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- Cutoff Machines (Metalworking Machinery)1
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- Electrical Discharge Erosion Machines1
- Grinding Machines and Equipment Manufacturers1
- Home Workshop Machine Tools, Metalworking2
- Lapping35
- Lathes38
- Lathes, Metal Cutting and Polishing36
- Machine Tools Manufacturers16
- Machine Tools, Metal Cutting: Exotic (Explosive, Etc.)3
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