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Monday, 21 May 2012


3 Restraint techniques to prevent distortion

Welding jig

a) Welding jig

Flexible clamps

b) Flexible clamps

Strongbacks with wedges

c) Strongbacks with wedges

Fully welded strongbacks

d) Fully welded strongbacks

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