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Posted by: Sir_Roxat ® 10/03/2005, 07:34:13 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
I'm researching for the optimum material to use for cutting stone. There will be a force of 500 tonnes exherted on the stone and I need to find a material that will withstand this force and is cost efficient. Any suggestions much appreciated. |
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Posted by: labtechy ® 10/05/2005, 12:39:31 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Need a little more back ground here before I can help. When you say cutting, as in a shear? I recently hard faced some components that came from a stone mill. Regardless of what they used, the wear is inevitable. |
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Posted by: Sir_Roxat ® 10/07/2005, 10:29:15 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
The blade is for a pneumatically operated guilotine. |
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