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An electrolytic process of cleaning and descaling wire is described. Continuous treatment by separate stages, operating speed, advantages of the method, and relative production costs are discussed. The shortcomings of chemical methods are also outlined.
An electrolytic process of cleaning and descaling wire is described. Continuous treatment by separate stages, operating speed, advantages of the method, and relative production costs are discussed. The shortcomings of chemical methods are also outlined.
| Author(s) | Beck, R |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | .Wire & Wire Products32(4): 413-414 1957 |
| Year | 1957 |
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