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"0" Condition

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TRRMan

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This may be a simple question but I'm not at all fimilar with welding. What is the "0" condition.

Thanks for the help.
 
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Take Alloy Aluminum for Example

6061-0 is Annealed 6061 Alloy Aluminum

Wes C.
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Steel, A36 and HT 50. Thanks again.
 
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