The press cylinder is fixed in the intermediate beam.
The upper swage is clamped in the upper head by
means of a hydraulic clamping device and a centre rod. For safety
reasons the clamped swage is held by Belleville springs. For special
forging process the upper swage can be turned by 90°.
It is possible to complement the clamping
system with four spring collet clamps. These clamps enable the clamping
of the upper part of a die having its weight several times higher
than is the weight of the upper swage.
The lower swage can slide on the forging table between two guiding
plates and makes it possible to shift the swage across the transversal
feed to the swage storage easily.
Forging plate is shifted by a hydraulic cylinder and its position
is monitored with digital indication. For the forging of rings on
a mandrel the plate is modified to clamp up two stands for bedding
the forging mandrel.
Parallel with the forging desk feed there is
placed the swage storage, usually designed for three or four lower
swages. This storage is interconnected with the forging plate feed
by the cross swage feed. Combination of the swage storage with the
cross feed enables to reduce the time required for exchange of the
lower swage to minimum.
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The press is provided with a mechanical indicator
of the press stroke for visual check or for manual press control.
These presses are driven directly by high-pressure pumps. Working
medium is hydraulic oil. The press drive is usually equipped with
components of REXROTH ensuring high reliability of the equipment.
As a standard component of the press drive we supply a collection
tank. In case of oil refill or equipment failure the tank is large
enough to contain all oil of the hydraulic system.
The press drive is fitted with a standby pneumatic
control system that in case of electric power failure enables to
release the forged piece from the press and to transport it out
of the press area.
Technical
parameters CKW
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TYPE OF PRESS
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CKW 8
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CKW 12
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CKW 16
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CKW 25
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CKW 30
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CKW 40
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CKW 63
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CKW 70
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Pressing force [MN]
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8
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12
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16
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25
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30
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40
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63
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70
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Working pressure [MPa]
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32
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32
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32
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32
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32
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32
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35
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35
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Upsetting force [MN]
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-
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-
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-
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-
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38
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50
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73
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80
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Working liquid pressure [MPa]
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-
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-
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-
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-
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40
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40
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40
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40
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Return cylinders force [MN]
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1,7
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2,5
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3,5
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5,15
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6,5
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8,9
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13,7
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13,7
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Working stroke [mm]
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800
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1000
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1400
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1700
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2000
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2500
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2500
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2800
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Press height clearance [mm]
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1900
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2300
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2900
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3500
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4200
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5100
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6100
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6400
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Passage between columns [mm]
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1300 / 700
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1700 / 900
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1800 / 1000
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1900 / 1000
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2100 / 1140
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3000 / 1400
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4200 / 2000
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4200 / 2000
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Max. excentricity [mm]
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150
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200
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250
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300
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350
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400
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500
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500
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No. of press cylinders
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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3
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3
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3
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Forging table stroke [mm]
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1200
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1600
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2000
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2500
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3000
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3400
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6000
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6000
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Pressing speed [mm/s]
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150
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150
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120
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110
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100
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70
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63
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63
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Passing speed [mm/s]
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300
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300
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300
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280
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280
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280
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250
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250
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Speed of fast forging [1/min]
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90
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90
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90
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80
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80
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80
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60-85
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60-85
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Speed of table feed [mm/s]
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30/300
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30/300
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30/300
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30/250
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30/250
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30/250
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30/300
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30/300
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Speed of cross feed [mm/s]
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30/300
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30/300
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30/300
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30/250
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30/250
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30/250
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30/300
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30/300
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Speed of swage storage [mm/s]
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30/250
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30/250
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30/250
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30/230
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30/230
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30/250
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30/300
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30/300
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Height of press above floor level [mm]
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3800
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4900
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5800
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6600
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7500
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8700
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10440
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13500
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Height of press below floor level [mm]
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4200
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5000
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7000
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7400
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8300
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10100
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12750
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15750
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Weight : Press [t]
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90
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150
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215
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325
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570
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640
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1350
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1435,8
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Table feed [t]
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12
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18
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30
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32
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52
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107,5
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170
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173,5
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Cross feed [t]
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10
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12,8
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14
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15
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18
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23
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45
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47
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Swage
storage [t]
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6
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8
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13
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16,5
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30
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45
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73
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80
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Total weight [t] (without
covers around the press)
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118
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188,8
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272
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388,5
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670
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815,5
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1638
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1736
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