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    Optical cleaning kit from Laser Research Optics cleans most lens types

    Oct. 6, 2017
    The Advanced Optical Cleaning Kit was developed to help remove splatter and blow-back from CO2 lasers, but are useful for cleaning any type of lens. 
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    The Advanced Optical Cleaning Kit was developed to help remove splatter and blow-back from CO2 lasers, but are useful for cleaning any type of lens. They include 24 cotton balls, 24 lens mats, 24 surgical-grade finger cots, distilled water, polishing compound, reagent-grade isopropyl alcohol and acetone, and an air bulb to remove dust.

    Laser Research Optics

    Providence, RI

    www.laserresearch.net

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