Designation: A 108 ~ 03 Standard Specification for Steel Bar, Carbon and Alloy, Cold-Finished* This sondid is isued under he fed designation A 108; he umber imately following the design indicates the yea of ‘ign adoption on the ese of vin, the year of lat evo, A nur in pretest the yest of at sepa A superscript epilon(e)inistes an editor change ince the ast evsion st eappeav ‘This stander hs been approved for ue by agencies ofthe Deparment of Defense 1. Scope 1.1 This specification covers cold-finished carbon and alloy steel bars produced in straight length and coil to chemical compositions. Cold-finished bars are suitable for heat treat- ‘ment, for machining into components, or for use in the as-finished condition as shafting, or in constructional applica tions, or for other similar purposes (Note 1), Grades of steel are identified by grade numbers or by chemical composition 1A guide for the seletion of steel bars is contained in Practo 1.2. Some end uses may require one or more of the available designations shown under Supplementary Requirements Supplementary requirements shall apply only when specified individually by the purchaser. 1.3 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regarded 4 the standard. The values given in parentheses are for information only. 2. Referenced Documents 2.1 ASTM Standards: * A 29/A 29M Specification for Steel Bars, Carbon and Alloy, Hot-Wrought. General Requirements for ‘A 304 Specification for Carbon and Alloy Steel Bars Sub- ject to End-Quench Hardenability Requirements 4-322 Specification for Steel Bars, Alloy, Standard Grades ‘4.370 Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing. of Steel Products A.400 Practice for Steel Bars, Selection Guide, Composi- tion, and Mechanical Properties A510 Specification for General Requirements Rods and Coarse Round Wie, Carbon Steel A576 Specification for Steel Bars, Carbon, Hot-Wrought, Special Quality Wire "This specications under the jredction of ASTM Conunitee ADI on Sk ‘Stinks Stel, nd Related Alloys and is he die’ respons of Sabsomraes ADLIS om Dare Cures eon approved Nov. 1, 2003. Fabled Dsccnber 2003. Originally spmoved in 926 Last previous edo approved in 1999 ay A 10898 For refeteneed ASTM snd, vist the ASTM websit wastes, of onus ASTM Costomer Sorice a eerceatin or. For Anact Bool of 4671 Stndard ohame information, fer othe ands Document Sota ayo ‘Be ASTM wot A700 Specification for Packaging, Marking, and Loading Methods for Steel Products for Domestic Shipment E45 Test Methods for Determining the Inclusion Content of Steel E1112 Test Methods for Determining the Average Grain Size E381 Method of Macroetch Testing Steel Bars, Blooms, and Forgings 527 Practice for Numbering Metals and Alloys (UNS) E 1077 Test Method for Estimating the Depth of Decarbur- ization of Steel Specimens E29 Practice for Using Significant Digits in Test Data to Determine Conformance with Specifications 2.2 Other Documents: ‘SAE Handbook and SAE J1086 Recommended Practice for ‘Numbering Metals and Alloys (UNS) Federal Statdard 66 C Steel, Chemical Composition and Hardenability* ISS Steel Bar Product Guideline for Bar Steel? illets, 3. Terminology 3.1. Definition: 3.1.1 product ‘olerance levels—cold-finished steel bar is produced with up to four (4) increasingly tight tolerance levels, for the individual product characteristics, dependent on the ‘method of manufacture necessary to meet purehaser-ordered specification requirements. (Product Tolerance Level 1 is selected, unless otherwise specified by purchaser) 4. Ordering Information 4.1 Orders for cold-finished steel bar to this specification should include the following items to adequately describe the material: 4.1.1 Name of material, 4.1.2 ASTM specification number and date of issue, 4.1.3 Chemical composition, grade designation or limits, 4.14 Silicon level, if required, * Available fom Society of Automotive Engineer (SAE, 400 Conmonnesih i, Warren PA 15096000) * qvaiabe foi the Sundazation Documents Ose Desk, Bl 4, Section 70 Robbins Ave. Pade, PA 1911-504 At NPODS. * axalale fom American Kon and Sts nating (AIS), HO! 17th S., NW, Suite 1500, Washington, DC 20036 epinady Tetpe i fomtcmAly a 108-03 4.1.5 Additional machinability-enhancing elements (see Footnote F to Table 1 of Specification A 29A 29M), 4.1.6 Condition (Surface Roughness tolerances listed in Table AL.7), 4.1.7 Tolerance Levels (Reference tolerances listed in Table ALL through Table A1.9), 4.1.8 Shape (round, hexagon, square, flat, ete.) size, and length, 4.1.9 Report of heat analysis, if required, 4.1.10 End use, 4.1.11 Additions to the specification and special or supple- mentary requirements, if required, and 4.1.12 For coiled product, the coil weights, inside diameter, outside diameter, and coil height limitations, when required, Nove 2—A typical ordering description i as follows Stee! Bar; ASTM ‘A 108, dated ___; SAE 1117: Coarse Grain; Cold Drawn; 1.500-in, (8.10 mmm) diameter round; 12 2657.61 mm) long; Heat Analysis Required: Precision Machined Pars [Note 3~-A more complex ondering description i as follows: Steet Bat; ASTM A 108, dated; SAE 1045; Fine Grain; Cold Drawn, Turned, Ground and Polished; chamfer both ends; Mechanical Property Test Results; Hardness tet, Inspect for Rese Magnetism; 2.000.in. (50.80, rm) diameter round, 12 ft (3657.61 mem) long; Heat Analysis Required; Precision Machined Pars. Product codes allow you to abbreviate, yet identify a complex ordering. desericion in the following. simplified escrition: Stel Bar: ASTM A 108, dated ___; SAE 1045; Fine Grain; 2.000-in. (50.80 mum) diameter round, 12 ® (657.61 mm) longs Heat ‘Analysis Requited; Precision Machined Part. 5. General Requirements 5.1 Material fumished under this specification shall con- form to the applicable requirements of the current edition of Specification A 29/A 29M. 6. Materials and Manufacture 6.1 Feedstock—Cold-finished steel bar shall be produced from hot-wrought carbon or alloy steel bar (Specification ‘A.29/A 29M), or from hot-wrought rod designated for cold- finished bar (Specification A $10) 6.2 Condition—The product shall be furnished in one of the following conditions as specified by the purchaser. 6.2.1 Rounds: 62.1.1 Cold drawn, 6.2.1.2 Cold drawn, tumed, and polished, 6.2.13 Cold drawn, ground, and polished, 6.2.1.4 Cold drawn, tumed, ground, and polished, 6.2.1.5 Cold drawn, tumed, and ground, 6.2.16 Hot wrought, tumed, and polished, 6.2.1.7 Hot wrought, tured, ground and polished, 6.2.1.8 Hot wrought, tumed, and ground, and 6.2.1.9 Hot wrought, rough tuned, 6.2.2 Squares, Hexagons: 6.2.2.1 Cold drawn, and 62.22 Cold rolled, 6.23 Flas: 6.2.3.1 Cold drawn, and 6.2.32 Cold rolled, 6.2.4 Special Bar Sections: 6.2.4.1 Cold Drawn, and 6.2.4.2 Cold Rolled. 63 Heat Treatment 6.3.1 Unless otherwise specified, the bars shall be furnished as cold-finished. Plain Carbon Steels with a maximum carbon over 0.55 % and Alloy Steels with a maximum carbon over 0.38 % shall be ennealed prior to cold finishing 63.2 The following heat-treatment processes may be per formed singularly or in combination: 63.2.1 Annealed, 63.2.2 Normalized, 6.3.2.3 Stress relieved, and 6.3.24 Quench and tempered, 7. Chemical Composition 7 Chemical Composition: 7.1.1 The chemical analysis of the steel shall conform to that specified in Specification A 29/A 29M for the steel grade ordered, or to such other limits as may be specified using the standard ranges in Specification A 29/A 29M. 7.1.2 Steels may be selected from: Specifications A 29/ A.29M, A 304, A 322, A 510, and A 576; Federal Standard 66 ; the SAE Handbook; or the ISS Steel Bar Product Guideline for Bar Steel 7.1.3. When a steel’s composition cannot be identified by a standard grade number in accordance with 7.1.1 and 7.1.2, the limits for each required element may be specified using the chemical ranges shown in the table (Heat Analysis Chemical Ranges and Limits of Carbon Steel Bars) of Specification A29/A.29M. 8, Toleranee Levels 8.1 Cold-Finished Bars—The permissible dimensional variations for cold-finished carbon and alloy stee! bar shall not exceed the applicable tolerance levels or limits stated in Annex AL for inch-pound values, 9. Workmanship, Finish, and Produet Presentation 9.1 Workonanship: 9.1.1 Within the limits of good manufacturing and inspec- tion practices, the bars shall be fiee of injurious seams, laps, segregation, or other imperfections which, due to their nature, degree, or extent, will interfere with the.use of the material in machining or fabrication of suitable“pars. (Reference Table ALS) 9.2 Finish 92.1 Unless otherwise specified, the bars shall have a commercial bright smooth surface finish, obtained by conven tional eold-finishing operations such as cold drawing or cold rolling. 9.2.2 When a superior bar surface finish is required, bars may be obtained as; tumed and polish, ground and polished, or tumed, ground, and polished. (Reference Table AL.7) 9.2.3 Bars that are thermully treated after cold finishing may exhibit a discolored or oxidized surface 9.3. Product Presentation: 9.3.1 The bas shall be given a surface coating of oil or other rust inhibitor to protect against corrosion during shipment. 9.3.2 The bar bundles shall be identified, packaged and loaded to preserve the physical appearance, product toleranceAf a 108 - 03 tured and tested in accordance with this specification together ‘with a report of the test results shall be furnished at the time of shipment, and identity of the cold-finished product, as agreed upon between the purchaser and supplier. 10. Certification 10.1 Upon request of the purchaser in the contract or order, ‘4 manufacturer's certification that the material was manufac AL. Keywords LLA alloy steel; carbon steel; cold-finished; steel bar SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS, One or more of the following supplementary requirements shall be applied only when specified by the purchaser in the inquiry, contract, or order. Details of these supplementary requirements shall be agreed upon in writing, by the manufacturer and the purchaser. Supplementary requirements shall in no way negate any requirement of the specification itself. SI. Hot Rolling Reduction Ratio SI.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the reduction ratio of the initial BloonvBillet cross sectional area to finished hot rolled cross sectional area, 2.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to Teport the steel melting process (Basic Oxygen Fumace, Bleciric Arc Furnace, etc.) for each initial heavlot number supplied to the purchaser, S3. Steel Refinement Process 3.1 When requited, purchaser may require the supplier to report the steel refinement processes performed after melting and before casting (Vacuumed Degassed, ele.) on the heav/ot number supplied to the purchaser, S4. Continuous Casting Process $4.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the casting process (Bloom, Billet, etc.) for each heav/lot number supplied to the purchaser. SS. Country or Countries of Origin 85.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the country of origin where the steel was melted for each hheav/lot number supplied to the purchaser. $5.2 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the country of origin where the steel was hot rolled for cach heavlot number supplied to the purchase $5.3 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the country of origin where the steel was cold finished for cach hea/lot number supplied to the purchaser. ‘86, Mechanical Properties $6.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to report the cold-finished steel bar mechanical properties for each heavlot number supplied to the purchaser. Mechanical properties shall be evaluated in accordance with Test Methods and Definitions in Test Methods A 370. surface Inspection $7.1 When required, purchaser may require the supplier to inspect the cold finish steel bar surface within an electromag- netic surface inspection process to detect and sort surface discontinuities that exceed the maximum allowed depth toler- ances listed in Table AL.8 or other tolerances agreed upon between the purchaser and supplier. 8, Bar Marking S81 When required, bar marking specification require- ‘ments shall be agreed upon between the purchaser and supplier. ANNEX (Mandatory Information) Al. PERMISSIBLE VARIATIONS IN QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS. INCH-POUND AND METRIC UNITSAly a 108-03 ‘TABLE At.1 Size Tolerances for Level One Cold-Finished Carbon Stee! Bars, Cold Drawn or Turned and Polished iam of Carbon a Maximum of Caton Range Mos! Coe rae Yacmum of caronRarosMasinim ofan gangs NT Sgceins QtmOS A Gay eee im tareie ‘qos eGoas Ste Shes Ralretarsaneana ued we ome ‘forcnatrvirg Nomad and Tempe Titoienes meh ibe (oan ae Tondo C0 Doon 06 H(I5D4 wn) or Toned and Pole TDI] pel cw orci 00205 3.09878 0008 0 3065 Seer ee wa sy re 03373) See soa Sons s2n S008 152 Stora (e030) 4 (0: re oe 0) Stas ian oie 15) Sort tm Stora tv cyto (1820 a ons 27 dee (152) oor 7) $008 205 Star isso) aaa pete Sor tr on 209) $00 (225) Stora tot 9 fxn wel aorta) S00 (200 dio 22) Soro (2e0 Tagore Tex Gam ma aa0R a5 0.00987) 3008 3005 = Sra ed) 0 1% (28.10) ‘00 370 Soe sea Sins 27 oor tra ve 1 801) (50 os 0408) S08 127 S008 (158 $000 209) Soe 60.50) 3% (9) aos (ran Ooo) Saori) Soo (28 Ste 08.98) (10180) 08 (27 dios 188 Taare wu game 2000 a5 0.04 f6 3008 (7H 3007 Seon S805) 1 (98:0) 000 (a7 S.os {127 $000 (158 800 (205) Store 8) 2 3) et Soe sn oon (15 oor {rm S008 2m vr 2 30) (0a fee 150) Soe (253) Son (228) sontam) Sr (oe (822) Sore (ast Sues tara} 1524) nt Sve ae0) mae oe (1905 nt 2.09576 .04¢ 02 9.05 152 om 209 Same eB) 1 (8810) rl Sve Sees 27, 000285 ore (a5 Seer siansn (fea ne fos 127) So (182) Soro (zen 8.12205) Shera bait 01 ea 08 {35a coe (23) sour oss a1 Stare foran 8 (800 net presto Soo(aen) sata) a0 (508) Sums tsa40) ora (338h Sows taen Standard manufactuing practice echo ul focal awn bars (2s lis vary by produce] whch an cause ond dlaron ruling tone portora of a Bar being outside the appicabe ses larance. When tha en conden undoaraba, 2 eo cl wr fo remove ond aloton shoul be eotaiead “Whe ez oorances arousal spocied as mina, lorancos may bo oréred al pls, oF dtuted plus admin, wih tha sum boing equal th loraneas ‘tod ‘Hximum allowable devistonn roundness around he crumrence of he sams sross-egolon of round colt drawn br sto ee ‘lance Win gover te taleances for aot wath ane beknese oli For example, wen the mansmsn af tbo range 0.28 Mot es, fafa 2m. (53.00 min) wie ‘and tr (2540 mm hic, the wah folrance i 0.05 n (127 men andthe icknesstlrancs the same, namely 0005 in. 427 mm)Aly a 108-03 TABLE At.2 Size Tolerance for Level One Cold-Finished Alloy Steel Bars, Gold Drawn, or Turned and Polished ‘stimu of Catton Range ‘ver 0.85 hor witout esi of Carbon Range Sess oleving orang Maxirum of Catton Range Maximum of Carbon Range 1 058 % ne ‘ar cls estan. Sie, in (omy 0.28% or ss ‘oer 20% 10035 ine Sess Ralaved orAnealed Ao al avons, quenched ‘Mer ColéFetsing nd lompered het testa, Gr nonaizd and tapered nore Colt Fnshing “ilolrancas are nc (im) and we rin ‘Rounds Cal Oran 106 n(16240 mm) or Toned ane Pood To 15a) el mooie (9.002 (05%) 005 (076), 008 102) ‘005 (127) Cue Length To 148.10) et 0.009 076) 0.004 102) 005 (127) 0.008 452) (vor 14 (96.10) 10 2% (6350) nel 0004 102) (0.005 427) 006 (152) 007 (178) ‘Over 24 6350) 16 4 (10860) mo 0005 (127) (0.008 152) ‘0.007 (178) 13.008 (203), ver 4 (101.60) 8 (15240) net 0006152) (0.007 (178) (0.008 (203) 0.009 (228) (var 8 (52:40) 8 (203.29 net (2.007 (178) 1.008 (209) 1.009 (229) 0.010 (254) (Over 8 (203-2) t 9 (28.60) nl 2.008 (208) 2.009 (220) 0.010 (258) 001i (27) Hes Te % (1905) neh ‘009 (078) ‘3.004 (102) ‘0005 (127) ‘007 47a) var (19.0) to 17 3,10) a (2.004 102) 0005 (127 10.008 152} 0.008 (233) vor 14 (3810) 10234 6380) mel 0405 127) (2.008 182) ‘0.007 (178) 9.08228) (ve 24 (63.50) 0394 (79.8) nel 0006 (152) (0.007 (178) 0.008 (208) 910,254) Ove 34 (7838) 104 (10850) ne .008 152) ‘Saas To H (7805) wel 003,(976) ‘008 127) ‘108 (182) ‘008 (200) oor ¥. (1805) 10 1¥6 (SB. wel Da 102) (0.008 152) 0.007 (178) 9.909 (223) Beer 14 38 10)t02%4 6350) mel BaD (127) (3.007 (178) 1.008 (233) 9.010 (354) ‘vor 2% (63.50) 104 (70180) 007 (178) (0.009 (225) 0010 (258) 9012(305) ‘Dee #10180) 05 (12700) wet ors (27), Fae? To (1805) ral ‘008 103) 005 427) ‘007 (178) ‘000 (200) vor (1905) 0114 (98.10)! .05 177) 0.008 (182) 2.009 (225) oor (279) ‘Over 14 (38.10) 3 (76.2) net. 006 152) (0.007.178) oon (278), 0.013 (30), ‘Ovor 3 (75.2) to 4 (10160) rl 007 (178) ‘3.009 (229) 0.012 (05), 0017 (433) (Over § (101.80) t 6 (15240) neh 000,225) 018 (279) 0.013 (330) oat (533) Over 8 (15240) 0074, 356) Standard macfacrrg practic Is shear ext fr cot drawn bars (zs Unltsvary by produce) wich ean cause and dtrion resulting in those portone ofthe bar being ote the appicanle aso flrerce. When te and condone undesabe, a saw ck ond fo rmove end ton should be conicerad ‘Ble az alorances ar ual spaced a9 mis, lrancaa'ray be ordered a plu of luted ls and mush De sum bag equvlent th lerarcss ate, "Raima alownbiedevinion i roundness around he cicurterence of the same crose-scten ofa fund eld drawn bas the si talarance ange With governs the Llanes for bot lah ard theknass of fos For example, when the maximum cf coreon range 0-23 oes, for fat 2 (50.60 me) wide ‘and Tin (2540 re) tick, the wit elrance i 0.006 (152 mn) and th heksossllrance tho same, rama, 0.008 in 1S2rm TABLE A1.3 Size Tolerances for Level Two and Level Three Gold Finished Round ars Cold Drawn, Ground and Polished, or Turned, Ground and Polished “aaances om Spectiod Sen Meus Oni () ‘Sin (mm) Col Drawn, Ground and Pofshed* Sian (mm) Turd, Ground and Pokseg* —=>wanees fom Specified Sts, Hews Ont frie)» orate Level Te W910) a Te 17 (9850) ‘001 (0254) ‘0.0008 9205) (Ovo 14 (36.10) 24 (63.5) exch ver 14 (38.10) 1» 2 (6350 axel 0.0015 (0380) 0.0013 (033) 244 (63.50) 9 3 (76.20) no 234 (63 6) 37620) net 1.002 0506) 1.001 5.0381) ‘vor 3 (7.20) 1 4 (101.60) nck (ver 378 20) 04 (101.60 nl 2.003 (0782. (0.0025 0835) (ver 4101.80) 6 (15240) et 0.004, s016)° (0.003 (076238 ver 6182.40), 0.005 (r27)" 8.04 1986)" “SMvinum alowabladevoton of oundnass or orally flrances ar aged upon bolwoon pucnarer and sl. ‘Fornonresufrieed sons sors spect oastum sults undor 0.08%), ofr seal haraly Voaad he rece increased by 0004 i028 mm.Aly a 108 - 03 ‘TABLE At Stralghtness Tolerances for Level One Cold Finished Bars? ‘Nore—All grades quencied and tempered or normalized and tempered to Briell 302 max before cold finishing: and all grades stess relieved or annealed after cold finishing. Straightness tolerances are not applicable to bas having Brinell hardness oxezeding 302, “Sraginass Toerances, (my (Varimum Davaton) fom Siaiineas in any 10. Potion of th Bar ozs elas ‘ora Thermal Tis Se ca ee as : : cabs =o Tan TE) tara Sea Sea a) tenner (ee) wisiiadeer wath wera wares xem Sige asse! eho ety elas sam tom erp RUSwiause amar hae rola stern nes “The foeqangllrancos ao based onthe fling math of massing svalghness Departure tom sraigitass Is messured by plang the baron a level able so hat ine at or depot frm saighnens a horzora andthe sath of the ae measured wily s foer gage and a saightoc. ait shu be recognized thal saghness a pershable qualiyend'y be siete by mistandling. The preservation of saghressn colds bars requ ihe umost cre subsequent handing, Spelt alghness arancas are somanesrequted fr carbon and ay sles in whch caso tho purchaser shoud orm he Imantecurer the signees erances and he metho a be used in chackng the salghiness, TABLE A1.5 Length Tolerances for Cold Finished Steel Bar Toloraroes has (ren Ps Product Tolerance ‘Alowable Devon above Specea Unform Lang Leva Gating Praca ‘imam Mexinum ‘ter? “Sheer Gut ooo 7000 6080) Laval Inti Saw Cut 00 ‘ooo (2840) Level fine Saw Cut 000 0800 (1270) TABLE A1.6 Across-Comer Tolerances for Hexagon and Square Cold Drawn Steet Bar* Produc ce Range Avid to Aarons Comor Gabulaions ‘erance Hexen Sao Lael _ secs rm ous sna rm, Meus Tove 0025 (58) 030 (78) nest? 20 (s1) 28 (62) Ue 0015 (38) 0020 (51) 1867 x 0) ar Comer Square Cleon = (18142 x D) Sharp Camer Hexagon Calelton ‘n+ ar ond Corner Sauere Salton» (1.444) % (D2 + 2 ound Comer Hexagon Gacusion = (11471 “ines roquied pe of omer must be speciod at ime of order nau TABLE ALT Surface Roughness Average" (Ra) Tolerances for Cold-Finished Steel Bar Tiowabe Maximum Bevan ot Surace Roughness Average (Ra) Measurement Product : Tooronce Turn a0d Paished ‘Ground and Poised eel Maxima, in) Maw (ae) - 3) (Fo) = Toei To Raques ® ovat 28 : © 2 aval 38 : “ 2 “TAS (oot mean squne caouaon) & no longer applied fo easue sano xpos, Roughness average (Ra) saute iohnalogy measurement ouput dala, 2 Spec satace Ra lesncons must be epeet pon atune of ordering belweon purchase’ ard wople Lower Ravalrs are avaiobia with acstonal bar passes andlor special processing cons,Ay a 108 - 03 ‘TABLE A1.8 Surface Discontinuity Tolerances for Cold-Finished Stee! Bar* ‘aia Aowaba Surface Daconnay Ba Gatton ane Ay ron and Aly Gabon and Noy probut Neveu opulent (00 0.1% Su ops (029 038% Su ‘rence mom Vaxinan Benth oe Brn Depth vamum boon wasn Dep et) Masi Dosh Coarse) Moning Oem ‘worse Me Oe ot See} (ean) 638 mn) pres) cet 1580) vor (1588 mm) sf0800 om) mu sstom — Graciszatmm MLM este) true (15240 ro) meg A CIEBH TT py 6 (15240 mm) (ax eran) ed nox peronage)| (oe poranoge) teat one (3) 18% ‘anim aH 20% Sart (3) 2% tea aos 5) 10% ‘008 int) 13% rain (25) ioe tela, 9008148) ors% S006 m1) tox ‘008m (20 ion ror Ni = ‘a i ff ua Tn risanalon vhs that sh ocpctad marimar suace dscontnaly deph oat Be els of good manufasisng practice, Oscaionl bars a sipment Tay acm rt tht oecned tos ta For oielappieane, Ie purchasers requre He cid ih ie! bar spp to at caret test te bars por 1a shpment Ler requkes mel romoval by turing of ubtple ginding passes for smal bars, ‘TABLE A1.9 Surface Decarbutization Tolerances for Cold-Finished Steet Bar Taxsram Aoried Dept i Gatbon Aly Sie! 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