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The evolution of the tungsten carbide wiredrawing die is briefly reviewed, and its current design is described. The tungsten carbide die’s contribution to the improvement of wiredrawing is considered, and its use in the production of nails is discussed in detail. An improved nail product and lower cost have resulted.
The evolution of the tungsten carbide wiredrawing die is briefly reviewed, and its current design is described. The tungsten carbide die’s contribution to the improvement of wiredrawing is considered, and its use in the production of nails is discussed in detail. An improved nail product and lower cost have resulted.
| Author(s) | Kinyon, E.C., Columbia Steel Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products26(3): 215-217, 260-262 1951 |
| Year | 1951 |
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