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The need for an improved inspection system and transfer of technical information in the production of wiredrawing dies is discussed. Although large plants and certain metallurgical societies publish methods and carry out intensive inspection programs, often there is no suitable inspection program and craftmanship is substituted for precision engineering techniques.
The need for an improved inspection system and transfer of technical information in the production of wiredrawing dies is discussed. Although large plants and certain metallurgical societies publish methods and carry out intensive inspection programs, often there is no suitable inspection program and craftmanship is substituted for precision engineering techniques.
| Author(s) | Mantell, C.L. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products15(9): 457-459 1940 |
| Year | 1940 |
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