metal deactivator

metal deactivator
deutsch: Metalldesaktivator m
español: desactivador metálico
français: désactivateur métallique
italiano: disattivatore di metalli
中文: 金属减活化剂
русский: дезактиватор металла

Multilingual plastics terminology dictionary. 2013.

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