Method and device for the mechanical removal of a layer of alien

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451 28, B24B 100, B24C 100

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060959037

ABSTRACT:
A method for mechanical removal of a layer of alien material from a basic material of a disc-shaped optically readable information carrier. The layer of alien materials is removed from the basic material by a jet of deep-frozen particles applied under pressure.

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