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Ni-plated steel wire used for springs has good corrosion resistance and has been much in demand as an alternative for stainless steel wire in less-restricted corrosive environments. The authors have conducted basic research into differences in processing conditions at the final pass using emulsion type lubricant oil. This paper also considers customers’ requirements for not only lubricating ability, but also surface gloss.
Ni-plated steel wire used for springs has good corrosion resistance and has been much in demand as an alternative for stainless steel wire in less-restricted corrosive environments. The authors have conducted basic research into differences in processing conditions at the final pass using emulsion type lubricant oil. This paper also considers customers’ requirements for not only lubricating ability, but also surface gloss.
| Author(s) | Motohiro Nakano, Shinko Wire Co., Ltd., and Hiroshi Utsunomiya, Osaka University, Japan |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's 79th Annual Convention (Interwire) in Cleveland, April, 2009. Published in WJI, February 2010, pp. 138-140. |
| Year | 2009 |
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