In-line hot-dipped tinning of electrical conductors

In-line hot-dipped tinning of electrical conductors

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During 1980 the Wire & Cable Div. of Anaconda-Ericsson and the Syncro Machine Co. were involved in a joint effort to develop a new approach to the drawing and tinning of copper wire in one continuous line. The first part of this presentation will address the in-line tinning process in detail with a description of the process, specifications, and the equipment now available. The case study of the actual development program and machine installation at the Marion, Indiana, plant of Anaconda-Ericsson will be the second part of the presentation.

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Description

During 1980 the Wire & Cable Div. of Anaconda-Ericsson and the Syncro Machine Co. were involved in a joint effort to develop a new approach to the drawing and tinning of copper wire in one continuous line. The first part of this presentation will address the in-line tinning process in detail with a description of the process, specifications, and the equipment now available. The case study of the actual development program and machine installation at the Marion, Indiana, plant of Anaconda-Ericsson will be the second part of the presentation.

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Author(s)

Lockhart, P.D.Anaconda-EricssonHattersley, H., Syncro Machine Co.
Publication/Event/Pages

Wire Journal International16(1): 62-64, 66-70 1983
Year

1983

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