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Successful steels to be used in cold heading applications must exhibit good bulk formability in either rod or wire form. Furthermore, high strength steels should be capable of generating high strength during cold heading or cold forging without excessive deterioration in either ductility or touchness. A new steel for high strength cold forging applications has been developed by The Basic Metals Processing Research Institute of the University of Pittsburgh.
Successful steels to be used in cold heading applications must exhibit good bulk formability in either rod or wire form. Furthermore, high strength steels should be capable of generating high strength during cold heading or cold forging without excessive deterioration in either ductility or touchness. A new steel for high strength cold forging applications has been developed by The Basic Metals Processing Research Institute of the University of Pittsburgh.
| Author(s) | C.J. Garcia, A.K. Lis and A.J. DeArdo, Basic Metals Processing Research Institute, The University of Pittsburgh, USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI Joint Division Meeting, Stamford, CT USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, June 1991, pg. 40. |
| Year | 1990 |
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