So is this a Polymer80 or a EP? They are 2 differnt brands. Pics show Polymer80 and brand says EP.
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They are EP, and are inferior to the Polymer80, go to Polymer80 web site to get the real deal!!! they are presently getting the 150 ready for sale, it is beefier in the Buffer tube area, and the mag box also has been reinforced, the EP have mag load issues, and some/most of their tolerance's are so far out of spec you will spend lots of time getting it tuned in, the Polymer80 has their logo on the pistol grip fitment. THIS IS NOT as pictured!!!!
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I'm not sure why the seller Sanatop is claiming this is the TP version. I ordered this in June 2015, from Sanatop, and received the Mark II version as the listing states it is. Meaning 5W output, not the 8W the TP has.
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I ended up purchasing from another vendor but I believe it to be the same item and it's high-end particle board. I was trying to save from the PBK price and it was worth it - I love it.
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I will have to get back to you on this. I am not sure. I thought it was pyrex. I'll look to see if it tells me and respond again.
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I used a 3M tape that is sticky on both sides. It is designed to be used with polyethelene (sp?) materials. I had special ordered it a few years ago for another project. On the tape roll it is labeled "3M 300LSE" -- and on the inside of the roll it is identified as "Scotch" with a ID number 9472LE-5ST69119-03-6341. It works -- but t is a little pricey.Good luck, hope this helps. I'm sure a crafts store or hardware store would be able to suggest other options. I use the E6000 glue from the crafts store for many projects.
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The one that I bought was nylon. However, I have seen them advertise vinyl models as well. Be sure to check the product description to make sure you get the one that you want.
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Mine was the original AirHawk made from neoprene rubber. I chose this over the polyurethane AirHawk 2 because it is supposedly more durable. More about this on the AirHawk website (AirHawk.net). The one I bought seems to be high quality and works as advertised.
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They come as the black polymer pro series. There are a couple numbers missing from the part number, and they are using a random aqueon heater stock photo, but I recieved the right one
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It is polyethylene. The other answers that say it's vinyl are incorrect; vinyl drip hose is the stuff people are calling rubber. I've used both and prefer poly because it is a bit more rigid, thinner, and doesn't harden as quickly when exposed to the sun (UV light).
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They are the same unit. Progressive doesn't list a PT30C on their site aside from the EMSPT30C. Additionally, all of the units listed as a PT30C had a photo of an EMSPT30C. I seems that some of the units advertised just omit the EMS prefix in the listing.
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ran across the following reply comment repeatedly copy/paste each time a youtube comment would ask or assert "sub'ing instamorph is cheaper version for doing same thing": "I am sharing a note from the TempTooth people - Our material is not the same as Instamorph. Our material is a dental grade material that has been independently tested by Intertek to be safe for oral use. There is a difference in quality and purity, so just be aware.﻿"
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Hi Dan,There is no difference in the end product. Sometimes you will see a different part number because of how it is packed, how many are packed at one time, packaging styles, etc. In this case you are getting the same product regardless if you purchase 40146 or 40148.
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On the Japanese products, if you look on the back of the package, there should be a triangular or square arrow icon, and it will have a PP or PET or PE in or next to it. That tells you the type of plastic used. PP is #5 in the US, polypropylene (used for Tupperware, baby bottles, etc.) PET is #1 Polyethylene terephthalate (used for bottled water.) PE is #2 or #4 (high or low density Polyethylene.) All four of those types are BPA-free. ("4, 5, 1, 2; all the rest are bad for you.")If you purchase and the package shows something else, Amazon has to pay return shipping, as then the description would be inaccurate. On the Japanese products, if you look on the back of the package, there should be a triangular or square arrow icon, and it will have a PP or PET or PE in or next to it. That tells you the type of plastic used. PP is #5 in the US, polypropylene (used for Tupperware, baby bottles, etc.) PET is #1 Polyethylene terephthalate (used for bottled water.) PE is #2 or #4 (high or low density Polyethylene.) All four of those types are BPA-free. ("4, 5, 1, 2; all the rest are bad for you.")If you purchase and the package shows something else, Amazon has to pay return shipping, as... » Read More On the Japanese products, if you look on the back of the package, there should be a triangular or square arrow icon, and it will have a PP or PET or PE in or next to it. That tells you the type of plastic used. PP is #5 in the US, polypropylene (used for Tupperware, baby bottles, etc.) PET is #1 Polyethylene terephthalate (used for bottled water.) PE is #2 or #4 (high or low density Polyethylene.) All four of those types are BPA-free. ("4, 5, 1, 2; all the rest are bad for you.")If you purchase and the package shows something else, Amazon has to pay return shipping, as then the description would be inaccurate. « Show Less
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not much difference. its the same thing. the reason why EP100 isn't listed is because it is a new product and will soon be posted on their website when a new software update is available for the device.
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To me it seem to be same product. Works the same just different brand name.
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I think that it is a different brand. I'm very satisfied with this one, and have reordered as well as given a couple to family. My advice is to read reviews for both types.
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Not the polymer version. I purchased this holster my Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle with a polymer frame and it did not fit. The barrel is too thick for the holster. I had to return it for a refund.