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Hey Bart, could you take a picture of the ice blue high pressure and compare to a regular ice blue? Trying to figure out just how much brighter the high pressure is.

Thanks,
Matt
 
Hello, I'm new here, I am looking for some small tritium vials and I'm hoping you can help me Bart. Thanks
 
Hi Bart,

Looking for 2 x Yellow 1.55x5mm shipped to TX.

I pray your wifes health improves.

Take care.
 
Thanks much, she is doing a little better and moved to a high care isolation room but she still has a long way to go..

The total for two 1.55x5mm vials with priority shipping is $18.- , you can send payment to pixpimp(at)gmail.com.
 
Thanks, Bart.

Payment sent.

May she continue to improve by leaps and bounds.

God Bless.
 
I have no idea where to ask this so I will try here: I guess I can glue those vials with "Norland NOA61" into a keychain/keyfob/lantern ? If so, will sun light be enough? But what if there will be no sunlight at the spot where the glue + the keyfob connect ? Like if this is "inside" of the keyfob? Or does the UV go through the vial and there for will reach every spot? How can I disolve the glue in case I ever want to replace the vial? Thanks !
 
[email protected], the high pressure vials are about 3 years old and compared to a regular 1.55x5mm vial they are a lot brighter.
I tried to take a pic with my tablet but it turned out crappy, you can barely see the small vial on the right side. :(
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btoyzjtx, sunlight should do the trick and fully cure the epoxy. ;) You can dissolve the glue with acetone.
 
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[email protected], the high pressure vials are about 3 years old and compared to a regular 1.55x5mm vial they are a lot brighter. I tried to take a pic with my tablet but it turned out crappy, you can barely see the small vial on the right side. :(
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btoyzjtx, sunlight should do the trick and fully cure the epoxy. ;) You can dissolve the glue with acetone.

Hmm will acetone damage any other material? e.g. the 14k-rosegold lantern/keyfob in which the vial is in ? I think acetone is quite an aggressive fluid? Thanks !
 
Acetone will not corrode metal, but it will melt most plastics. Your lantern should be fine. ;)
I am sorry do continue with this "off topic" but: Will acetone also melt the vial? Or will it only disolve the Norland NO61? So basically get a little glas with the acetona, put the lantern inside and after a few mintues I should be able to remove the vial from the lantern?
 
Bart,

Do the 1.55 x 5 MM vials fit the end cap of a Jetbeam Jet II Pro Ti?

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