Using Extruded Aluminum to telescope.

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29-01-2005, 18:36

Yan Wang

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Re: Using Extruded Aluminum to telescope.

I posted a picture on CD of our 2004 robot's sliding nylon piece of our scissor lift. We manufactured it.

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