Casting weight

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a weight that turns a balance when exactly poised.

- B. Trumbull.

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Columbus, Ohio, a new riser-type insert, which includes a pouring basin, reaction chamber, choke area and filter, can be placed in a pattern for the production of ductile iron castings with a total casting weight of about 45 lbs.

Technical sessions break through by Modern Casting

We believe the bell-shaped hammer has more casting weight in the hitting area.

Hammer time: several factors can influence the life expectancy of ... by Newell, Alton Scott, III / Recycling Today

Spin fishermen can use small, dark bucktails and rubber-tailed jigs, or use flies by putting a casting weight on the line a foot above them.

FISH TURN THEIR NOSES UP WHEN WATERS ARE CHILLY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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