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Low cost processes used in Germany for the black coloring of wire products are described. Nails can be blackened by burning with oil or fat. A purely chemical coloring method is used for pins and needles; color is produced by formation of cuprous sulfate. The mechanical method of lacquering is also discussed. Techniques for mass production are described.
Low cost processes used in Germany for the black coloring of wire products are described. Nails can be blackened by burning with oil or fat. A purely chemical coloring method is used for pins and needles; color is produced by formation of cuprous sulfate. The mechanical method of lacquering is also discussed. Techniques for mass production are described.
| Author(s) | Presented |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products6(6): 228-229, 2501931 |
| Year | 1931 |
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