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Lucien Johnston from Fludicon (www.fludicon.com) shows an interesting application for special hydraulic fluid
Nov. 14, 2008
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Lucien Johnston from Fludicon shows an interesting application for hydraulic fluid that can change properties by the application of electricity.
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