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        <description>http://www.weldmongerstore.com/ http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/carbon-steel.html Welding Low Alloy Steel usually goes better with  a preheat. Carbon content is the main factor to consider in how much preheat to use... There is something called a "carbon equivalent formula" that takes into account elements other than carbon that contribute to hardening. For example 4130 chromoly has a carbon content of .30 percent but has a carbon equivalent of .60 percent.</description>
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