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SS304,SS304L,SS316 & SS316L

05/07/2008 12:20 PM

Can anybody let me know the electrical, electromagnetic & thermal property differences between SS304,SS304L,SS316 & SS316L materials or the source of this information. Thanks.

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Re: SS304,SS304L,SS316 & SS316L

05/07/2008 8:23 PM

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