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Engineers urged to consider more aluminium
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Adam Crighton
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lets get behind this inititive and use more aluminium - it's got lots going for it 

Engineering and consumer product designers are being urged to realise the full potential of aluminium by thinking beyond its usual applications and using more of it.

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