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What is EN8 Material?

03/31/2011 8:40 AM

wat is EN8 material? tel abt in detail its properties and characteristics.
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Re: What is EN8 Material?

03/31/2011 10:38 AM

pdf free download : mechanical en8 steel properties.pdf

You will fiind mountains of information on the web. Get some basic knowledge first, then come back with questions, if needed.
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Re: What is EN8 Material?

03/31/2011 11:51 AM

n nt in txt lngg

(or in also can be made n? that will make it n nt n txt lngg? )
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Re: What is EN8 Material?

04/01/2011 7:08 AM

Will some kind reader translate that gibberish into English?

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Re: What is EN8 Material?

04/02/2011 8:34 AM

n nt in txt lngg

and not in text language .

I have decided to answer the posts in txt/SMS language in same vein . I strongly feel they have no place in serious discussions.After all if you want a serious answer you can always type in a few vowels.

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