drz1050
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"Stainless" depends largely on the alloy used. Steel is not very chloride resistant at all. Cu is, Ni even more so.
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"Stainless" depends largely on the alloy used. Steel is not very chloride resistant at all. Cu is, Ni even more so.
cupro-nickel is a lot easier to work than stainless. Easier to bend and easier to flare.
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