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If we are to consider the wiredrawing process in an elementary form, we realize that only a drawing die and a device to produce the required pull is needed. This is the simplest, most straight forward method and in fact it can be observed in historical wiredrawing machines.
If we are to consider the wiredrawing process in an elementary form, we realize that only a drawing die and a device to produce the required pull is needed. This is the simplest, most straight forward method and in fact it can be observed in historical wiredrawing machines.
| Author(s) | Guenther W. Herzog, Ernst Koch, GMbH, West Germany and Moshe Moked, Wacoma Wire Working Equipment, Canada |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's 55th Annual Convention in Atlanta, 1985. Published in WJI, February 1986. |
| Year | 1985 |
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