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Fluid Dynamics Teflon Lined Steel

 
Fluid Dynamics Teflon Lined Steel
The Art Of Fluid Dynamics: Part Two - Wrenchin'
10) Teflon-lined, steel braided hose can also be cut with a hacksaw. The process isn't much different from cutting rubber-lined, steel braided hose. Although it's not recommended for any type of hose, Teflon-lined hoses are not conducive to chiseling, shearing, or any other creative cutting methods. This section of hose will need to be trimmed of its frayed wire. In some cases, the Teflon will even need to be deburred. View Related Article
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