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Turns of electrical grade wire or strip conductor material wound on a form, referred to as a winding.
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a tightly wound spool of conductor grade of copper or aluminum that is generally wound around a mild steel core. Its purpose is to conduct ampere flow, and so produce external flux-force lines. These are channeled through the magnet
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Rolled steel in the thickness range of sheet or strip.
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any heating or cooling element made from pipe or tubing connected in series.
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One of two ways that nail-gun nails are packaged. In a coil, nails are connected by a long strip of paper or plastic. The strip is coiled up and loaded into the nail gun.
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