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Eight years have passed since General Electric Company introduced the first polycrystalline diamond blanks for wiredrawing dies — COMPAX diamond die blanks. Today thousands of dies made with these blanks are in use by the wiredrawing industry throughout the world for operations ranging from rod breakdown to the drawing of fine wire.
Eight years have passed since General Electric Company introduced the first polycrystalline diamond blanks for wiredrawing dies — COMPAX diamond die blanks. Today thousands of dies made with these blanks are in use by the wiredrawing industry throughout the world for operations ranging from rod breakdown to the drawing of fine wire.
| Author(s) | Lynn C. Carrison, General Electric Co., USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at the 52nd Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, PA USA |
| Year | 1982 |
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