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6 Ways Barstock Can Lose Straightness

07/09/2010 10:30 AM

Straightness is perishable in bars. It's often lost during handling operations, loading and unloading. Correct handling preserves straightness. Straightness is critical for holding position and tolerances on today's highly engineered medical, aerospace, automotive and electronic parts. Here are six ways that bars can lose their straightness.

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