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  • 12:41, 9 January 2021 Urwumpe talk contribs deleted page The Truth About Gravity Die Casting (Spam: content was: "<br>Die casting is just one of them. There are several different forms of casting in the business today, and each type accomplishes a frequent aim. It's not viable to generate certain sort of alloyed castings. Gravity die casting is frequently a manual procedure, with the molten metal added by means of a ladle. <br> <br>Once you are able to produce castings, many...", and the only contributor was "Emelia0746" ([[User talk:Emelia0746...)

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