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An electric direct resistance heat treating method for steel wire is described, and compared with conventional practices. Advantages of the new method include production of finer grain steel, no surface decarburization, practically no scale, greater wire speeds, and relatively low costs.
An electric direct resistance heat treating method for steel wire is described, and compared with conventional practices. Advantages of the new method include production of finer grain steel, no surface decarburization, practically no scale, greater wire speeds, and relatively low costs.
| Author(s) | Zur, J.P., The Trauwood Engineering Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products15(10): 582-586 1940 |
| Year | 1940 |
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