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Factors influencing the effectiveness of dry wiredrawing lubricants are reviewed. Topics include lubricant compressive strength; the effect of steel grade and drawing speed on the amount of residual film on a drawn wire; and use of batch application, pressure dies, and positive applicators to optimize lubricant pick-up.
Factors influencing the effectiveness of dry wiredrawing lubricants are reviewed. Topics include lubricant compressive strength; the effect of steel grade and drawing speed on the amount of residual film on a drawn wire; and use of batch application, pressure dies, and positive applicators to optimize lubricant pick-up.
| Author(s) | Stalson, S.L.R.H. *Miller Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal5(2): 39-43 1972, Paper presented at WAI Regional Meeting, Dallas, TX USA |
| Year | 1972 |
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