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The production of stainless steel wire entails overcoming the very particular characteristics of this material, namely the nature of the surface, the drawability and the many grades. Also the production facilities have to cope with the multitude of small quantities to be processed. This paper presents the technological means which have been applied to confront these various characteristics.
The production of stainless steel wire entails overcoming the very particular characteristics of this material, namely the nature of the surface, the drawability and the many grades. Also the production facilities have to cope with the multitude of small quantities to be processed. This paper presents the technological means which have been applied to confront these various characteristics.
| Author(s) | Peter Gill, Gimak, Ltd., France. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 61st Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1991 |
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