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HAZ
(redirected from Heat affected zone)

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HAZHeat Affected Zone
HAZHannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung (German newspaper)
HAZHazardous Cargo
HAZHazard/Hazardous
HAZHIV/AIDS Zimbabwe (charity)
HAZHike Arizona (online forum)
HAZHAWK Assignment Zone
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The Highland Heights, Ohio-based contract manufacturing firm has developed an athermal laser machining process that creates highly precise features in any material without producing any heat affected zone (HAZ).
Norman Noble unveils new laser machining technology by Medical Product Outsourcing
Reflective materials, such as stainless steel, polished brass, conductive materials, heat resisting, and heat sensitive materials can be cut with little or no discoloration, and no heat affected zones.
Understanding Water Jet Cutting Technology Helps Manufacturing Firms ... by Dennis Darger / Business community
The system has a small heat affected zone letting it cut highly reflective metals, such as aluminum.
Laser system saves energy by Modern Applications News
 
 
 
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