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Neat cleaner
29th November 2001, Page 23
29th November 2001
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Cleaning oxides, rust, dirt and other contaminants from fiddly areas can now be achieved easily using Agriemach's new pen-shaped tool.
PrepFen is a compact implement that holds a cartridge of 20,000 retractable glass fibres, each finer than a human hair. Its pencil-shaped point reaches deep into any crevice and has a concentrated scouring action.
It can be used to clean out paintwork chips or scratches or wire terminals before soldering. There's a spare glass fibre refill in the handle too.
PrepPens cost £6.75 each (ex-VAT) plus postage.
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