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1 агрегат горячего непрерывного цинкования (АГНЦ)
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2 агрегата горячего непрерывного цинкования
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3 агрегат горячего непрерывного цинкования
Metallurgy: (АГНЦ) continuous hot-dip galvanizing unitУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > агрегат горячего непрерывного цинкования
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