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Iron Bull Mfg. maintains a selection of standard-sized hoppers for scrap metal that hold up to 4,000 lbs. These quick-shipment hoppers are available in standard and heavy-duty designs with capacities ...

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SINGAPORE: Police arrested a 40-year-old man for assaulting two women with a metal rod after they refused to hand over their valuables, the police said on Tuesday (May 13).

A man is under arrest and accused of striking a pregnant woman in the head with a metal rod at 18th and 6th in Chelsea, NYC. The 35-year-old victim was hit in the head and suffered pain and swelling.

A 35-pound metal rod smashed into a vehicle in the Casco Bay Lines parking lot in Portland Wednesday night, and police believe it might have dropped from an airplane.

In a shocking incident in southern China, Aqiang miraculously survived after a metal rod pierced his skull during a fall. The intoxicated man impaled himself on a dinner table, prompting a complex ...

A diner who had too much to drink fell on a dinner table and impaled his head on a more than 15-inch-long metal rod that pierced through his mouth at a restaurant in China.

A Chinese man miraculously survived after a 15-inch metal rod went through his mouth into his head. The tragic incident occurred when he was having dinner with co-workers at a restaurant.

A man in southern China who fell on a dinner table and impaled his head through his mouth on a metal rod has been miraculously saved by doctors after 10 hours of surgery. Advertisement.

You might have noticed the metal rods that airplanes have on their wings, but do the pieces have a name? What are they for and how do they work?