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Steel Types and Specifications

01/20/2010 2:20 AM

two questions for you guys:

1. what is "S+C steel of 2779"? chemical compostion and mechincal strength?or sources of these data?


2. The same question for "standards 1.2344 steel "(DIN standard)

thank you guys~~

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good info,thanks~

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