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"Fiber-reinforced and mineral-filled compounds are not always compatible with use in dynamic applications, where parts slide, rotate, pivot, or move across each other. &amp;quot;When a glass-filled part rubs against a metal surface or even a similar glass-filled surface, rapid abrasion takes place,&amp;quot; says George Osterhout, v.p. of Dimension Bond, a Chicago-based supplier of a specialized coating service that can address this problem.&amp;quot;The reason for the abrasion is minute ends of the fiber reinforcing materials protruding from the surface of the filled part,&amp;quot; adds Osterhout."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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