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Chrome or tunsten carbide plate four steel piston rods
Grind and bring them back up to spec by coating. If you can't grind, just coat after I get them ground down. Roger Gustafson
compressor parts - Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
June 22, 2011
I have four pistons (size 10-18" D.)with steel piston rods attached to them. The rods are worn egg shaped and tapered.. Only a few thousands though. I need to have them ground down and plated WITH the pistons remaining on the rods. The total length of the piston/rods are about 4 feet. The rods are all 2.50" in Dia.
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