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The Lundin process for coating steel wire with aluminum is discussed. The steps of this procedure are preheating, cleaning, pickling in acid, rinsing in hot water, fluxing in salt, and immersion in molten aluminum. This process allows for the workability of the wire after coating.
The Lundin process for coating steel wire with aluminum is discussed. The steps of this procedure are preheating, cleaning, pickling in acid, rinsing in hot water, fluxing in salt, and immersion in molten aluminum. This process allows for the workability of the wire after coating.
| Author(s) | Westerman, B.S.American Chain & Cable Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products30(4): 419-421, 483-485 1955 |
| Year | 1955 |
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