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HAWASHCO1943
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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industrial manager

04/25/2008 11:23 AM

Dear Sirs

I wl'd like to ask about the best for hot dip galvanizing technoplogy without any surpluses of the steel surface like tears ,piles,fluff or fuzz , we galvanize a garbage containers of apxly 2.0 m x 2.0 m .

b. rgds
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Toomuchfun
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04/25/2008 11:54 PM

Have you considered using galvalume for your materials. It holds up quite well in ugly conditions, and could save you a bundle in electricity. I know that it is produced in 29. 26, 24 and 22 gages.

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