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srinivasanramadas
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What's the Difference Between Mazak and Zamak?

06/17/2009 4:43 AM

Dear all,

Could any body eplain me the difference between zamak & mazak material related to zinc alloy family.What is the difference. Iheared like both are same but according to ASTM these two are different.Does it have any Mechanical property variation???? COuld any body help me out in finding this issue?
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