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Clutch Brake Calculation

11/28/2007 2:34 PM

i have an old mechanical press machine and i went update to clutch brake sys

short specification: capacity=200 ton

number of strock =40pre minute

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Re: Clutch Brake Calculation

11/28/2007 5:07 PM

Much more information is needed...

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