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Wire yield point and diameter consistency are important parameters determining the final geometry of bending parts and springs. This paper introduces recent ideas and the results of trial runs for monitoring changes of these parameters during wiredrawing. The so-called “inline wire diagnosis” represents a new system for classifying wire quality based on seamless verification, and allows a continuous and objective intrinsic quality assessment.
Wire yield point and diameter consistency are important parameters determining the final geometry of bending parts and springs. This paper introduces recent ideas and the results of trial runs for monitoring changes of these parameters during wiredrawing. The so-called “inline wire diagnosis” represents a new system for classifying wire quality based on seamless verification, and allows a continuous and objective intrinsic quality assessment.
| Author(s) | Marcus Paech, Witels-Albert GmbH, Germany, and Walther Van Raemdonck, Bekaert N.V., Belgium |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Milan ITC |
| Year | 2013 |
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