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mahan_k
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What is the Trance?

01/16/2007 2:56 AM

Hi,

during the selection of steel for design and make some equipments, I saw some steel that people said it is trance steel in market.

I want to know the No of this steel and if it has equal no (DIN) or not?

Thank you.
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Re: What is the Trance?

01/16/2007 3:12 PM

Do you have an example of a supplier of "trance steel"? That's new one to me too.
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01/17/2007 9:30 AM

Uh oh, who let David Copperfield out!!!!

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01/17/2007 9:35 AM
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Re: What is the Trance?

01/17/2007 7:33 AM

On a hunch, I tried typing "trans steel" in google and got 569 hits. The closest I could find was a software program (http://www.transdata.com.au/docs/transsteel.php) and model or brand for a truck. Another one is trans steel tumbler, which looks like a steel-like plastic tumbler. Not what you're looking for I'm sure but it's the best I could come up with.

I also typed "trance steel" but got 19 hits of strange sites. 'Couldn't make sense of them.

Perhaps you heard wrong?

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Re: What is the Trance?

01/18/2007 2:08 AM

Hi.

I thank you for your reply.

sorry. I made mistake. the name of steel is transmission.

Transmission steel.

please give me information about it if it is possible.

thank you
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Re: What is the Trance?

01/18/2007 1:49 AM

Hi.

I thank you for your reply.

sorry. I made mistake. the name of steel is transmission.

Transmission steel.

please give me information about it.

thank you
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