Lead smelter

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Lead smelter

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I'm excited I was told to day by my friendly maintenance contractor buddy (He is a Shooter) that we are getting a Industrial type lead smelter in the workshop and all the test equipment to go with it. So they are going to have to buy and stock lead.
Apparently they make stuff for a client at the main workshop but its closing down and they are moving the machines out. We may get some of the smaller lathes and mills. The lead thing is probably some thing to do with radiation protection products. But what ever I don't care a lead smelter.
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