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Welding Galvanized Steel
By Timothy L'Amoureux

[ John Grant wrote about phosphor bronze in 121009 MMDigest:

> The fumes (presumably from heating it) or dust and fine particles
> from grinding are highly irritating to the lungs and must be avoided.

Welding galvanized steel also releases very poisonous gases.  If anyone
happens to own a R.A.M. [Ragtime Automated Music] orchestrion and is
adding parts, keep this in mind, but if you are a welder you probably
know this already.

Tim L'Amoureux

(Message sent Thu 11 Oct 2012, 03:34:47 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

Key Words in Subject: Galvanized, Steel, Welding

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