Down the Line

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I definitely would NOT want to work around that press, would truly suck to get your fingers pinched in it.

Also I'm the first to comment!

Canada

Thu 05-07-2009

Were these the presses you were talking about?

quite alot of psi

All this equipment must have cost a fortune new! Unless it was worn out you'd think SOMEBODY would be able to use it SOMEWHERE. But I know these machines probably weigh a ton (literally) so that in itself makes a lot prohibitive.....

Saywardstudio

Fri 07-31-2009

Industrial green is most appropriate in these places.

STL girl

Mon 09-20-2010

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Date Shot:	June 2007	Image ID#:	6525
Date Posted:	Thu, May 7th 2009	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Continental Rubber Works (Hannover-Limmer)
Current Status:	Being demolished or renovated
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