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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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ive series, 0 to 44, 4% tol, A LARGE WATER ROLLING MILL. 1 to 2, 2 to3, 3 to 10 tons. A great number of boats were Perhaps the largest mill of its kind ever built for the assembled on the first day, 66 in all, including American, purpose of flattening round metal has been designed German, English… … WATER ROLLING MILL. ever, gaged officially and found to exceed manufacturers of flat wire and articles made from flat wire, because the larger the limit of one ton, being thus disquali- the diameter of the rolls, the smaller will be the elon- the crumpling of the bow extended to the first water-…

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