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  • tiking
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2006
    • 1690

    #16
    Originally posted by Graeme C.
    Nice idea & a good technique for getting it rusty.:thumb2:
    Steel coil are sheet steel coiled to make it easier to transport, as it is rather long when straight. The steel is used to make anything you might want that uses steel sheet, car boy panels, fridges, washing machines etc. the list is endless. The only thing is the makers don't want them to go rusty!
    Fortunately this one will not be going to any customers. It has been used as dead weight, for tuning in the scales that the coils are weigh on when they come off tve assembly line.

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    • scottie3158
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 14189
      • Paul
      • Holbeach

      #17
      I used to be an engineer in a can factory. We would get coils of steel that weighed 6 tons each. The lorries only carried three at a time.

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      • tiking
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2006
        • 1690

        #18
        Originally posted by scottie3158
        I used to be an engineer in a can factory. We would get coils of steel that weighed 6 tons each. The lorries only carried three at a time.
        I've seen coils that weigh around 23 tons, and tve trucks that carry them, can only take one.

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        • Lee W
          SMF Supporters
          • Feb 2014
          • 4653
          • Lee
          • Sherborne

          #19
          Fantastic Charles

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          • tiking
            SMF Supporters
            • Jul 2006
            • 1690

            #20
            My thanks Lee.

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