Fleischhaken (Fehler bei de Stahlherstellung)
English translation: 'meat-hook" defect
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8 hrs confidence: 
"meat-hooks" Explanation: I'd call them "meat-hooks" (in quotes - or perhaps "meat-hook defects") because this is probably what they look like (on a very small scale, of course.) It may even be a term that's used just at a particular factory. I wouldn't be afraid to ask the client in a case like this, either |
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