flake-graphite cast iron

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• Meehanite — is a trademark for an engineering process to make many types of cast iron. When a foundry advertises that produces Meehanite Iron this means the foundry is licensed by Meehanite Metal Corporation, initially of Chattanooga, Tennessee but now based …   Wikipedia

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