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The problems, causes, and methods of eliminating seams in steel wire are discussed. The chemical milling (chem-milling) process is emphasized. The chem-milling process, typical chem-milling bath compositions, advantages, and disadvantages are discussed in detail.
The problems, causes, and methods of eliminating seams in steel wire are discussed. The chemical milling (chem-milling) process is emphasized. The chem-milling process, typical chem-milling bath compositions, advantages, and disadvantages are discussed in detail.
| Author(s) | Spring, D.G.Bradford Pacific Wire, Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire IncWire Journal6(8): 79-81 1973, Paper presented at WAI Pacific Coast Divisional Meeting, Phoenix, AZ USA |
| Year | 1973 |
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