Acetal Copolymer reef safe?
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I'm pretty sure it will be perfectly fine provided you don't use it for any acid, as it may degrade.
In salt water I think you will be fine as it is resistant, non toxic and used in medical fields.
Not personally used it, but would if I had it.
In salt water I think you will be fine as it is resistant, non toxic and used in medical fields.
Not personally used it, but would if I had it.
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Funny I just got these from Amazon yesterday and went back to the description just to be sure….
Anyway, I think so
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That term is a little vague, and any polymer might contain undesirable additives in it, but in general the polymer itself will be fine.
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