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A new cost-saving carbide die design is described. The nib (which must be replaced when worn) is easily removed from a permanent casing, which does not have to be replaced. By replacing only the nib, rather than the entire casing, tungsten carbide die costs are reduced by about 70%.
A new cost-saving carbide die design is described. The nib (which must be replaced when worn) is easily removed from a permanent casing, which does not have to be replaced. By replacing only the nib, rather than the entire casing, tungsten carbide die costs are reduced by about 70%.
| Author(s) | Master Wire Die Corp. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products7(10): 361, 368-369 1932 |
| Year | 1932 |
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