Is this now new material? I got an unmarked reel of tape. The ad shows Mil-Spec, made in Malaysia. I do not want to trust non-spec tape from China(?) on a drinking water application.
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I received what was pictured and since I can't see what you received it's hard to tell what it is. However, if you received something other than what's described/shown contact Amazon for a return/refund and purchase something else. If you're at all uncomfortable using it then I'd buy something else. Amazon will likely just give you a refund and tell you to do whatever you want with the item you received.
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Thank you for your patriotism. I never questioned it because the ad says U.S. Armed Forces.......... I can't find any marking on the part but I found the box. The box says: "China". It does not say "Made in China". Just "China".
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Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was... » Read More Love the video they put with the picture. Well it is $26 and no country stamp on the stripper, so China it is. A lot of Klein tools are made overseas. Hopefully this one is at least from Taiwan. FTC has extremely loose COO regulations. Rule of thumb, if the tool is manufactured in the USA, the company will not pass the opportunity to stamp/print "made in the USA" or "USA" all over THE TOOL and its packaging.EDIT: Actually emailed Klein about a few tools. E-mailed asking about this stripper in particular. A ONE word reply to my lengthy e-mail was "Taiwan". « Show Less
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I contacted the manufacturer directly, this is from France, not China. Their Dmae, Nalt and Nac however, are all from China.
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My friend, unfortunately, I can not resposnder the material used in the machine, but I believe it is the aluminum coil. I did not detect any abnormal variation of the indices in tests carried out in the water of the aquarium.Fernando Atvars...
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What a piece of crap. They can't make anything right anymore. If it is indeed made here in the US we should not be proud. Im assuming that from the brand name. It wouldn't seal from the first time I used it. I don't have any ideas and I can't find any info on their website.
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Dear Steve, Thank you for your inquiry. Please check B00G57M3X4 , it is the ABS material and you could also check B00EXLDEGY , it is stainless steel stick. Both of these are work with seawater, of course, you'd better clean the product after use. Hope this could help you and wish to serve you sir. Happy New Year !!! Sincerely , Wmicro
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I checked the labels on the packaging and there is nothing to indicate the point of origin. Legally, that means it must be made in the USA as they are required to clearly identify where they are from if not from USA. I also checked the purenex website and they indicate that their water products are assembled in the usa. That could mean that components are made elsewhere and assembled here, but again, they are SUPPOSED to state if they are assembled in USA using imported parts. I've been using these for over a year and they appear to work great. Only problem I have is that we have a LOT of particulate matter in our water and being 1 micron filters, they do plug up in 1 to 2 months. That is to be expected and not a fault of the filters.
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Nylon which is not real 550 Paracord, which is a true Mil Spec item and is a far superior cord, but most of the stuff you see marked as 550 Paracord is counterfeit stuff produced in China. But you can rewrap with the real stuff, or (better) just put a longer (and much more useful) piece of the real stuff in your bag for when you need it.
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inside it says "3M Micropore tm" (trade mark) I'm pretty sure it's paper tape
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My pump came in a plain brown cardboard box, no labeling at all. It did have identical markings to the original one on my truck, including 'made in Singapore.' Way to go GM...
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Just received a Tjernlund M-6 Inline unit - has a "MADE IN CHINA" STICKER RIGHT ON THE HOUSING. Their website does indeed indicate made in USA - thats BS ... maybe usa china, NOT United States of AMERICA ... Their www.tjernlund.com website shows a "Made In The U.S.A." wording and a red white and blue flag right on the front page - GEEEEEZ - nice family heritage write up on how many generations have run the business and all that ...
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Since it was made in China idid not expect to find one, and being phsyic or is it psyco. I knew that! Look like most of the garbage plastics and I would throw it there. 2.0 most plastics are VERY QUESTIONABLE and I try to never use them.
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nothing I have says where it is made, try going to the web site finding a number, call and ask.
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Mine is also made in Thailand, kept my water hot overnight up in the sub temperatures of Kilimanjaro. Japan made ones are probably very difficult to find now.
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I kept the label for the cleaning instructions. It says"Made and printed in Malaysia." No info on the mat itself. I have had many mats and this is by far the best quality.
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It doesn't say made in China-it is mfgd by DelMonte here but we all know we can't trust that either! At least it is not on any recall list....yet. If it lands on one, I'm dropping it like a hot rock!