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hladani
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Magnetic Wages

08/13/2010 6:02 AM

Dear sir,

Some winder said I have fitted magnetic wages in your motor slot please reply me magnetic wages made from which material.
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Re: Magnetic Wages

08/13/2010 9:55 AM

Dear Haldani,

Is it Magnetic wages ? Are you taken for a ride ??

It may be Non-Magnetic Wedges to hold the winding tightly in slots.

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08/13/2010 11:43 AM

Is a magnetic wage anything like a Grecian earn?

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08/13/2010 12:17 PM

Going by the current financial situation, an average Grecian doesnt earn enough to buy an urn...however small.

However, he can earn a megnetic wage for sure.

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08/14/2010 9:45 AM

all our wages are paid magnetically or electomagnetically (both being in the domain of the same force)

But what that has got to do with motor?
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08/14/2010 2:36 PM

GA.....JRae, thanks for making me laugh

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