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ALasi
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Welding

11/22/2010 2:01 PM

please how can i calculate welding consumable for joint? For example 28"X12,7 one joint how many kg.
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Re: Welding

12/08/2010 5:25 AM

What type of welder are you using? MIG/TIG/ARC all have different strength welds you can use, dependant on what material you are welding with - Welding rods etc.

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