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Build Identifier: A) Some SI-affine units (non-SI but based on SI units): 1) metric-tonn-force (1 tf = 1000 kgf) 2) metric-technical-unit-of-mass (1 TME = 1 kgf / (1 m/s^2); i.e. the mass which accelerated by 1 m/s^2 results in 1 kgf) These units are still used by some engineering practitioners (at least in Italy, but I can guess also in other EU countries) and might deserve to be added somewhere instead than being redefined by users. Whether these units belong to a clearly nameable set, I am not sure. If it was for Italy, I would put them in an EngineeringCustomary or something similar but they might feel at home also in an SI-affine system together with kilogram-force, etc. B) Some units that may be common in US engineering practice (it is an assumption I make based in their presence in most engineering computer programs): 1) kilopound (1 kip = 1000 lb) 2) kilopound-force (1 kipf = 1000 lbf) Reproducible: Always