seals? I think it's the name of some kind
of proprietary alloy, probably a company by the initials of E.D.E.C. but
have no other info and Google comes back with one and ONLY one match.

Juan

Yes, I do.

EDEC does not make it, EDEC is a small software company. EDEC's
English website is http://www.cedametal.com/us1.htm

EDEC makes Cedam. Cedam is a database that lets you compare alloys,
Zirforit is one of the alloys listed in their software. That's why
EDEC comes up when you search for Zirforit.

Zirforit is a very simple alloy, it's copper with .07% Zinc and .025%
lead.



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Juan Jimenez wrote:
I know about CEDAM, but their sample cross reference database lists the
ziforit product as being a trademark of E.D.E.C.. I know the composition of
the alloy. I think E.D.E.C. is a French company, but I need to find out what
the initials stand for, because I think it is different than the software
company. They may be out of business, which is the same thing that happened
when I was looking for EYQUEM, manufacturers of ignition products for
automotive and aviation. The company was sold and the product lines split.


Call 33 442752218 and ask them.

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Call 33 442752218 and ask them.

yeah, that and about another 100 phones for various companies or
organizations with those initials

Anyway, I found the manufacturer I was looking for, CLAL-MSX.



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