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mojo
I see a limit of 2000. Is this 2000 per column or should it be converted to 2000 per unit of length?

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tom jupille
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It's per column.
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mojo
2000 per column, even though one column might be 20 mm and another 250 mm?

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adam
Yes.

Total plates are the more common metric.

If it does not specify what is meant, I would assume total plates.

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tom jupille
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2000 per column, even though one column might be 20 mm and another 250 mm?
If the method specifies "plates", then they mean "plates". If they had wanted "plates per meter", they would have specified "plates per meter". :wink:
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