‘Last Call’ for 2-part Sept. die webinar

The Wire Association International will host a two-part webinar series this September, guiding wire producers and tool makers in distinguishing high-quality wire dies from inferior ones. Sessions cover PCD and carbide fundamentals, defect identification, testing methods, and emerging technologies, with expert instruction from Hyperion Materials & Technologies.

The Wire Association International’s Education Center is presenting a two-part webinar series this month on differentiating high-quality wire dies from substandard ones. Targeted at tool makers and wire producers, the sessions are led by experts from Hyperion Materials & Technologies.

On Sept. 17, 2025, at 11:00 am CST, “Differentiating High-Quality PCD Wire Dies” will explore carbide and PCD (polycrystalline diamond) fundamentals, highlighting issues like EDM cutting problems and cracks. Attendees will learn to identify defects, receive a checklist for product evaluation, and discover innovations in PCD materials.

On Sept. 24, 2025, at 11:00 am CST, “Key Differentiators in Carbide Wire Dies” will focus on carbide materials with an interactive segment covering issues such as casing problems, breakage, cavities, and scratches. This session will also present a checklist for quality assessment, testing methods, certifications, and the latest in carbide technology.

Registration is required for each session. Webinars are free for WAI members and $75 for non-members, making membership ($150/year) an attractive option for those interested in both sessions and seeking further discounts on training and events.

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