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Traditionally, carbon and alloy spring wire has been processed by the oil-tempered method involving a combination of slow-running multiwire systems, gas-fired muffle furnaces, molten lead baths, fluidized beds, oil-quench systems, and associated fume extraction equipment. Induction tempered spring wire lines are a complete departure from the normal method of oil tempering in that, among other things, they are in-line single wire lines compared to the conventional multiwire lines.
Traditionally, carbon and alloy spring wire has been processed by the oil-tempered method involving a combination of slow-running multiwire systems, gas-fired muffle furnaces, molten lead baths, fluidized beds, oil-quench systems, and associated fume extraction equipment. Induction tempered spring wire lines are a complete departure from the normal method of oil tempering in that, among other things, they are in-line single wire lines compared to the conventional multiwire lines.
| Author(s) | Kelvin Spain, Radyne Corp., USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's 77th Annual Convention (Interwire) in Cleveland, May, 2007. |
| Year | 2007 |
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