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06/21/2009 1:22 AM

By which Welding Process can we weld 20 mm thick AZ10 plate (Magnesium Alloy) ??????
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06/21/2009 7:49 AM

give a google search with ''welding AZ10 plate Magnesium Alloy'' get the ppt file coming in the second thread with ''gatewaycoalition''. I am not sure but might be helpful....cheers
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