23.07.2023, 20:09
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Thanks! Yes, could be US or South American market (Spanish!). Strange that the little U in white circle is missing.
Pure Ferrix, even though a marketing term from Fuji dating back to the 70's (first Fuji FX), literally means nothing else than ferric tape without cobalt or other magic ingredients. Just plain rust and a binder :-) So I see no problem printing the same marketing term onto cooking ferric tapes they had OEM made by others.
These DR, DR-I and DR-Ix from the late 80'S and onwards have been supplied by lots of 3rd party companies, and I think neither SKM nor Saehan wound Fuji pancakes into them. I also have a DR-Ix which is a Sony HF, tape and shell. They also exist as genuine Fuji made versions, at least a bit into the 1990's, but these are much rarer than the OEM versions.
Fuji tape in Korean shells might have happened with the higher models that had double coated tape; but I'm not sure there either, because there are no hints like "Tape made in Japan" on those either.
Regards
Martin
Pure Ferrix, even though a marketing term from Fuji dating back to the 70's (first Fuji FX), literally means nothing else than ferric tape without cobalt or other magic ingredients. Just plain rust and a binder :-) So I see no problem printing the same marketing term onto cooking ferric tapes they had OEM made by others.
These DR, DR-I and DR-Ix from the late 80'S and onwards have been supplied by lots of 3rd party companies, and I think neither SKM nor Saehan wound Fuji pancakes into them. I also have a DR-Ix which is a Sony HF, tape and shell. They also exist as genuine Fuji made versions, at least a bit into the 1990's, but these are much rarer than the OEM versions.
Fuji tape in Korean shells might have happened with the higher models that had double coated tape; but I'm not sure there either, because there are no hints like "Tape made in Japan" on those either.
Regards
Martin