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The Influence of Aluminum Oxide Particles in Magnetic Coating on Head/Disk Wear

Toshiro Kita NTT Human Interface Laboratories, Musashino, Tokyo, Japan, 180
Pages 107-111 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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Toshiro Kita. (1992) The Influence of Lubrication on Head and Disk Wear. Tribology Transactions 35:3, pages 551-555.
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Keung-Shan Woo, Da-Ren Chen & David Y.H. Pui. (1997) Effect of airborne contaminants on magnetic head wear. Wear 212:1, pages 7-17.
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. 1994. Coatings Tribology - Properties, Techniques and Applications in Surface Engineering. Coatings Tribology - Properties, Techniques and Applications in Surface Engineering 409 440 .

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