Accel Kool Blue - advertised 2.8 microns?

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Mil-Spec means it meets the Military's specification as per whatever # they put after it.

I understand that, but just because it say's mil spec, does not mean it's better than another part. You have to know what the mil spec was. This is, of course, in the report for the mils spec #.

My example would be a mil spec bolt, where the spec was for a light duty fastener. A grade 8 bolt would be a better choice in a heavy duty application, even without a mil spec.
 
I am pretty sure that JR Filters from France are the producers of Accel Kool Blue. Their description and testing by TUV is a dead give away and how many blue filter companies can there be in France with the same constuction design.

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[ March 01, 2003, 02:30 AM: Message edited by: SilverStreak ]
 
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