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The use of lead as a lubricant during wiredrawing is discussed. Topics include types of lead used, the lead pots, and removal of lead at the end of the process. Advantages include elimination of intermediate anneals and picklings, reduced die wear and costs, increased drawing speeds, and improved wire surfaces.
The use of lead as a lubricant during wiredrawing is discussed. Topics include types of lead used, the lead pots, and removal of lead at the end of the process. Advantages include elimination of intermediate anneals and picklings, reduced die wear and costs, increased drawing speeds, and improved wire surfaces.
| Author(s) | Mantell, C.L. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products15(7): 353-356, 371 1940 |
| Year | 1940 |
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