JPS58112678A - Clad metallic pipe - Google Patents

Clad metallic pipe

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JPS58112678A
JPS58112678A JP21391681A JP21391681A JPS58112678A JP S58112678 A JPS58112678 A JP S58112678A JP 21391681 A JP21391681 A JP 21391681A JP 21391681 A JP21391681 A JP 21391681A JP S58112678 A JPS58112678 A JP S58112678A
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adhesive
clad
metal plate
thickness
metal
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Inventor
Takeshi Masui
益居 健
Nobuyuki Yamauchi
山内 信幸
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Nippon Steel Corp
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Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23KSOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
    • B23K11/00Resistance welding; Severing by resistance heating
    • B23K11/16Resistance welding; Severing by resistance heating taking account of the properties of the material to be welded
    • B23K11/163Welding of coated materials

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To decrease the thickness of a clad metallic pipe by welding a metal- laminated plate which is bonded by providing a prescribed adhesive layer in a pipe shape. CONSTITUTION:The clad metallic plate obtained by bonding a metallic plate to another metallic plate of the same kind with or different kind from said metallic plate with an adhesive is formed in a pipe shape and both facing edges are welded together to obtain the titled metallic pipe. Said adhesive contains 10-100g/m<2> metallic powder of iron, aluminum, copper, etc., or a conductive material of fiber having length or a diameter 0.5-1.5 times as great as the thickness of the adhesive layer and is formed to a 15-60mum thikness. This clad metallic pipe has less thickness and has supeiror workability.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本実明灯導電性を有する金属あるいはカーボン等の物質
を含有する接着剤にて異種又は同種の金属板Is着し、
スポット溶接可能になしtクラッド金属板を管状KIE
形して、その向い合う両端縁Sを互いに溶接し几クラッ
ド金属管に関する−のである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is made by bonding metal plates of different or similar types with an adhesive containing a substance such as a metal or carbon having conductivity,
KIE tubular clad metal plate without spot welding
It is a solid clad metal tube whose opposing edges S are welded to each other.

最近、例えば普通鋼板を母材とし、これに合材としてス
テンレス鋼等の薄金属板を重ね合せて。
Recently, for example, ordinary steel plates are used as a base material, and thin metal plates such as stainless steel are layered on top of this as a composite material.

両板間KIl脂系の接着剤を介在せしめ1両板を接着し
tクラッド金属板が製造されて−る。Cのクラッド金属
板は極めて安価で、長期KIって耐食性並びに美麗な表
面光沢を維持するとξろから、建築、橋梁、道路等のS
門における外装用◆に広(利用されている。しかしなが
ら、このような従来の接着クラッド金属板は内部Kll
縁体である接着剤が介在されているため、抵抗溶接によ
る継ぎ合わせt行うことができず、従ってその組立てに
目、部材接合の友めに一般に用いられている例えばボル
ト締結41による継ぎ合わせ方法tIl用せざるを得な
かった。従って手間がかが9且つ建設の費用が嵩むので
、抵抗溶接の可能な接着クラッド金属板の開発が望まれ
ていた。また、これまての接着クラッド金属板は、金属
間の接着力が充分でな−ため、―け加工やしぼり加工な
どの成形加工を行うと接着剤層が剥離するなどの問題が
生じていた。
A clad metal plate is manufactured by bonding the two plates together by interposing a KIl resin adhesive between the two plates. C clad metal plates are extremely inexpensive, and long-term KI maintains corrosion resistance and beautiful surface gloss, so they are suitable for use in buildings, bridges, roads, etc.
Widely used for exterior ◆ applications in gates. However, such conventional adhesive clad metal plates are
Since there is an adhesive as the edge, it is not possible to join by resistance welding, and therefore the joining method, such as bolt fastening 41, which is commonly used for joining parts, is not suitable for assembly. I had no choice but to use tIl. Therefore, since the construction is time consuming and expensive, it has been desired to develop an adhesive clad metal plate that can be resistance welded. In addition, conventional adhesive clad metal plates did not have sufficient adhesive strength between metals, resulting in problems such as the adhesive layer peeling off when subjected to forming processes such as cutting and wringing. .

このため、従来にあってはこれらの問題を解決するもの
として、接着剤に導電性物質1例えば金属あるいにカー
ボン粉又はファイバー等を含有させることKLす、溶接
を可能になしたものが既に開発されている。しかしなが
ら、この場合の金属板にその内厚を薄くすると、溶接部
近傍にフクレが発生し、表面特性を損うという問題があ
り、極めて肉厚の厚いものしか得られないのが実情であ
つ九、ところで、このようなりラッド金属板にあつ1−
J、11m1li、ステンレス鋼、銅、アルミニウム。
For this reason, conventional methods to solve these problems include incorporating conductive substances such as metals, carbon powder, or fibers into adhesives, which have already made welding possible. being developed. However, if the inner thickness of the metal plate in this case is made thinner, there is a problem that blisters occur near the welded area and the surface characteristics are impaired, and the reality is that only extremely thick metal plates can be obtained. By the way, when it comes to a rad metal plate like this 1-
J, 11ml, stainless steel, copper, aluminum.

チタン等の高価な材料を使用しているので、業界でにそ
の内厚をできるだけ薄くして経済的負担を軽減すべく*
gwされている。この工つなl!IIKも拘わらず、従
来のクラッド金属板は肉厚の極めて厚い本のしか得られ
ず、この工うな金属板でパイプを成形しても、高価とな
り、汎用性に欠けるものであつ友、ま友肉厚が厚いと製
管加工時の底形性も悪く、作業能率の低下をも米たして
いた。
Since expensive materials such as titanium are used, the industry is trying to reduce the inner thickness as much as possible to reduce the economic burden.
It has been gw. This is a craftsman! Despite IIK, conventional clad metal plates can only be made with extremely thick walls, and even if pipes are formed using these unconventional metal plates, they are expensive and lack versatility. If the wall thickness was too thick, the bottom shape would be poor during pipe manufacturing, which would also reduce work efficiency.

他方、従来のクラッド金属管の製造にあって框。On the other hand, in the production of conventional clad metal pipes, there is a stile.

ト述の他にも二重鋼片を製造し熱間押出製管法に工って
クラッド金輌管を製造する方法や、二重鋼片を穿孔後、
熱間圧延して製造する方法、或い灯冷間抽伸合せ引き法
並びに肉感溶接41により製造する方法等もあるが、こ
れらはいずれも継目無の製管法であり、比較的肉厚が厚
いものしか得られず、やはり前述の場合と同様の欠点を
有するもので6つt。
In addition to the above, there is also a method of manufacturing double billets and using hot extrusion method to produce clad metal pipes, and a method of manufacturing double billets with holes,
There are also methods of manufacturing by hot rolling, light cold drawing, and sensual welding41, but these are all seamless pipe manufacturing methods and have relatively thick walls. However, it has the same drawbacks as the previous case, and it is 6 t.

本発明は従来の上記欠点に鑑みてこれを改良除去し几も
のであって、金属板と該金属板と同種又は異種の金属板
との関に導電性物質を含有してなる接着剤層を15〜6
0μの厚みで設けて、該接着剤により両金属板を接着し
tクラッド金属板を管状&fE形し、その向い合う両端
縁部を互いに溶接してなる極めて薄内のクラッド金属管
を提供せんとするものである。
In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional art, the present invention has been made to improve and eliminate the drawbacks, and to provide an adhesive layer containing a conductive substance between a metal plate and a metal plate of the same type or a different type. 15-6
To provide an extremely thin inner clad metal tube, which is provided with a thickness of 0μ, and by bonding both metal plates with the adhesive, forming the clad metal plate into a tubular &fE shape, and welding the opposite end edges to each other. It is something to do.

以下に本発明の構成を図面に示す実施例に基づいて説明
すると次の通りである。
The configuration of the present invention will be explained below based on the embodiments shown in the drawings.

第1回灯本発#4に係る製管工程の全体を示す実施例図
である。同図において、1に加熱炉、2は圧着ロール、
3riロールフオー建ングスタント。
It is an example figure showing the whole pipe manufacturing process concerning the 1st lamp production #4. In the figure, 1 is a heating furnace, 2 is a pressure roll,
3ri roll fore building stunt.

4は溶接機、5け管切断機、6にパイラーである。4 is a welding machine, 5 is a pipe cutting machine, and 6 is a piler.

ま之ムけ例えば板厚が0.05〜1.0−の合材となる
べき金属板、Jj例えば板厚が0.4−以上の母材とな
るべき金属板、cri後述する工うにフィルム状Kg形
しt接着剤である。これらの金属板ム。
For example, a metal plate with a thickness of 0.05 to 1.0-1, which is to be used as a composite material, Jj, for example, a metal plate with a thickness of 0.4- or more, which is to be used as a base material, cr: a film to be described later. It is a Kg-shaped adhesive. These metal sheets.

Bと接着剤Crtこの場合コイル状にしたものが準備さ
れている。
B and adhesive Crt In this case, a coiled one is prepared.

合材となるべき金属板ムとして灯、ステンレス鋼、銅、
銅合金、ニッケル、アルミニウム、アルミ合金、チタン
などが例示できる。これらの金属に非常に高価である九
め経済的理由からもできるだけ薄いことが必要である。
Lights, stainless steel, copper,
Examples include copper alloy, nickel, aluminum, aluminum alloy, and titanium. These metals are very expensive, and for economic reasons they also need to be as thin as possible.

該金属板ムの板厚灯0.05〜1.0mであることが望
ましいが、更に好ましくrjo、os〜0.5■である
ことがより望ましい・ 母材となるべき金属板Bとしては普通鋼や高張力鋼等の
炭素鋼が主に用いられる。まt炭素鋼板に亜鉛、スズ、
銅メッキ等の表面処理をしたものであってもよい。
The thickness of the metal plate is preferably 0.05 to 1.0 m, more preferably rjo, os to 0.5 m. As the metal plate B to be the base material, it is normal. Carbon steels such as steel and high-strength steel are mainly used. Zinc, tin, carbon steel plate
It may be surface treated with copper plating or the like.

接着剤Cとしては、熱可塑性樹脂接着剤又は熱硬化性樹
脂接着剤がある。その使用形mは、第1図の場合ホツF
メルト型であるが、他にも溶剤型。
The adhesive C may be a thermoplastic resin adhesive or a thermosetting resin adhesive. The usage form m is hot F in the case of Figure 1.
It is a melt type, but there are also solvent types.

感圧型、粘着型1反応型であってもよい、接着剤Cの厚
みH15〜60声である。これtj15μ以下では接着
強度が低下し、実用的価値が劣り、60声以上ては溶接
時のフクレが発生するためである。
The thickness of the adhesive C, which may be a pressure-sensitive type, an adhesive type, or a one-reaction type, is 15 to 60 degrees. This is because if the tj is less than 15 μm, the adhesive strength will decrease and the practical value will be poor, and if it is more than 60 tones, blistering will occur during welding.

また接着剤Kn導電性物質として例えば、鉄、亜鉛、ア
ルミニウム、銅、ステンレス鋼等の金属あるいはカーボ
ンの粉又はファイバー等か混入されている。この導電性
物質の大きさは接着剤Cの層の厚さに工って費るが、使
用する接着剤層厚さの0.5倍以上で1.5倍以下であ
ることが必要である。
Further, the adhesive Kn is mixed with conductive substances such as metals such as iron, zinc, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel, or carbon powder or fibers. The size of this conductive substance depends on the thickness of the layer of adhesive C, but it must be at least 0.5 times and no more than 1.5 times the thickness of the adhesive layer used. .

これハロ。5倍以下になると大きさが小さすぎて溶接が
不可能になり、1.5倍以上であると接着強lが著しく
低下して目的を連取できないためである。
This is halo. This is because if the size is less than 5 times, the size is too small and welding is impossible, and if it is 1.5 times or more, the adhesive strength l is significantly reduced and the intended purpose cannot be achieved.

導電性物質の形状に球状であることが望ましいが、楕円
球状、角球状、柱状(ファイバー状)等であっても工(
この場合Kriその最大径又は長さが前記範囲の大きさ
であれば工(、まt大きさの小さいものと大きいものと
ttS用しても工いが、極力上述の範囲の同様大きさの
ものを用いることが望ましい、導電性物質の使用量rx
@着剤層の厚み又は導電性物質の大きさKより異なるが
、12!用できる範囲汀lO〜100 y/がである。
Although it is desirable that the conductive substance has a spherical shape, it is also possible to form it in the shape of an ellipsoid, a prismatic sphere, a columnar shape (fiber shape), etc.
In this case, if the maximum diameter or length of the Kri is within the above range, it is possible to use a smaller one and a larger one. Amount of conductive material used rx
@It differs from the thickness of the adhesive layer or the size K of the conductive substance, but 12! The usable range is lO to 100 y/.

この範i!!IK設定し友理由は102/−以下でに溶
接が困難にな抄、また接着効果も悪くなるためで、他方
1ooy/♂以上ではその量が多過ぎてかえって接着効
果を低下することKなるからである。
This range! ! The reason for setting IK is that if it is less than 102/-, welding becomes difficult and the adhesion effect becomes poor, while if it is more than 102/♂, the amount is too large and the adhesion effect is deteriorated. It is.

次に以上の工うに設定された金属板ム、B及び接着剤C
を用いて、クラッド金属管の製造9領をvl、明する。
Next, the metal plate B and adhesive C set in the above process.
Using this method, we will explain the 9th aspect of manufacturing clad metal tubes.

第1図に示すように、コイル状に製作準備され逢金属板
ム、B及び接着剤Orj、m着剤Cが金属板AとBの間
に配され、先づ加熱炉lK′4内されて加熱され、続い
て圧着ロール2により両金楓板ム、Bの接着が行なわれ
、gg2図に示すクラッド金属板りが得られる。そして
、このクラッド金属板DI−j岡−ライン上のロールフ
ォーミングスタンド3fて第3SK示す如く管状に成形
され、次の溶接機4でその対向する両端縁部・、eσ1
溶接が行なわれる。溶接は電気抵抗溶!li1噂である
。この場合、接着剤OKn導電性物實が前述し1割合で
含有されており、従って管状に成形されたクラッド金属
板りの対向する両端縁部e、・の良好な溶接が行なわれ
る。溶接が完了するとgM4図に示すクラッド金属管l
が得られ、この金属管E灯切断機5に工り所定の長さに
切断されて、パイラー6に整列収納される。
As shown in Fig. 1, a metal plate B, adhesives Orj, and adhesive C prepared in a coil shape are arranged between metal plates A and B, and first heated in a heating furnace lK'4. Then, the two gold maple sheets B are bonded together using a pressure roll 2, and the clad metal sheet shown in Fig. gg2 is obtained. Then, the roll forming stand 3f on the clad metal plate DI-j Oka line is formed into a tubular shape as shown in the 3rd SK, and the opposite end edges .
Welding is performed. Welding is electrical resistance welding! It's a li1 rumor. In this case, the adhesive OKn conductive material is contained in the above-mentioned 1 ratio, so that the opposing edges e, . of the tubular clad metal plate can be well welded. When welding is completed, the clad metal tube shown in Fig.
are obtained, cut into a predetermined length by the metal tube E-lamp cutting machine 5, and arranged and stored in the piler 6.

これKより、極めて内厚の薄い耐蝕性等にすぐれt金属
が外面側に位置する安価なりラッド金属管罵が得られる
。しかもこの金属管mH金属板ム。
From this, it is possible to obtain an inexpensive rad metal tube with an extremely thin inner thickness, excellent corrosion resistance, etc., and where the metal is located on the outside surface. Moreover, this metal tube mH metal plate.

B及び接着剤Cを前述の如く設定し几ので、溶接時のフ
クレもなく、ま几接着強度も充分である。
Since B and adhesive C are set as described above, there is no blistering during welding and the adhesive strength is sufficient.

更[H全体の肉厚も薄いので加工峙の成形性が工く、作
業能率の向上が図れる。
Furthermore, since the wall thickness of the entire H is thin, formability during processing is improved, and work efficiency can be improved.

なお1以上は耐蝕性等にすぐれ友金属が外面側に位置す
るクラッド金属管を得る場合について例示したが、内面
側にこの耐蝕性等にすぐれた金属が位置する金属管を得
るKl−’!、第1FgK示す金属板ムとBとを逆配置
すればよい。
In the above example, a case where a clad metal tube with excellent corrosion resistance etc. is located on the outer surface side is obtained, but a metal tube with excellent corrosion resistance etc. is located on the inner surface side.Kl-'! , the metal plate shown in the first FgK and B may be reversely arranged.

第5図に合材となるべき金属板ムの一面に凹凸模様7t
−設け、第1図に示すl!債で金属鈑ムが内l側に位置
するクラッド金属管1(第6図参照)を溶接製造し友場
合の実施例である。この場合。
Figure 5 shows 7 tons of uneven patterns on one side of the metal sheet that will become the composite material.
- provided, l! shown in FIG. This is an embodiment in which a clad metal pipe 1 (see FIG. 6) with a metal plate located on the inner side is manufactured by welding. in this case.

凹凸模様7の凹部と母材となるべき金属板Bとの間に接
着剤Cの層と若干の空隙が構成され、制振作用に優れ友
ものが得られる。また圧着ロール2での圧着時に、金楓
板ムの凹凸模様7が接着剤Cq)層を突き破り、金属板
BK液接触るので、溶接時の導電が導電性物質を介して
のみ行なわれる場合に比較して確実である。従って、こ
のクラッド金域管11を自動車の排気管等に利用しt場
合Ktll、ステンレス鋼等の合材たる金属板ム自体の
耐蝕性、耐熱性、高剛性効果に加え、上述の割振効果と
剛性アップの効果があり、高品質なものとなる。尚、こ
の烏合凹凸模様7に金属板ムの両[fiK設ける構成で
あっても工い。
A layer of adhesive C and a slight gap are formed between the concave portions of the concave-convex pattern 7 and the metal plate B which is to be the base material, resulting in an excellent damping effect. Furthermore, when crimping with the crimping roll 2, the concave-convex pattern 7 of the gold maple plate breaks through the adhesive Cq) layer and comes into contact with the metal plate BK liquid. Comparatively certain. Therefore, when this clad metal region tube 11 is used for an automobile exhaust pipe, etc., in addition to the corrosion resistance, heat resistance, and high rigidity of the metal plate itself made of a composite material such as stainless steel, it also has the above-mentioned distribution effect. It has the effect of increasing rigidity and is of high quality. It should be noted that a configuration in which both sides of the metal plate are provided on the mating uneven pattern 7 may also be used.

第7図は接着剤Cが溶剤型である場合の製造態様を示す
ものである。接着剤Cの供給は、同図に示す工うに接着
剤41NBから金構板ム上にカーテンフローさせればよ
い。その他の要領並びにこれに工り得られるクラッド金
属管の構成と効果は前述又は異種の金属板との間に導電
性物質を含有してなる接着剤層を15〜60μの厚みで
設けて、該接着剤に工り両金属板を接着し几クラッド金
属板を管状に51!形し、その向い合う両端縁lIt互
いに溶接してなるクラッド金属管を提供するものであり
、合材として高価な金属板を使用するこの種クラッド金
属管において、上記高価な金属板の内厚を従来のものに
比して極めて薄くすることができ、コスト的に有利であ
る。まtクラッド金属板全体の肉厚も薄くなるので、管
状KIit形する時の底形性に優れ1作業能率の向上が
図れる。更Knクラッド金属板が溶接可能であり、予じ
めクラッド金属板の数ケ所をスポット溶接した後に、管
状Kg形してその向い合う両端縁部を溶接することもで
き、両金属板の優れた接着強度が得られる。
FIG. 7 shows a manufacturing mode when the adhesive C is a solvent type. The adhesive C can be supplied by curtain flow from the adhesive 41NB onto the metal structure plate shown in the figure. Other points, as well as the structure and effects of the clad metal pipe produced therefrom, are as described above or by providing an adhesive layer containing a conductive substance between the metal plates of a different type and having a thickness of 15 to 60 μm. Glue both metal plates with adhesive and make a clad metal plate into a tubular shape 51! In this type of clad metal tube that uses an expensive metal plate as a composite material, the inner thickness of the expensive metal plate is It can be made extremely thinner than conventional ones, and is advantageous in terms of cost. Also, since the thickness of the entire clad metal plate is reduced, the bottom shape is excellent when formed into a tubular KIit shape, and one-work efficiency can be improved. Furthermore, Kn clad metal plates can be welded, and after spot welding several places on the clad metal plate in advance, it is also possible to shape the clad metal plate into a tubular shape and weld its opposing edges, which results in excellent welding of both metal plates. Adhesive strength can be obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1回灯本発明に係る製管工程の全体を示す図面、第2
図は工程途中にできたクラッド金属板を示す断面図、第
3図はクラッド金属板を管状LJE形した状態を示す断
面図、第4回灯クラッド管のIITtlk+図、第5図
はクラッド金属板の他の実施例を示す断面図、第6図は
第5図に示すクラッド金属板で製造し几クラッド金属管
の断面図、第7図は接着剤供給手段の他の実施例を示す
図面である。 A、B・・・金属板 C・・・接着剤 D・・・クラッ
ド金属板θ、e・・・両端縁am・・・クラッド金属管
特許出願人 住友金属工業株式金社 代理人 弁理士円田敏彦 第1E 第4図 386− 第5図          第6図
1st drawing showing the entire pipe manufacturing process according to the present invention, 2nd drawing
The figure is a cross-sectional view showing the clad metal plate formed in the middle of the process, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the clad metal plate in a tubular LJE shape, the 4th IITtlk+ diagram of the lamp clad tube, and Figure 5 is the clad metal plate. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a clad metal tube manufactured from the clad metal plate shown in FIG. 5, and FIG. 7 is a drawing showing another example of the adhesive supply means. be. A, B...Metal plate C...Adhesive D...Clad metal plate θ, e...Both edges am...Clad metal tube patent applicant Sumitomo Metal Industries Co., Ltd. Agent Patent attorney Yen Toshihiko Ta 1E Figure 4 386- Figure 5 Figure 6

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] l 金属板と該金属板と同種又は異種の金属板との関に
接着剤層を設け、該接着剤層の厚みは15〜60μであ
り%接着剤は長さ又は最大@が接着剤層厚さの0.5〜
1.5倍である導電性物質tlO〜1oof/が含有す
るものであり、該接着剤に工す前記両′金属板を接着し
たクラッド金属板を管状Kg形し、その向−壺う両端縁
at亙いKil接してなるクラッド金属管。
l An adhesive layer is provided between a metal plate and a metal plate of the same type or a different type, and the thickness of the adhesive layer is 15 to 60μ, and the % adhesive is the length or the maximum @ is the adhesive layer thickness. 0.5~
The clad metal plate to which the two metal plates are bonded is formed into a tubular shape, and the opposite end edges A clad metal pipe made of a high-temperature metal pipe.
JP21391681A 1981-12-25 1981-12-25 Clad metallic pipe Pending JPS58112678A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS60221173A (en) * 1984-04-16 1985-11-05 Sumitomo Metal Ind Ltd Production of clad pipe

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS60221173A (en) * 1984-04-16 1985-11-05 Sumitomo Metal Ind Ltd Production of clad pipe
JPH0224197B2 (en) * 1984-04-16 1990-05-28 Sumitomo Metal Ind

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