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Place the sleeve in the “ziglow” solution.  Wipe the excess fluid from the sleeve with a cotton cloth.  Rotate the sleeve in front of the black light.  Look for cracks on the inside and outside surfaces.  This should be done on the first piece out of a mold each time a new job is run.  If the sleeve has small cracks in the outside edges of it the sleeve may be used.  A sleeve with large cracks through the part, will not be allowed to be used.  If a crack of any sort is present, the mold must be adjusted and the sleeves re-tested until the sleeve passes.  


 
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