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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 2 (January 1909) (1909)

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ic presses, the weigh up to as high as 85 tons each. These ingots, which, in turn, serves to support the horizontal swing- largest being a . 7,000-ton press for bending heavy even in the largest sizes, are absolutely homogeneous ing arm, which can be traversed in a complete circle. and… … Two 40-ton ladles casting open-hearth ingot for a large 150-ton crane at the Krupp shipbuilding yards at Kiel. Capacity, 45 tons at armor plate. 125 feet radius and 150 tons at 76 feet radius. 80-ton ingot being forged under a 5,000-ton Casting an 80-ton ingot. This ingot called for 1,768…

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