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NZS 3404:1997

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This Standard was prepared under the supervision of the Steel Structures Committee (P 3404) for the Standards Council established under the Standards Act 1988. The Committee consisted of:

Messrs G.C. Clifton (Chairman), B.J. Brown, Dr J.W. Butterworth and T.W. Robertson.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Standards New Zealand gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance provided by BHP NZ Steel, BHP Long Products Division (Australia), HERA, Fletcher Steel and Steel and Tube.

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