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Part two of cold heading guidelines for copper alloys is presented; temper, design factors, tooling, heading limits, tolerances, and lubrication are discussed. The qualities of alpha and beta brass are described. Metals tested included Muntz metal, cartridge brass, red brass, copper, tin bearing alloys, aluminum bronze, silicon bronzes, nickel silvers, leaded brasses, and yellow brass.
Part two of cold heading guidelines for copper alloys is presented; temper, design factors, tooling, heading limits, tolerances, and lubrication are discussed. The qualities of alpha and beta brass are described. Metals tested included Muntz metal, cartridge brass, red brass, copper, tin bearing alloys, aluminum bronze, silicon bronzes, nickel silvers, leaded brasses, and yellow brass.
| Author(s) | Hill, J.Scovill Mfg Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products43(12): 56-60 1968 |
| Year | 1968 |
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